Taidhe

The vast, open plain of the western lands between the River Thala and the River Ealla to the west and the River Abrea to the east, the Taidhe is a somewhat fertile land, a frontier of farming. It has historically often been the site of conflict between the more settled populations of the surrounding river valleys and the migratory populations of the Toasha Desert to the north.
Traditionally, the valleys around it have been far more useful agriculturally, while the plain has remained more the purview of the enormous animals who roam it. This changed during the hegemony of the Dulama Empire, which centered on the Taidhe more than its predecessors had and which emphasized the expansion of agriculture out of the valleys to support a growing population. However, in the decline of the Dulama Empire, the depredations left on the land by decades of constant war caused many areas that had previously come under cultivation to fall fallow. The Taidhe is nearly as wild today as it was in the earliest days of the Dulama conquests.
Category:Geography
Category:West