Kothi

Kothi is a large town on the banks of the Narhat Lake in the Mapuraray Range of the Yukela Mountains.  It was first settled in 36 PC by settlers from Mapuraray. At the time, the region was controlled by the People's Republic of Lordania, and so many of the settlers had no choice in moving.  Kothi quickly became an important stop on the newly built Mapuraray Railway, being the first stop on the route from Greenstone Valley.  Now part of the Kingdom of Mapuraray, Kothi continues to profit from its position on the rail network, as well as being the primary route of access between Mapuraray and the Yukela Pradesh.
The most important landmark of the town is the Kothi Rail Depot, where goods are unloaded, inspected, and taxed. A portion of the profit goes to the King and State, with the rest being reimbursed into the local area.

Founding Date

36

Type

Town

Location under

Mapuraray Range

Owning Organization

Kingdom of Mapuraray