Jarovsk

== Barony of Jarovsk ==
Barony of Jarovsk , located in the central part of Archduchy of Mariborg. In 1200, the city had approximately 76,654 inhabitants, with 79% of them being Mariborg citizens. The city has an agricultural and commercial character, and due to its location, it is often referred to as the "Gateway to Mariborg." To the north, it borders the enclave of the Archduchy of Tarnogrod, the Barony of Borslavo, while to the south, it borders the Barony of Zelazogrod. To the west, it borders the Duchy of Bachengart.
== History of Jarovsk ==
Jarovsk was founded around 1185, shortly after the authorities of Mariborg acquired the southern lands of Borslava. After long negotiations and border demarcations, the so-called "Treaty of Maridon" was signed on January 21, 1185, named after the city where the talks were held. The land was quickly settled, primarily by the inhabitants of the "Przedmorze" district of Mariborg. However, it soon became clear that these lands had a significant advantage. Fertile soil, initially believed to only be present in the territories of Bachengart, was also found in the newly established province. As a result, the agricultural industry, particularly wheat farming, began to develop at an accelerated pace. Later on, small defensive structures and a market square were built, where agricultural products were the main goods traded. Wheat is most commonly exported to other parts of Lorenis and Beloslavia, including cities such as Mozestava and Lorenin. In 1188, by a decision of the Church of Ehway, the Kalenburg Diocese was established, which oversees the surrounding villages and Zelazograd. The Jarovsk Diocese also became the center for Ehway followers from the western part of Cirion and the island of Demora. 
== Industry of Jarovsk ==
In large part, the primary and most important export goods of Jarovsk wheat and other agricultural products. The city itself has a market dedicated solely to the sale of agricultural products. Additionally, Jarovsk is home to a branch of the Dynsk Brewery and a small factory of this brewery, which is mainly involved in bottle production.
== People in Barony ==
Due to its location in the northern part of Beloslavia, Jarovsk often a destination for emigrants from southern Lorenis. Despite this, a significant portion of Jarovsk's population are still Mariborg citizens, who make up 89% of the city's residents. The remaining population consists mainly of Lorenians, who account for about 7% of the total population of the Barony. Other minorities make up the rest, but they do not exceed 4% of the total population.