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{{Settlements in the Baviare Vale Infobox
{{Settlements in the Baviare Vale Infobox
|Name=Surnaketh
|Name=Ierițairan
|Image=[[File:Surnaketh.jpg|center|frameless]]
|Image=[[File:Ierițairan.jpg|center|frameless]]
|Type=Osian Sanctuary
|Type=Osian Sanctuary
|Location=Northern Așdilu Mountains, near [[Mount Arînzbianz]]
|Location=Northern Așdilu Mountains, near [[Mount Arînzbianz]]
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{{Settlements in the Baviare Vale Sections
{{Settlements in the Baviare Vale Sections
|Introduction=Surnaketh is a monastic sanctuary nestled deep within the northern edge of the [[Așdilu Mountains]], near the highland convergence point of [[Mount Arînzbianz]]. Revered across Khamria as one of the most direct points of communion with the [[Yairan]]. As with most centers for [[Osia]] study, Surnaketh exists outside any one civic jurisdiction.
|Introduction=Ierițairan is a monastic sanctuary nestled deep within the northern edge of the [[Așdilu Mountains]], near the highland convergence point of [[Mount Arînzbianz]]. Revered across Khamria as one of the most direct points of communion with the [[Yairan]]. As with most centers for [[Osia]] study, Ierițairan exists outside any one civic jurisdiction.
|History=Surnaketh predates most formal institutions. Oral records suggest it was first built by an unnamed [[Namuril]] during the early [[Great Erosion]]. Early scholars noted its presence and gradually recognized it as a site of elemental attunement.
|Etymology=From the Arânzeni word ''iere'' (land, people) and the name of [[Yairan]], "land of Yairan".
|History=Ierițairan predates most formal institutions. Oral records suggest it was first built by an unnamed [[Namuril]] during the early [[Great Erosion]]. Early scholars noted its presence and gradually recognized it as a site of elemental attunement.


The [[Arânzeni]] later adopted Surnaketh as a sanctum for meditation before eventually turning Surnaketh over to the Path of Yairan, who converted the sanctum into a center for studying earth-based Osia.
The [[Arânzeni]] later adopted Ierițairan as a sanctum for meditation before eventually turning Ierițairan over to the Path of Yairan, who converted the sanctum into a center for studying earth-based Osia.
|Spiritual Significance=The sanctuary functions as a site of earth based [[attunement]] and study. It is maintained by the Path of Yairan.
|Spiritual Significance=The sanctuary functions as a site of earth based [[attunement]] and study. It is maintained by the Path of Yairan.
|Defense and Military=Surnaketh can be reached by footpaths from the mountain plateaus nea Mount Arînzbianz. The journey takes two days on foot.
|Defense and Military=Ierițairan can be reached by footpaths from the mountain plateaus nea Mount Arînzbianz. The journey takes two days on foot.


There are no gates or guards.
There are no gates or guards.
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}}
[[category:Centers of Osia]]
[[category:Centers of Osia]]

Latest revision as of 02:25, 8 October 2026

Ierițairan
Image
TypeOsian Sanctuary
LocationNorthern Așdilu Mountains, near Mount Arînzbianz
RegionKhamria
SubregionBaviare Vale
Geographic AreaAșdilu Mountains
SignificanceCenter for Osian study
Controlled byPath of Yairan


Introduction

Ierițairan is a monastic sanctuary nestled deep within the northern edge of the Așdilu Mountains, near the highland convergence point of Mount Arînzbianz. Revered across Khamria as one of the most direct points of communion with the Yairan. As with most centers for Osia study, Ierițairan exists outside any one civic jurisdiction.

Etymology

From the Arânzeni word iere (land, people) and the name of Yairan, "land of Yairan".

History

Ierițairan predates most formal institutions. Oral records suggest it was first built by an unnamed Namuril during the early Great Erosion. Early scholars noted its presence and gradually recognized it as a site of elemental attunement.

The Arânzeni later adopted Ierițairan as a sanctum for meditation before eventually turning Ierițairan over to the Path of Yairan, who converted the sanctum into a center for studying earth-based Osia.

Spiritual Significance

The sanctuary functions as a site of earth based attunement and study. It is maintained by the Path of Yairan.

Defense and Military

Ierițairan can be reached by footpaths from the mountain plateaus nea Mount Arînzbianz. The journey takes two days on foot.

There are no gates or guards.