Úgjúrk-ne
Hihjúrr: Úgjúrk-ne /ucuːrkh nɛː/
Þagralic: Unurn mó Júrana /ʏnʏːrtn̥ mouː juːraːna/
Númric: Jötor Úrknis /jœthɔːr urkhnɪːs/
Üllemic: Uq'urk /uq'urkh/
Úgjúrk-ne is a republic in southwestern Örkraz and one of the most powerful countries of the Orcs native to the continent. It's bordered the countries of Zín to the south, Ökjarg and Núnrán to the west and Öp to the north and northeast, and the Knip Sea to the east.
It's the largest country to the southwest, a subtropical regions dominated by basalt formations and woodlands, crisscrossed by rivers and dotted with lakes and ponds, making it more suitable for large-scale agriculture than the karst area to the east via terrace farming.
Its capital is Gjar upon the lower Knolí River to the south.
Úgjúrk-ne is one of the more cosmopolitan countries in Örkraz along with Agg-Ahlún on the west coast, due to longstanding trade with the people of Jælondis and the Southlands, as well as through tourism and exchange students coming to study at the Hneknúrk-öm University in Gjar. It's also a major producer of cane sugar, cloves, crocodile leather and bagasse paper.
The provinces are:Útrú-ehle to the south, encompassing Gjar and surrounding area.
Útrú-gjakk to the west.
Útrú-ikní to the north.
Útrú-irkra to the southwest.
Útrú-vóm to the east and southeast.
Þagralic: Unurn mó Júrana /ʏnʏːrtn̥ mouː juːraːna/
Úgjúrk-ne is a republic in southwestern Örkraz and one of the most powerful countries of the Orcs native to the continent. It's bordered the countries of Zín to the south, Ökjarg and Núnrán to the west and Öp to the north and northeast, and the Knip Sea to the east.
It's the largest country to the southwest, a subtropical regions dominated by basalt formations and woodlands, crisscrossed by rivers and dotted with lakes and ponds, making it more suitable for large-scale agriculture than the karst area to the east via terrace farming.
Its capital is Gjar upon the lower Knolí River to the south.
Úgjúrk-ne is one of the more cosmopolitan countries in Örkraz along with Agg-Ahlún on the west coast, due to longstanding trade with the people of Jælondis and the Southlands, as well as through tourism and exchange students coming to study at the Hneknúrk-öm University in Gjar. It's also a major producer of cane sugar, cloves, crocodile leather and bagasse paper.
Structure
The country is divided into several provinces and further subdivided into counties, each of the latter corresponding with the traditional territories of the numerous tribes which make up the population, except for the capital, which functions as neutral ground to reduce potential ethnic tensions.The provinces are:
Comments