Buntunia Palace (Boon-toon-yah)

The home of the Dukes and Duchesses of Karanya and later their Queens and Kings, this palace has been through many renovations and changes in power, a jewel of traditionalism and Slavic pride guarded by antiquated, almost militaristic walls that betray the fear of the unknown that haunts the core of the aristocracy.

Purpose / Function

Set on three hills on an island just off the coast of the mainland and connected to it by bridges, it acts as both the primary domestic living quarters and the government center of Karanya.

Alterations

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Architecture

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Defenses

Stone walls, five feet thick on land and ten feet thick in the water, guard the coast and subsequently the capital, built to limit entry and protect the inhabitants within.

Founding Date

4092-4100

Alternative Names

The Capital

Type

Acropolis / Citadel

Parent Location

Buntunia

Owner

Tomasz Wiazyn-Kasmirski-Kumiega

Owning Organization

Kingdom of Karanya