Thauzurram

Thauzurram is the capital of the Sultanate of Gurah in the Kaspari Empire. Situated on the banks of the Bezana River, with the deserts of the Dulqa to the west and the forbidding Hulman Mountains to the east, Thauzurram is the one of the most somber citys in the Kaspari Empire. Its people are searching for enlightenment and truth, and perhaps for the happiness both would bring.
Thauzurram reflects the mood of its Sultan, Halil Ushaaf: its people are sullen, brooding, and joyless in their tasks. The city is prosperous, however, due to its natural gifts. The grasslands along the riverbanks to the north and south are grazed by sheep and goats, and dotted with orchards of oranges, dates, apricots, and pears. The rich clays of the river make some of the finest pottery and china in the Empire, and the location of the city
makes it a convenient stopover point for caravans coming from the mountain Sultanates further south destined for the populated Almaaqi Plain to the north.
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