Places of Antoria
This is a comprehensive but not exhaustive list of various locations grouped by association.
Yanakhon (Yanat - our; khon - land)
Teleng, (Sil. Teleng Iosis - West City), or Andaliosis (Sil. Andal - white; Iosis - city), the second-largest city in Yanakhon, the cultural and political capital after Gralon Era.
Yonton City, or Yontor, Yonbor (Rnk.), Joontor (Ymb.), the largest city in Yanakhon, the most important city by the Blue Sea.
Selerian City, (Sil. Seler - silver), or Silver City or Seleriosis, the capital of the Selerian world formed around the Selerian Pass between Silverland and Mainland.
Ikhanic City, or Ikhan, a city located at the strait between Ikakhon island and the continental Ionia, the largest Ikharonian city.
Silantis, (Sil. Silan - sea; itis - by) the ancient city destroyed by the eruption of Seleturm supervolcano in 720BSE.
Thang Ikharon, Fort Ikharon, a massive stone gate at the mouth of the Unthom Pass leading to the Lonely Valley.
Untomithang, the Lonely Fortress, a towering palace located in the Lonely Valley.
Shalon, the Temple City in Salon Valley surrounding the Temple of Salon.
Harachim, or the Hidden Valley, at the heart of the Gray Mountain range, once isolated, then inhabited by the Belsetarian refugees fleeing the Selerian persecutions
Dalator, the capital of the Dalaan Valley, sometimes referred as the Paradise City or Treasure City, (Sil. Dalat - treasure; tor - castle, fort, stronghold, foundation stone).
Telkheron, or Eaglestone, a town built in an exhausted volcano crater, was the last Ikharonian stronghold east of Lonely Valley before Selenthion Era.
Arkhanic City, by the Strait of Arkhania, at the very northern tip of Ionian continent. Known for the Arkhanic Bridge and the Temple of Arkhaniel.
Akharrat, a small salt mine village located in northern Silwoods. Would transliterate literally as Hilltop.
Tritoria, an old Silvonian castle town. (Sil. Trikh - salt; toria - castle, stronghold)
Highland Castle University, or Turmtoria, built as a frontline defense by Metorians against Whitlings, primarily used as a library and an university since Salimerat Era, including during the Perillean rule.
The Khonnors of Yanakhon
The Yonian States consisted of 72 historical kingdoms and republics called khonnors (Sil. Khon - realm, country; orn - land).
Amilonia, Andalberon (Whitetown)
Anakhon, Antoriosis (Antoric City)
Andalintor, Andaltor (Whitecastle)
Andalion, Andalsams (Whiteport)
Annathron, Namalon
Antoric Land, Antorianic City
Aramatia, Dalat (Treasure)
Arkhania, Arkhanic City
Aswin, Astor
Avala, Amaron
Balaat, Baalon
Baloturm, Boltavat
Belathron, Bulvoneis
Beret, Beret Serine (Rock Stream)
Dalaan, Dalator (Treasure Castle)
Damatsi, Damat Iosis (Gold City)
Dunasheat, Setsuan Iosis (Wasteland City)
Erikhon, Bahram
Eulathron, Regim
Gamakhon, Gamat Beron (Milltown)
Gestilingat, Karnator
Harachim, Harachim (Hidden Valley)
Ikakhon, Kensharim
Ikhalia, Eekha
Ikharonia, Ikhanic City
Ikhastorm, Yonkirkan
Ion Norlon, Nemesin Beron
Iserikhon, Thangomitho (Boulder Fort)
Iskheritho, Ekhthebel
Ithiltharkum, Narakhan
Karchurim, East Karabol
Katator, Torathron (Rock Kingdom)
Khalassat, Sams Khalassat (Port Khalassat)
Khalikhon, Askethron
Kharden, Kanaapan
Kharon, Pelkhen
Kharvall, Kharmathuil
Koboltan, Koppeltan Beron
Komor, Khoron
Krala, Barrowsams (Port Barrow)
Lothorim, Nierim
Mallanthron, Gauran
Metoria, Metemluter (Blackwater)
Milonthron, Milon Beron (South Town)
Minarkh, Panark
Morakhon, Moratoria (Stonecastle)
Narwin, Valarrat (Low Point)
Nirkhanel, Ravanierim
North-Selethron, Seleriosis (The Silver City)
Orikhon, Ovakhon
Panakhan, Monakhan
Rivannat, Palipansams (Port Priest)
Saginat, Tabulator
Selekhon, Gamat Portat
Selengen, Untomielsams (Port Untomancer)
Selethron, Seleriosis (The Silver City)
Selitor, Selerthang (Silver Fortress)
Selkhen, Telshing
Shilon, Samalon
Siltharkum, Gengpelin
Silvon, Salon
Teleng, Andaliosis (White City)
Telkhen, Telkheron (Eaglestone)
Turmthron, Turmtoria (Highland; Highcastle)
Unthom, Unthomithang (Lonely Fortress)
Valon, Valon Iosis (Lower City)
Versallat, Aakh
Winn Shailon, Narsilim
Yaliskhon, Yalista
Yalon, Iosis ekh Yannat (Yanat City)
Yalonarim, Yaloserine (Yalon Stream)
Yontoria, Yonton City
Hellornia
Sparkofar, the capital city and location of Elite Argom Palace, built by Dom Nuriaz
Dom Nuriaz, a mountain by Sparkofar, on top of which dragons nest and live
Sparkon Pass, a three-gorge pass leading to Hellornia, Arnior and Drakmanic Desert, through which the Arnivon-Helzin River flows
The Grand Mountains | Stormtire
Gharzumvangel Pass.
The Hall of Four or the Hall of Allemennar, the Bringers of Gifts.
Koxvyneis or Koxvinia.
Stormhart, the largest glacier on Antoria.
The Northern Wildernesses | Arnior
Lake Phanim, stretching from Northern Phanim across the North Pole deep into the Arnioric lands. The lake is referred by the Arnic people as the Coastless Sea, as most of its coasts consist of endless swamplands with floating islands ranging from the size of a large ship to enormous landmasses.
Marshes of Änger, the eastern end of Lake Phanim.
Pelonvangel, or the Northern Pass.
The Northern Hall, a palace built on a floating island.
Perillenia | Perillaeion
Note: While Perillenia refers to the country and the native Perilleans, Palpurian refers to the entire cultural hemisphere; in common parlance, these terms are freely interchangeable. The Yonians use the derogatory term "Reddick" to refer the Perilleans (Sil. Persikh - "reddy"; the term comes from their Balcour red uniforms).
Balbour, the capital of Perillenia, located at the southern tip of the Fabelen Peninsula.
Artican Valley, isolated but wealthy valley in the northern Perillenia, knwn for its craftsmanship and also home to the Meusar Academy. Especially known for precision mechanics such as quad bows, optical instruments and fine jewelry.
The Perillean Athelions
The Perillenia consisted of historical Athelions, provinces which were controlled by powerful families, later unified by the Meuriorians under one rule. The Perillenian flag used to be a multi-color chequered flag, later turned into red-yellow only.
1. Fabelen
2. Athon
3. Dimalorion
4. Pecuilliae
5. Raunion
6. Veioion
7. Meurion
8. Catasolae
9. Nimbarion
10. Cartidgan
11. Phannalion
12. Artican
13. Artisoe
14. Lanealora
15. Laundaniae
16. Vollithiae
17. Bonshac
18. Perillon
19. Eltherchaut
20. Tumbarion
21. Astelistae
22. Chauceance
23. Selinnae
24. Helithion
25. Elecous
26. Truquscan
27. Lyderion
28. Perilliae Adauae
29. Orleiconiae
30. Cesnar Avarlonae
Ironland | Rammorn(ia)
Note: Rammornians or Ironlanders were commonly referred to as Rancks; (Sil. Ramm - iron; mornia - land) note that the term Renck (Sil. Renkh - rust) was generally considered offensive. The term Condar was occasionally used among Rancks, dating back to the Iron Empire era of the Condarian Seafarers, but this term was often associated with the Vaskitic Strömian Stalwarts and was seen in a negative light by many, especially among Yonians and Yalis.
Pommershell
Ranckbor
Grimrok
Renkerank
Thorzuk's Workshop
The Kondarian Iron Mountain Palace
Phanim
Archaid-Sulaiz
Sentapulon
Capabar
The Tower of Sulaiz
Akharow
Annat Ionia
Anthorm
Archaid
Arnikhon
Arnivangel
Gamatsi
Gulthago
Hammer
Helzing
Lyderion
Pelonnikhon
Pelxen
Phanakhon
Phanx
Serinekhon
Steistelen
Stormkhon
Sulaiz
Turm Phanim
Turmdor
Yoneikhon
Masorania | Mazuran
Strait of Kumer
Mazugarthan Island
The Temple of the Sea God
Saqrana Island
Satygartha, the Paradise City of Sea
The Mystery of the 1001 Islands
Selassinia | Shalazin
Sharpoul
Tower of Khabar
Strait of Salastaan
Zyzzah
Colossia | Colozar
Tricoloss City
Yafaross
Yalipan | Jalipaan
Yambar, Jambaar
The Amber Palace
Yaliskho, Jalisko Shipyards
Muurland | Muurman
Land of Ra | Ramaan
The Calligraphy School of Qata Mazur
The Xi Dain Lines
Shambor | Sampori
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