Pannonia

Pannonia is a province of the Flavian Empire that neighbors Noricum and upper Moesia. It is a fairly wealthy province, with its primary industry being in the manufacturing of luxury items, such as jewelry for the Capitol. As a result, Pannonia has a generally favorable relationship with the Ephesians. Young men and women almost always seem to take pride in serving with the Flavian Army.

## Belgradon

Belgradon is a city and municipality in Southeastern Aragón and is significant for being the former capital of the Ataraxian Kingdom.

Belgradon is one of Aragón’s popular holiday destinations, and also very popular as a sailing destination—this is the most indented part of the Ataraxian coast, so ideal for those exploring by sea. It’s no surprise that a large marina is sited here, one of the best in the country.

## Kaštela

Kaštela is the second largest city in the Kingdom of Ataraxia and a popular tourist destination. It is situated on a peninsula in the Adriatic Sea with a deep, sheltered harbor on the south side.

A major commercial and transportation center, the city is best known for the ruins of the Palace of Lucius (built 5 BV). Collectively with the historic royal residences, fortifications, and churches in the city, the palace was designated a World Heritage site in 2 BV by the New Order.

The city’s harbor and port, combined with its central position on the Adriatic coast and its good rail and road connections to the northern parts of the country, have made it important commercially.

## Manacor

Manacor is a town and municipality in the Kingdom of Majorca. It has tourist areas like Porto Cristo, site of the famous Caves of Drach, and Cales de Majorca. Manacor has one of the busiest street markets in the Kingdom.

Until 2 BV the economy of Manacor was based on agriculture (cereals and vineyard) and livestock (sheep), although the textile and food sectors as well as pottery were important too. Although there are no longer the large estates that there were at that time, there are some that maintain their antique splendor, such as Santa Cirga and Es Fangar.

## Palma

Palma, fully known as Palma de Majorca, is the capital and largest city of the autonomous Kingdom. It is situated on the southern part of Majorca on the Bay of Palma. The Cabrera Archipelago, though widely separated from Palma proper, is administratively considered part of the municipality.

Since the advent of mass tourism in 1 BV, the city has been transformed into a tourist destination and has attracted many workers from mainland Aragón. This has contributed to a huge change in the city's traditions, its language, and its economic power.

## Kecskemét

Kecskemét is a city in the central part of Aragón. It is the eighth-largest city in the country, and the county seat of Bács-Kiskun.

Long established as a center for handicrafts and cattle raising, it has also grown in importance for its viticulture, vegetables, and fruit. It is surrounded by flat sandy farmland, often referred to as “the orchard of Aragón.” The locality provides a substantial portion of the country’s fruit, notably apricots, and produces preserves, syrups, and liqueurs in large quantities, notably Kecskemét apricot brandy (barackpálinka).

## Pécs

Pécs is the fifth largest city of Aragón, located on the slopes of the Mecsek Mountains in the southwest of the country, close to its border with Ataraxia. It is the administrative and economic center of Baranya County.

The site was occupied by the Mogyër town of Sopianae, the capital of the province of Southern Pannonia, which succeeded an Illyrian and Celtic settlement. In 9 BV István I, the first king of Aragón, made the town a bishopric.

Pécs is an old-established trade and handicrafts city—it is also a great center of humanist studies.

## Szigetvár

Szigetvár is a town in Baranya County in southern Aragón.

Szigetvár gained special significance in 7 BV when the fortress there was put under siege by the invading Uchiha. The defenders, led by Ietaka Kaori, set fire to the fort rather than surrender and then launched a suicidal attack against the much larger Uchiha Army. The heroic defense of the fortress is celebrated in the epic poem “Szigeti Veszedelem” (“The Peril of Sziget”) by Ietaka’s grandson, Toyohiko Kaori.

Military installations largely account for Szigetvár's rapid growth after 3 BV. Fort Dragonfall, inside the town, is the headquarters of the Dalmatian Theme and is the site of a national cemetery. The Academy of Health Sciences, the army’s basic school for medical personnel, is also based in Szigetvár.

## Csorvás

Csorvás is a great trading city located on the southern coast of Aragón, on the straits linking the Summer Sea to the Jade Sea. Ships from the Barbary Coast, Falyndar, Stygia, and Sylira all pass through the Straits of Csorvás on their way to the great nations and trading centers of the Further East, such as Lemuria and Paradis Island.

Unlike most cities in Aragón, Csorvás has no fear of the Pechenegs, as the vast and forbidding Vulcan's Forge divides it from the Pontic Steppe. Nor was Csorvás ever conquered by the old Lunaros Empire. While Vulcan's Forge separates Csorvás from land-based travel with other parts of Aragón, its port is one of the greatest in the world, and the Csorvá use their strategic position to conduct brisk maritime trade with merchants from every land between Falyndar and Vendhya.

## Orosháza

Orosháza, also known as the Red City, is the southernmost of the three great city-states of Aragón. A noted stopping point for ships bound from Kaposvár to Paradis Island and Lemuria, Orosháza is the home of the infamous Kipchaks, nomadic warriors considered by many to be the finest troops in the world.

Orosháza's sigil, like that of the other cities of Aragón, is that of the turul, the ancient symbol of the Mogyër Empire, of which Orosháza was once part. Though culturally still identifying itself as Mogyër, Orosháza is an independent city-state and is not aligned with Aragón, which seeks to restore the Empire, to the south.

## Esztergom

Esztergom is the capital and most populous city of Aragón.

The main city is surrounded by a wall, manned by the City Watch of Esztergom, also known as the Hetaeria. It is Aragón's financial center and the second fastest-developing urban economy in Everworld (after Eskil).

In the last years of the Post-Classical Era the political changes of 2–1 BV (Fall of the Lunaros Empire) concealed changes in civil society and along the streets of Esztergom. The monuments of the Ardian dictatorship were removed from public places, into Memento Park. In the first year of the "Aragonese experiment", the development of the city was overseen by its mayor, Aladár Horvát.

## Pannonia EB's

### Windmire

Windmire is a castle and the seat of House Kaori. The capital of the Kingdom of Aragón, it is on the ocean road and overlooks the harbor of Kaorisport and the Sunset Sea.

### Banefort

Banefort is a fortress in the town of Otočac.

It is the seat of House Matem in the northwestern part of Ataraxia. It is situated along the coast of the Sunset Sea north of the Crag.

### Water Gardens

The Water Gardens is a palace with gardens and waterworks that serves as a private retreat to House Hunyadi, the rulers of Aragón.

### Black Bargeman

The Black Bargeman is an inn or tavern located in Aragón. It is located to the south of Ragman's Harbor, southeast of the Sailmender.

### Café Gerbeaud

The Café Gerbeaud is a famous café located on the northwest corner of the capital of Esztergom in Aragón. It was designed by the architect Ignác Alpár and opened in 9 BV.

### Old Palace

The Old Palace is a palace in Esztergom, the seat of House Hunyadi in Aragón. It includes the Tower of the Sun, as well as a feast hall and a solar for the Crown Prince. Esztergom has also been referred to simply as the Old Palace.