Tuzquão - Revision history

Oros: Text replacement - "Sainsal" to "Equincu"

2026-08-06T15:59:28Z

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	\|Notable Settlements=Teher, the capital of the League of Balúrail, is by far the largest city, with a population of approximately 440,000. The second largest city is [[Luzbá]], the capital of the state of Gostíria, with a population of around 280,000.		\|Notable Settlements=Teher, the capital of the League of Balúrail, is by far the largest city, with a population of approximately 440,000. The second largest city is [[Luzbá]], the capital of the state of Gostíria, with a population of around 280,000.

	Among the other regional capitals, [[Ivaié (city)\|Ivaié]] is the capital of the [[Ivaié\|state of the same name]] and has a population of roughly 94,000. [[Arremíria]] is the capital of the state of [[Gurverde]], with a population of about 47,000. [[~~Sainsal~~ (city)\|~~Sainsal~~]], the capital of the [[~~Sainsal~~\|state of ~~Sainsal~~]], is the smallest of the regional capitals, with a population of approximately 35,000.		Among the other regional capitals, [[Ivaié (city)\|Ivaié]] is the capital of the [[Ivaié\|state of the same name]] and has a population of roughly 94,000. [[Arremíria]] is the capital of the state of [[Gurverde]], with a population of about 47,000. [[Equincu (city)\|Equincu]], the capital of the [[Equincu\|state of Equincu]], is the smallest of the regional capitals, with a population of approximately 35,000.
	\|Spirituality and Beliefs=The majority of Moprusi follow Parethinism, which is also the state religion of the League. According to official figures, the majority of Tuzquão subscribe to it, although the precise number of worshippers is unknown. Many of the larger towns contain churches devoted to the religion. As with much of Tuzquão public life, the secrecy that characterizes the wider society extends to religious participation, leaving official membership figures difficult to verify.		\|Spirituality and Beliefs=The majority of Moprusi follow Parethinism, which is also the state religion of the League. According to official figures, the majority of Tuzquão subscribe to it, although the precise number of worshippers is unknown. Many of the larger towns contain churches devoted to the religion. As with much of Tuzquão public life, the secrecy that characterizes the wider society extends to religious participation, leaving official membership figures difficult to verify.
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	\|Name=Tuzquão		\|Name=Tuzquão
	\|Civilized=Yes		\|Civilized=Yes
	\|Image=[[File:~~Tuzquão Woman~~.jpg\|center\|frameless\|Tuzquão Woman in Traditional Dress]]		\|Image=[[File:Tuzquão_Woman.jpg\|center\|frameless\|Tuzquão Woman in Traditional Dress]]
	{{center\|Painting of a Tuzquão Woman in traditional dress ca.769}}		{{center\|Painting of a Tuzquão Woman in traditional dress ca.769}}
	\|Plural=~~Tuzquão~~		\|Plural=Tuzquões
	\|Spirit Origin=Pavkanai		\|Spirit Origin=Pavkanai
	\|Classification=Human		\|Classification=Human
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	\|Average Height=160-170cm		\|Average Height=160-170cm
	\|Average lifespan=60-70 years		\|Average lifespan=60-70 years
	\|Language=~~Moresk~~		\|Language=Tuzquês
	\|Factions=League of Balúrail		\|Factions=League of Balúrail
	}}		}}

Oros: Text replacement - "Boiyende" to "Tuzquão"

2026-08-06T15:51:12Z

Text replacement - "Boiyende" to "Tuzquão"

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	{{Races Infobox		{{Races Infobox
	\|Name=~~Boiyende~~		\|Name=Tuzquão
	\|Civilized=Yes		\|Civilized=Yes
	\|Image=[[File:~~Boiyende~~ Woman.jpg\|center\|frameless\|~~Boiyende~~ Woman in Traditional Dress]]		\|Image=[[File:Tuzquão Woman.jpg\|center\|frameless\|Tuzquão Woman in Traditional Dress]]
	{{center\|Painting of a ~~Boiyende~~ Woman in traditional dress ca.769}}		{{center\|Painting of a Tuzquão Woman in traditional dress ca.769}}
	\|Plural=~~Boiyende~~		\|Plural=Tuzquão
	\|Spirit Origin=Pavkanai		\|Spirit Origin=Pavkanai
	\|Classification=Human		\|Classification=Human
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	{{Races Sections		{{Races Sections
	\|Introduction=The '''~~Boiyende~~''' are a race of humans who inhabit the swamp realm of Balúrail. Like all humans, they are descendants of the [[Yendea]], the original humans who inhabited the realm of [[Dalel]] and who originally lived on the island of [[Haberria]]. Following the [[Great Migration]] that drew most humans away from Haberria around the year 0 of the Modern Era (ME), the ancestors of the ~~Boiyende~~ were among the peoples who eventually dispersed across the wider world'''.''' The ~~Boiyende~~ themselves arrived in Balúrail around the year 201 ME, settling first in the town of [[Saindo]] before expanding throughout the region and founding their capital, [[Teher]], in 210 ME. Today they are organized under the [[League of Balúrail]], a government noted for its secretive governing structure.		\|Introduction=The '''Tuzquão''' are a race of humans who inhabit the swamp realm of Balúrail. Like all humans, they are descendants of the [[Yendea]], the original humans who inhabited the realm of [[Dalel]] and who originally lived on the island of [[Haberria]]. Following the [[Great Migration]] that drew most humans away from Haberria around the year 0 of the Modern Era (ME), the ancestors of the Tuzquão were among the peoples who eventually dispersed across the wider world'''.''' The Tuzquão themselves arrived in Balúrail around the year 201 ME, settling first in the town of [[Saindo]] before expanding throughout the region and founding their capital, [[Teher]], in 210 ME. Today they are organized under the [[League of Balúrail]], a government noted for its secretive governing structure.
	\|Origin and Nature=The ~~Boiyende~~ share the common ancestry of all humans, descending from the Yendea. Like the other human races, they trace their origin to the period following the Great Migration of the early Modern Era, though their settlement of Balúrail came roughly two centuries afterward.		\|Origin and Nature=The Tuzquão share the common ancestry of all humans, descending from the Yendea. Like the other human races, they trace their origin to the period following the Great Migration of the early Modern Era, though their settlement of Balúrail came roughly two centuries afterward.
	\|History=The ~~Boiyende~~ first came to Balúrail around 201 ME, establishing themselves in the town of Saindo. From this initial foothold they expanded throughout Balúrail, a process that brought them into repeated conflict with the Mifajene, the native inhabitants of the region. The consolidation of ~~Boiyende~~ settlement was marked by the founding of the capital city of Teher in 210 ME, nine years after their arrival.		\|History=The Tuzquão first came to Balúrail around 201 ME, establishing themselves in the town of Saindo. From this initial foothold they expanded throughout Balúrail, a process that brought them into repeated conflict with the Mifajene, the native inhabitants of the region. The consolidation of Tuzquão settlement was marked by the founding of the capital city of Teher in 210 ME, nine years after their arrival.
	\|Biology and Physical Traits=The ~~Boiyende~~ complexions tend to be cool-toned and pale. The face is typically broad and strong-featured. Eyes are most often light in color, ranging through pale blue, grey, and green. Hair tends to be light in coloring, is commonly straight or only lightly waved and fine in texture.		\|Biology and Physical Traits=The Tuzquão complexions tend to be cool-toned and pale. The face is typically broad and strong-featured. Eyes are most often light in color, ranging through pale blue, grey, and green. Hair tends to be light in coloring, is commonly straight or only lightly waved and fine in texture.

	The ~~Boiyende~~ tend to be taller than the average human. Males typically range from 5'9" to 6'0" in height, while females are slightly shorter, generally ranging from 5'6" to 5'10". Their builds, in both sexes, are generally sturdy and broad-shouldered.		The Tuzquão tend to be taller than the average human. Males typically range from 5'9" to 6'0" in height, while females are slightly shorter, generally ranging from 5'6" to 5'10". Their builds, in both sexes, are generally sturdy and broad-shouldered.
	\|Abilities and Osia=Like other humans, the ~~Boiyende~~ possess no innate Osia powers. However, their proximity to the Ascendant Spirits [[Mavai]], [[Tahami]], and [[Sitaivu]], who all live in Balúrail, gives them an advantage should they seek to learn the domains associated with these spirits.		\|Abilities and Osia=Like other humans, the Tuzquão possess no innate Osia powers. However, their proximity to the Ascendant Spirits [[Mavai]], [[Tahami]], and [[Sitaivu]], who all live in Balúrail, gives them an advantage should they seek to learn the domains associated with these spirits.
	\|Culture and Society==== Governance ===		\|Culture and Society==== Governance ===
	The ~~Boiyende~~ have a distinctive governing structure. Almost all of Balúrail is controlled by the League of Balúrail, which is in turn controlled by a secret society known as the [[Society of Truth]]. Membership in and induction into the Society are closely guarded secrets, and the Society governs through edicts issued by figureheads placed at all levels of government. The identities of its members are not publicly known, though they are thought to be prominent figures drawn from both the merchant and political classes. None of the Society's members are believed to engage directly in politics, and a clear separation is maintained between the public figureheads and the members of the Society themselves.		The Tuzquão have a distinctive governing structure. Almost all of Balúrail is controlled by the League of Balúrail, which is in turn controlled by a secret society known as the [[Society of Truth]]. Membership in and induction into the Society are closely guarded secrets, and the Society governs through edicts issued by figureheads placed at all levels of government. The identities of its members are not publicly known, though they are thought to be prominent figures drawn from both the merchant and political classes. None of the Society's members are believed to engage directly in politics, and a clear separation is maintained between the public figureheads and the members of the Society themselves.

	=== Temperament and social life ===		=== Temperament and social life ===
	While not isolationists, the ~~Boiyende~~ tend to be close-knit and highly loyal to their villages, towns, and local communities. As a consequence of the opaque governing structure, the general population tends toward apathy regarding the government, and most individuals are disinclined to enter politics, particularly given the absence of elections or democratic reforms.		While not isolationists, the Tuzquão tend to be close-knit and highly loyal to their villages, towns, and local communities. As a consequence of the opaque governing structure, the general population tends toward apathy regarding the government, and most individuals are disinclined to enter politics, particularly given the absence of elections or democratic reforms.

	Owing to the influence and proximity of the Ascendant Spirit Mavai, the ~~Boiyende~~ are widely characterized as somewhat conspiratorial and secretive. This same inclination to keep secrets and mysteries close also fosters a strong drive to seek out answers and truths wherever possible, a tension that is held to produce conflict both internally, among the ~~Boiyende~~ themselves, and externally, in their dealings with others.		Owing to the influence and proximity of the Ascendant Spirit Mavai, the Tuzquão are widely characterized as somewhat conspiratorial and secretive. This same inclination to keep secrets and mysteries close also fosters a strong drive to seek out answers and truths wherever possible, a tension that is held to produce conflict both internally, among the Tuzquão themselves, and externally, in their dealings with others.
	\|Notable Individuals={{See also\|Notable ~~Boiyende~~}}		\|Notable Individuals={{See also\|Notable Tuzquão}}
	\|Notable Settlements=Teher, the capital of the League of Balúrail, is by far the largest city, with a population of approximately 440,000. The second largest city is [[Luzbá]], the capital of the state of Gostíria, with a population of around 280,000.		\|Notable Settlements=Teher, the capital of the League of Balúrail, is by far the largest city, with a population of approximately 440,000. The second largest city is [[Luzbá]], the capital of the state of Gostíria, with a population of around 280,000.

	Among the other regional capitals, [[Ivaié (city)\|Ivaié]] is the capital of the [[Ivaié\|state of the same name]] and has a population of roughly 94,000. [[Arremíria]] is the capital of the state of [[Gurverde]], with a population of about 47,000. [[Sainsal (city)\|Sainsal]], the capital of the [[Sainsal\|state of Sainsal]], is the smallest of the regional capitals, with a population of approximately 35,000.		Among the other regional capitals, [[Ivaié (city)\|Ivaié]] is the capital of the [[Ivaié\|state of the same name]] and has a population of roughly 94,000. [[Arremíria]] is the capital of the state of [[Gurverde]], with a population of about 47,000. [[Sainsal (city)\|Sainsal]], the capital of the [[Sainsal\|state of Sainsal]], is the smallest of the regional capitals, with a population of approximately 35,000.
	\|Spirituality and Beliefs=The majority of Moprusi follow Parethinism, which is also the state religion of the League. According to official figures, the majority of ~~Boiyende~~ subscribe to it, although the precise number of worshippers is unknown. Many of the larger towns contain churches devoted to the religion. As with much of ~~Boiyende~~ public life, the secrecy that characterizes the wider society extends to religious participation, leaving official membership figures difficult to verify.		\|Spirituality and Beliefs=The majority of Moprusi follow Parethinism, which is also the state religion of the League. According to official figures, the majority of Tuzquão subscribe to it, although the precise number of worshippers is unknown. Many of the larger towns contain churches devoted to the religion. As with much of Tuzquão public life, the secrecy that characterizes the wider society extends to religious participation, leaving official membership figures difficult to verify.
	}}		}}

Oros: Oros moved page Boiyende to Tuzquão: Text replacement - "Boiyende" to "Tuzquão"

2026-08-06T15:49:35Z

Oros moved page Boiyende to Tuzquão: Text replacement - "Boiyende" to "Tuzquão"

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Oros: Text replacement - "Rivihhi" to "Wom"

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	\|Name=Boiyende		\|Name=Boiyende
	\|Civilized=Yes		\|Civilized=Yes
	\|Image=[[File:Boiyende ~~Rivihhian~~.jpg\|center\|frameless\|Boiyende ~~Rivihhian~~ in Traditional Dress]]		\|Image=[[File:Boiyende Woman.jpg\|center\|frameless\|Boiyende Woman in Traditional Dress]]
	{{center\|Painting of a Boiyende ~~Rivihhian~~ in traditional dress ca.769}}		{{center\|Painting of a Boiyende Woman in traditional dress ca.769}}
	\|Plural=Boiyende		\|Plural=Boiyende
	\|Spirit Origin=Pavkanai		\|Spirit Origin=Pavkanai

Oros: Text replacement - "Wom" to "Rivihhi"

2026-08-05T16:16:24Z

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	\|Name=Boiyende		\|Name=Boiyende
	\|Civilized=Yes		\|Civilized=Yes
	\|Image=[[File:Boiyende ~~Woman~~.jpg\|center\|frameless\|Boiyende ~~Woman~~ in Traditional Dress]]		\|Image=[[File:Boiyende Rivihhian.jpg\|center\|frameless\|Boiyende Rivihhian in Traditional Dress]]
	{{center\|Painting of a Boiyende ~~Woman~~ in traditional dress ca.769}}		{{center\|Painting of a Boiyende Rivihhian in traditional dress ca.769}}
	\|Plural=Boiyende		\|Plural=Boiyende
	\|Spirit Origin=Pavkanai		\|Spirit Origin=Pavkanai

Oros: Text replacement - "Urala" to "Gurverde"

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Text replacement - "Urala" to "Gurverde"

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	\|Notable Settlements=Teher, the capital of the League of Balúrail, is by far the largest city, with a population of approximately 440,000. The second largest city is [[Luzbá]], the capital of the state of Gostíria, with a population of around 280,000.		\|Notable Settlements=Teher, the capital of the League of Balúrail, is by far the largest city, with a population of approximately 440,000. The second largest city is [[Luzbá]], the capital of the state of Gostíria, with a population of around 280,000.

	Among the other regional capitals, [[Ivaié (city)\|Ivaié]] is the capital of the [[Ivaié\|state of the same name]] and has a population of roughly 94,000. [[Arremíria]] is the capital of the state of [[~~Urala~~]], with a population of about 47,000. [[Sainsal (city)\|Sainsal]], the capital of the [[Sainsal\|state of Sainsal]], is the smallest of the regional capitals, with a population of approximately 35,000.		Among the other regional capitals, [[Ivaié (city)\|Ivaié]] is the capital of the [[Ivaié\|state of the same name]] and has a population of roughly 94,000. [[Arremíria]] is the capital of the state of [[Gurverde]], with a population of about 47,000. [[Sainsal (city)\|Sainsal]], the capital of the [[Sainsal\|state of Sainsal]], is the smallest of the regional capitals, with a population of approximately 35,000.
	\|Spirituality and Beliefs=The majority of Moprusi follow Parethinism, which is also the state religion of the League. According to official figures, the majority of Boiyende subscribe to it, although the precise number of worshippers is unknown. Many of the larger towns contain churches devoted to the religion. As with much of Boiyende public life, the secrecy that characterizes the wider society extends to religious participation, leaving official membership figures difficult to verify.		\|Spirituality and Beliefs=The majority of Moprusi follow Parethinism, which is also the state religion of the League. According to official figures, the majority of Boiyende subscribe to it, although the precise number of worshippers is unknown. Many of the larger towns contain churches devoted to the religion. As with much of Boiyende public life, the secrecy that characterizes the wider society extends to religious participation, leaving official membership figures difficult to verify.
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Oros: Text replacement - "Trael" to "Sainsal"

2026-08-04T13:30:39Z

Text replacement - "Trael" to "Sainsal"

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	\|Notable Settlements=Teher, the capital of the League of Balúrail, is by far the largest city, with a population of approximately 440,000. The second largest city is [[Luzbá]], the capital of the state of Gostíria, with a population of around 280,000.		\|Notable Settlements=Teher, the capital of the League of Balúrail, is by far the largest city, with a population of approximately 440,000. The second largest city is [[Luzbá]], the capital of the state of Gostíria, with a population of around 280,000.

	Among the other regional capitals, [[Ivaié (city)\|Ivaié]] is the capital of the [[Ivaié\|state of the same name]] and has a population of roughly 94,000. [[Arremíria]] is the capital of the state of [[Urala]], with a population of about 47,000. [[~~Trael~~ (city)\|~~Trael~~]], the capital of the [[~~Trael~~\|state of ~~Trael~~]], is the smallest of the regional capitals, with a population of approximately 35,000.		Among the other regional capitals, [[Ivaié (city)\|Ivaié]] is the capital of the [[Ivaié\|state of the same name]] and has a population of roughly 94,000. [[Arremíria]] is the capital of the state of [[Urala]], with a population of about 47,000. [[Sainsal (city)\|Sainsal]], the capital of the [[Sainsal\|state of Sainsal]], is the smallest of the regional capitals, with a population of approximately 35,000.
	\|Spirituality and Beliefs=The majority of Moprusi follow Parethinism, which is also the state religion of the League. According to official figures, the majority of Boiyende subscribe to it, although the precise number of worshippers is unknown. Many of the larger towns contain churches devoted to the religion. As with much of Boiyende public life, the secrecy that characterizes the wider society extends to religious participation, leaving official membership figures difficult to verify.		\|Spirituality and Beliefs=The majority of Moprusi follow Parethinism, which is also the state religion of the League. According to official figures, the majority of Boiyende subscribe to it, although the precise number of worshippers is unknown. Many of the larger towns contain churches devoted to the religion. As with much of Boiyende public life, the secrecy that characterizes the wider society extends to religious participation, leaving official membership figures difficult to verify.
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Oros: Text replacement - "Olsendi" to "Mifajene"

2026-08-02T14:30:49Z

Text replacement - "Olsendi" to "Mifajene"

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	\|Introduction=The '''Boiyende''' are a race of humans who inhabit the swamp realm of Balúrail. Like all humans, they are descendants of the [[Yendea]], the original humans who inhabited the realm of [[Dalel]] and who originally lived on the island of [[Haberria]]. Following the [[Great Migration]] that drew most humans away from Haberria around the year 0 of the Modern Era (ME), the ancestors of the Boiyende were among the peoples who eventually dispersed across the wider world'''.''' The Boiyende themselves arrived in Balúrail around the year 201 ME, settling first in the town of [[Saindo]] before expanding throughout the region and founding their capital, [[Teher]], in 210 ME. Today they are organized under the [[League of Balúrail]], a government noted for its secretive governing structure.		\|Introduction=The '''Boiyende''' are a race of humans who inhabit the swamp realm of Balúrail. Like all humans, they are descendants of the [[Yendea]], the original humans who inhabited the realm of [[Dalel]] and who originally lived on the island of [[Haberria]]. Following the [[Great Migration]] that drew most humans away from Haberria around the year 0 of the Modern Era (ME), the ancestors of the Boiyende were among the peoples who eventually dispersed across the wider world'''.''' The Boiyende themselves arrived in Balúrail around the year 201 ME, settling first in the town of [[Saindo]] before expanding throughout the region and founding their capital, [[Teher]], in 210 ME. Today they are organized under the [[League of Balúrail]], a government noted for its secretive governing structure.
	\|Origin and Nature=The Boiyende share the common ancestry of all humans, descending from the Yendea. Like the other human races, they trace their origin to the period following the Great Migration of the early Modern Era, though their settlement of Balúrail came roughly two centuries afterward.		\|Origin and Nature=The Boiyende share the common ancestry of all humans, descending from the Yendea. Like the other human races, they trace their origin to the period following the Great Migration of the early Modern Era, though their settlement of Balúrail came roughly two centuries afterward.
	\|History=The Boiyende first came to Balúrail around 201 ME, establishing themselves in the town of Saindo. From this initial foothold they expanded throughout Balúrail, a process that brought them into repeated conflict with the ~~Olsendi~~, the native inhabitants of the region. The consolidation of Boiyende settlement was marked by the founding of the capital city of Teher in 210 ME, nine years after their arrival.		\|History=The Boiyende first came to Balúrail around 201 ME, establishing themselves in the town of Saindo. From this initial foothold they expanded throughout Balúrail, a process that brought them into repeated conflict with the Mifajene, the native inhabitants of the region. The consolidation of Boiyende settlement was marked by the founding of the capital city of Teher in 210 ME, nine years after their arrival.
	\|Biology and Physical Traits=The Boiyende complexions tend to be cool-toned and pale. The face is typically broad and strong-featured. Eyes are most often light in color, ranging through pale blue, grey, and green. Hair tends to be light in coloring, is commonly straight or only lightly waved and fine in texture.		\|Biology and Physical Traits=The Boiyende complexions tend to be cool-toned and pale. The face is typically broad and strong-featured. Eyes are most often light in color, ranging through pale blue, grey, and green. Hair tends to be light in coloring, is commonly straight or only lightly waved and fine in texture.

Oros: Text replacement - "Leban" to "Ivaié"

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Text replacement - "Leban" to "Ivaié"

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	\|Notable Settlements=Teher, the capital of the League of Balúrail, is by far the largest city, with a population of approximately 440,000. The second largest city is [[Luzbá]], the capital of the state of Gostíria, with a population of around 280,000.		\|Notable Settlements=Teher, the capital of the League of Balúrail, is by far the largest city, with a population of approximately 440,000. The second largest city is [[Luzbá]], the capital of the state of Gostíria, with a population of around 280,000.

	Among the other regional capitals, [[~~Leban~~ (city)\|~~Leban~~]] is the capital of the [[~~Leban~~\|state of the same name]] and has a population of roughly 94,000. [[Arremíria]] is the capital of the state of [[Urala]], with a population of about 47,000. [[Trael (city)\|Trael]], the capital of the [[Trael\|state of Trael]], is the smallest of the regional capitals, with a population of approximately 35,000.		Among the other regional capitals, [[Ivaié (city)\|Ivaié]] is the capital of the [[Ivaié\|state of the same name]] and has a population of roughly 94,000. [[Arremíria]] is the capital of the state of [[Urala]], with a population of about 47,000. [[Trael (city)\|Trael]], the capital of the [[Trael\|state of Trael]], is the smallest of the regional capitals, with a population of approximately 35,000.
	\|Spirituality and Beliefs=The majority of Moprusi follow Parethinism, which is also the state religion of the League. According to official figures, the majority of Boiyende subscribe to it, although the precise number of worshippers is unknown. Many of the larger towns contain churches devoted to the religion. As with much of Boiyende public life, the secrecy that characterizes the wider society extends to religious participation, leaving official membership figures difficult to verify.		\|Spirituality and Beliefs=The majority of Moprusi follow Parethinism, which is also the state religion of the League. According to official figures, the majority of Boiyende subscribe to it, although the precise number of worshippers is unknown. Many of the larger towns contain churches devoted to the religion. As with much of Boiyende public life, the secrecy that characterizes the wider society extends to religious participation, leaving official membership figures difficult to verify.
	}}		}}