Thu-Athamar

**Thu-Athamar** is a principality of the Ethuveraz and currently ruled by Prince Orchenis Clunethar, under Emperor Edrehasivar VII.

## Appears in

#### Novels

*The Goblin Emperor*

*The Witness for the Dead*

*The Grief of Stones*

#### Short Stories

*Lora Selezh*

*Min Zemerin's Plan*

## Description

It contains the cities of Amalo, Ashedro, Cairado, Puzhvarno, and Zhaö.

There are universities in Amalo and Ashedro.

The Marquess Lanthevel is a marquess of Thu-Athamar and the Presider of the House of Blood in parliament.

The noble houses of Thu-Athamar include the head House Clunethada, the Veschada, and, formerly, the House Tethimada. The Tethimada were one of the wealthiest landowners in Thu-Athamar until the house was extirpated after the discovery of the Tethimadeise Conspiracy.

The Bromadeise estates are located in Thu-Athamar, and prior to the extirpation of the Tethimada, the Bromada were wary of crossing the Tethimada in politics.

The "Chavada had a country estate in the corner of Thu-Athamar between the Tetara and the Tetareise border".

“Silk was produced in Thu-Athamar and had been the bedrock of the Ethuverazheise economy for so many centuries that it was practically respectable." Thu-Athamar's economy also heavily relies on airship manufacturing.

## Residents

* Aäthis Rohethar
* Aina Shuilvar (former) (deceased)
* Aiva Vernezar
* Alasho Duhalin
* Arnekesh
* Arveneän Shelsin (deceased)
* Aiveän Zemerin
* Amal'othala
* Amiru Chonhadrin
* Anvina Renthalar
* Arveneän Shelsin (deceased)
* Asavo
* Atho Narchanezhen (former) (deceased)
* Azhanharad
* Balaro
* Bechevaran
* Brenaro Osthonharad (deceased)
* Broset Sheveldar (deceased)
* Caltavezharan
* Camilo Lethormin
* Cambeshar
* Cataro Selezhen (deceased)
* Cebris Pershar
* Ceiliän Bralisharan
* Viscount Chavel
* Cladeän Pazhilavin
* Cretheno Cambesharan
* Csenaia Ulzhavar
* Daleno
* Danavo Tozharharad
* Davelo Matano
* Dazhis Athmaza (former) (deceased)
* Delemar
* Ediro Zanarin (potentially former)
* Elithar
* Ema Dravenezh
* Erthalo
* Esmeän Tativin
* Evrenis Bralchenar (deceased)
* Honibar
* Horthena Renthalar
* Iäna Pel-Thenhior
* Marquess Imel
* Isreän (deceased)
* Kelmaru
* Osmer Isthanar
* Keila Osthonharad‎‎
* Lenet Athmaza
* Lideän Pazhilavaran
* Lisava Ormevar
* Mandara Tozharharad (deceased)
* Meletho Balvedin
* Melnaro
* Mobrasar
* Molinis Tozharharad (deceased)
* Mulinar (deceased)
* Nathomar
* Nemriän Imaran
* Nepena Duhalar (deceased)
* Nepevis Duhalar
* Neshevis Pazhilavar (deceased)
* Neshiro Mulinaran (deceased)
* Nileän
* Orbelin
* Orimeän
* Dachensol Orzhimar
* Orchenis Clunethar
* Otilis Ulzhavar
* Paru Tethimin
* Marquess Parzhadel
* Pavalo Temin (deceased)
* Pelara Duhalar
* Prenevin
* Rasaltezhen
* Rhadeän Nadin
* Stava Pazhilavar
* Sukelo
* Talenin
* Tanata
* Tarazho Zemerin
* Tedoro (deceased)
* Tesavin
* Thara Celehar
* Tomilo Ulzhavel (deceased)
* Toreän Nochenin
* Tura Olora (deceased)
* Uleviän Clunetharan
* Ulthora Csathamar
* Marquess Ulzhavel (deceased)
* Umenar
* Veliso (deceased)
* Velhiro Tomasaran
* Vineän Brenhazin
* Vinsu Nadaran
* Vobora Bazhevar
* Vulathmened (deceased)
* Mer Zhikarmened
* Zhodeän Parmorin
* Ziniän

## References

1. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “A Listing of Persons, Places, Things, and Gods.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
2. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “5. The Emperor's Household.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Addison, Katherine. “17. Dinner with the Goblin Ambassador.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
4. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “34. Building Bridges.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
5. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “28. A Letter from Mer Celehar.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.