Panta

The Twin City of Panta is the capital of Peraserasia and the seat of power of the Diarchs. It is a relatively cosmopolitan city, with the high nobility pursuing Yojeku ideals.

Demographics

The city is as orderly and bureaucratic as the entirety of Peraserasia. It holds a census every 5 years, dividing the populace by race, ethnicity, profession, income, age, residence, and religious inclinations.
The following tables display the demographics of Panta by varying criteria:

By Profession

Table of Practitioners by Profession

Profession	#	Profession	#	Profession	#
Shoemakers	436	Bakers	47	Bathers	24
Maidservants	293	Butchers	46	Woodcarvers	24
Tailors	235	Weavers	41	Hay Merchants	23
Old Clothes	177	Painters	39	Bleachers	22
Courtesans	167	Spice Merchants	38	Buckle Makers	19
Barbers	140	Chicken Butchers	36	Plasterers	19
Pastrycooks	122	Copyists	35	Pursemakers	19
Furriers	111	Scabbardmakers	34	Ropemakers	19
Carpenters	95	Blacksmiths	33	Harness-makers	17
Taverns	83	Rugmakers	30	Illuminators	16
Mercers	80	Sculptors	30	Beer-sellers	15
Wine-sellers	79	Glovemakers	29	Cutlers	14
Masons	73	Hatmakers	28	Magic Shops	14
Saddlers	73	Chandlers	27	Locksmiths	13
Coopers	67	Doctors	27	Woodsellers	13
Jewelers	61	Inns	26	Bookbinders	8
Watercarriers	53	Roofers	26	Booksellers	3
Fishmongers	49	Tanners	25

By Race

Table of Denizens by Race

Race	#	Race	#
Human	24186	Gnome	2252
Half-Elf	7653	Half-Orc	1359
Dwarf	4497	Others	2291
Elf	3064

By Ethnicity

Table of Denizens by Ethnicity

Ethnicity	#
Prasri	35789
Yojeku	6795
Bascaxi	1812
Others	906

Defences

Due to its relatively peaceful and historically mercantile nature, Panta is considered to be ill prepared for a full-scale assault by an army. Instead, the city's defenses were built with infiltration and small scale assaults in mind: the perimeter walls, 32 ft. high and 15 ft. wide, are built with a negatively inclined outer portion and topped with crenellations and machicolations. The wall's portions are angled and/or elevated in such a way that each post for allows for a minimum 150° view of the wall, with roughly 30° being obstructed by the Diarchs' palace. The city's eleven gatehouses hold no unusual qualities and follow a relatively standard design, with a diverging-remerging entryway.
The peace is kept by presumably 320 guards, though some estimates place the number of guardsmen to be as low as 150 or as high as 800 guards; Since the actual number itself is omitted from the official census report, estimations are based on deductions based on the large data set the census provides, and thus vary with a mean of 419 guardsmen, mode of 320, and a median of 636.

Industry & Trade

Panta thrives and lives on trade. Located on The Ivory Route, one can find virtually every commodity in the city; being the only large city in the Diarchy of Peraserasia makes it a bustling trade hub for all of Grausur and the Pueblian Free Territory, even when not considering the route.

Guilds and Factions

The city has a total of 340 noble houses, both minor and major. It has 27 primary guilds, and eight secondary guilds; in other words, of the 35 guilds, only 21 have a monopoly on their trade. The city has 26 inns which are recognized by the inkeeper's guild, and an estimated 30 inns that work without guild support and authorization, all of whom are located either in the city's slums or are involved with criminal activity.

Type

Capital

Population

45,302 (1050 census)

Inhabitant Demonym

Pantani

Included Locations

• Panta's Civil District
• Panta's Temple District
• The Broken Basket
• The Cracked Casket
• The Dancing Drake

Owning Organization

Diarchy of Peraserasia

Characters in Location

• Messenger

Related Historical Events

• 1050 AB
  The Diarchy of Peraserasia is annexed by the Yokun Empire