Freehold of Waysouth

The Freehold of Waysouth is a freehold county in the far south of Pem. The freehold has two major cities, Waysouth and Port Auburn, as well as a variety of farms, vineyards and a small but productive mining industry. Waysouth is famed for both its wines and carrots, with the latter formerly being credited with having restorative qualities. 
The territory of Waysouth is referenced in the The Grate Boke as: "a soverein ande moste hospitable demesne whiche flowes bowntifully with wines and carrotes, yet besett on all sydes by monsteres of a moste dreadfull kind".
 The Boke's account of Waysouth during the Lesser Kingdom period describes an occasion when the people of Waysouth and its territory beseeched John Kerbal, Mayor of Pembleton to send the City Guard to slay the monsters which terrorised them. Modern historians dispute what precisely these monsters were, however it is clear that this event led to strong ties between Pembleton and Waysouth.
Although not historically a part of the Lesser Kingdom during its early days, Waysouth became increasingly tied to the northern freeholds, both politically and through trade. 
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