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[[File:Tulclurius Pass.jpg|center|frameless]]
Location:
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[[Khamria]]
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Subregion:
Borders On:
Ilergierze Mountains
Mazissage Mountains
Baviare Vale
Settlements:
Lepigisţil
Introduction:
The Tulclurius Pass is a narrow, highland corridor marking the southern gateway into [[Baviare Vale]]. Positioned between the lower slopes of the [[Ilergierze Mountains]] and the fog-draped [[Mazissage Mountains]].
Etymology:
A phonetic adapation of the Mundari word for the pass, ''ṭḫul kluryus,'' which means "glorious entrance."
Geography:
Tulclurius Pass is defined by layered stone terraces, fractured cliffs, and mineral springs. The pass gradually narrows as it approaches [[Lepigisţil]], whose fortified terraces overlook its final ascent into the valley proper.
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Historical Significance:
The Tulclurius Pass has long served as the principal overland route into Baviare Vale. The pass was first opened during the [[Great Erosion]], and served as a critical entry point for retreating Namuril. Throughout history, control of the pass has been synonymous with the protective nature of Baviare Vale.
Cultural Significance:
The entrance to Baviare Vale itself is marked by the remains of the [[Namuril Gates]], thought to have been erected by the Yairaniians who may have used them to seal off the valley from external threats.
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