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Eimbuver

Image

Mist and hills in Eimbuver

League charter

790 ME

Location

Goverment

Territorial Governor

Preste Natuango

Size

43,558 mi² (112,815 km²)

Country

League of Balúrail

Region

Balúrail

Subregion

Eastern Highlands

Population

7,000

Introduction

Eimbuver is a territory of the League of Balúrail, in the northeast of Balúrail. It covers the northern part of the Eastern Highlands and is a sparsely populated country of forested hills, frequent fog and dangerous wildlife. Its only inhabitants are about 7,000 free Mifajene, who live in villages along the Naushailo River and the Toso River. It has no capital and no cities.

Etymology

Eimbuver comes from the Tuzquês word eimbuverite, "wilds".

History

The Mifajene, created by Tahami, lived throughout Balúrail before the arrival of the Tuzquão. When the Tuzquão conquered the lowlands in the First and Second Mifajene Wars (c. 320–342 and c. 590–612 ME), they did not reach the northern highlands, and the Mifajene bands there were never subjugated or moved to the Mifajene Reservation. They are known as the free Mifajene.

The League organized Eimbuver as a territory in 790 ME, four years after Gurverde was chartered as a state, to claim the rest of the highlands. It has not been settled by the Tuzquão.

Geography

Eimbuver covers 43,558 mi² (112,815 km²). It borders the Mifajene Reservation and Ezinco to the west, the latter along the Mazar River, and Gurverde to the south along the Tozinhis Hills. To the east the Mazissage Mountains separate it from Gosterra, and to the northwest it faces the sea.

The land is mostly rolling hills and rugged terrain, cut by numerous rivers. The Doye Forest, the largest forest in Balúrail, covers much of the north and center of the territory. It is very dense and difficult to cross. Mount Aléu stands in the Mazissage Mountains in the east.

The Naushailo River flows west through the Doye Forest to the coast, and the Toso River flows north to the sea at Sejelheto. The Mifaje River crosses the far north. The Layeka and Talno rivers join to form the Eppevee River, which flows southwest to Promia; there it meets the Mazar and becomes the Cumaro. Lake Barite, in the southeast, drains south by the Anza River to Lake Diate in Gurverde. Lake Layemshemwo, in the west, is shared with the Mifajene Reservation. Layemjafa Bay, Oshte Bay and Yece Bay lie on the coast.

Climate

Eimbuver has long, cold winters and short, warm summers. It is drier than the lowland coast, and fog is frequent. The hills grow colder toward the Mazissage Mountains, which have long, snowy winters.

Flora and Fauna

Goverment and Politcs

Eimbuver is administered by a territorial governor, currently Preste Natuango, who sits in Gurverde. The League's authority is nominal: it maintains no towns, forts or officials in the territory. The free Mifajene do not accept the League's claim. The territory is remote enough that there is no active conflict, but they attack outsiders who enter their land.

Demographics

The only permanent inhabitants of Eimbuver are the free Mifajene, who number about 7,000. They live in the northwest of the territory. Sejelheto, the largest village, stands on the coast at the mouth of the Toso River. The others lie along the Toso and along the Naushailo in the Doye Forest: Dojemna, Logowe and Teshdozo on the Toso, and Shebum, Delomoceki and Dojemhane on the Naushailo. No Tuzquão live in the territory.

Transportation

There are no roads in Eimbuver. Paths link the Mifajene villages along the two rivers. The rest of the territory can be reached only by traveling upstream by river or overland through difficult terrain.

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+|Size=43,558 mi² (112,815 km²)
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 {{States and Territories of Balúrail Sections
-|Introduction='''Eimbuver''' is a territory of the [[League of Balúrail]] located in northeast Balúrail. They are a very sparsely populated region filled with small hills, consistent fog, and dangerous wildlife. This is our home to the last band of free [[Mifajene]], who make their homes along the [[Naushailo River]] and the [[Toso River]].
+|Introduction='''Eimbuver''' is a territory of the [[League of Balúrail]], in the northeast of [[Balúrail]]. It covers the northern part of the [[Eastern Highlands]] and is a sparsely populated country of forested hills, frequent fog and dangerous wildlife. Its only inhabitants are about 7,000 free [[Mifajene]], who live in villages along the [[Naushailo River]] and the [[Toso River]]. It has no capital and no cities.
-|Geography=Eimbuver consist mostly of rolling hills and rugged terrain. Numerous small rivers carve their way through the landscape. The [[Doye Forest]] in the northwest of the territory is one of the larger forests in Balúrail. All free Mifajene cities are located within this forest, in the small river valley that runs through the region.
+|Etymology=Eimbuver comes from the [[Tuzquês]] word ''eimbuverite'', "wilds".
+|History=The Mifajene, created by [[Tahami]], lived throughout Balúrail before the arrival of the [[Tuzquão]]. When the Tuzquão conquered the lowlands in the First and Second Mifajene Wars (c. 320–342 and c. 590–612 ME), they did not reach the northern highlands, and the Mifajene bands there were never subjugated or moved to the [[Mifajene Reservation]]. They are known as the free Mifajene.
+The League organized Eimbuver as a territory in 790 ME, four years after [[Gurverde]] was chartered as a state, to claim the rest of the highlands. It has not been settled by the Tuzquão.
+|Geography=Eimbuver covers 43,558 mi² (112,815 km²). It borders the Mifajene Reservation and [[Ezinco]] to the west, the latter along the Mazar River, and Gurverde to the south along the Tozinhis Hills. To the east the [[Mazissage Mountains]] separate it from [[Gosterra]], and to the northwest it faces the sea.
+The land is mostly rolling hills and rugged terrain, cut by numerous rivers. The [[Doye Forest]], the largest forest in Balúrail, covers much of the north and center of the territory. It is very dense and difficult to cross. Mount Aléu stands in the Mazissage Mountains in the east.
+The Naushailo River flows west through the Doye Forest to the coast, and the Toso River flows north to the sea at Sejelheto. The Mifaje River crosses the far north. The Layeka and Talno rivers join to form the Eppevee River, which flows southwest to Promia; there it meets the Mazar and becomes the Cumaro. [[Lake Barite]], in the southeast, drains south by the Anza River to Lake Diate in Gurverde. Lake Layemshemwo, in the west, is shared with the Mifajene Reservation. Layemjafa Bay, Oshte Bay and Yece Bay lie on the coast.
 === Climate ===
-The rest of Balúrail, the climate in the wilds is temperate with cold winters and hot summers. The coast is a bit warmer than much of the rest of Balúrail, but not by much.
+Eimbuver has long, cold winters and short, warm summers. It is drier than the lowland coast, and fog is frequent. The hills grow colder toward the Mazissage Mountains, which have long, snowy winters.
-=== Flora ===
-=== Fauna ===
+=== Flora and Fauna ===
-|Goverment and Politcs=Phenomenally, under the general government of Balúrail, the Eimbuver are uninhabited by any civilized culture. There are no major towns or cities beyond the small Mifajene colonies located on the coast.
+{{see also|Flora and Fauna of Balúrail}}
-|Demographics=The only population that lives permanently in Eimbuver are the Mifajene, who live in the far northwest of the territory. The largest of the colonies is [[Sejelheto]].
+|Goverment and Politcs=Eimbuver is administered by a territorial governor, currently [[Preste Natuango]], who sits in Gurverde. The League's authority is nominal: it maintains no towns, forts or officials in the territory. The free Mifajene do not accept the League's claim. The territory is remote enough that there is no active conflict, but they attack outsiders who enter their land.
-The remaining Mifajene who live in this area number fewer than 4,000 individuals.
+|Demographics=The only permanent inhabitants of Eimbuver are the free Mifajene, who number about 7,000. They live in the northwest of the territory. Sejelheto, the largest village, stands on the coast at the mouth of the Toso River. The others lie along the Toso and along the Naushailo in the Doye Forest: Dojemna, Logowe and Teshdozo on the Toso, and Shebum, Delomoceki and Dojemhane on the Naushailo. No Tuzquão live in the territory.
-|Transportation=No roads exist in the wilds. The only access would be to go upstream by river or overland through treacherous terrain beyond the sub-ranges of the [[Mazissage Mountains]].
+|Transportation=There are no roads in Eimbuver. Paths link the Mifajene villages along the two rivers. The rest of the territory can be reached only by traveling upstream by river or overland through difficult terrain.
-|See also=See Also, Mifajene culture.
+|See also=* [[Mifajene]]
+* [[League of Balúrail]]
+* [[Eastern Highlands]]
 }}