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Mifajene Wars (c. 320–342 and c. 590–612 ME); Reservation established 704 ME
 
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{{!}}[[Teodoro Gama]]
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|Realm=[[Balúrail]]
|Realm=[[Balúrail]]
|League charter=289 ME
|League charter=289 ME
|Population=450,000
|Size=52,768 mi² (136,668 km²)
|Capital and Largest City=[[Ivaiê (city)|Ivaiê]]
|Population=580,000
|Capital and Largest City=[[Ivaiê (City)|Ivaiê]]
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{{States and Territories of Balúrail Sections
{{States and Territories of Balúrail Sections
|Introduction=Ivaiê is a state in the League of Balúrail.
|Introduction='''Ivaiê''' is a state in the southwest of the [[League of Balúrail]], covering the peninsula between the [[Ginquil Swamp]] and the [[Diate River]]. Its capital and largest city is [[Ivaiê (City)|Ivaiê]]. With about 580,000 people, it is the second most populous division of the League, after [[Gostiria]].
|Etymology=The state is named after its major city, Ivaiê. The word itself comes from the Tuzquão word ''ivaião'' meaning river mouth.
|Etymology=The state is named after its major city, Ivaiê. The word itself comes from the [[Tuzquês]] word ''ivaião'', meaning "river mouth".
|History=Ivaiê was founded in 285 ME as a fishing village, while the settlements of [[Balúrail]] were still colonial towns of the [[Kingdom of Bóinbile]]. At independence in 289 ME, Ivaiê was chartered as one of the original states of the League. [[Arrêr]] was founded in 295 ME at the mouth of the [[Goim River]].
 
In the First Mifajene War, c. 320–342 ME, the [[Tuzquão]] took the southern and coastal lowlands, including most of Ivaiê, from the [[Mifajene]]. After the Second Mifajene War, c. 590–612 ME, the remaining Mifajene came under League rule, and in 704 ME they were moved onto the [[Mifajene Reservation]] to the north.
|Geography=Ivaiê covers 52,768 mi² (136,668 km²) of the [[Western Lowlands]]. The [[Ganze Swamp]], the largest swamp in Balúrail, surrounds the capital and is known for the sound of the wind moving through its plants. The [[Belargae Swamp]] lies between Ivaiê and Arrêr, and the Ginquil Swamp forms the border with [[Ezinco]]. The [[Donal Hills]] rise in the interior, [[Lake Tatube]], [[Lake Ante]], [[Lake Donal]] and Lake Muira lie inland, and the Ubirato Forest covers the east of the state.
 
The [[Linel River]] reaches the sea at Ivaiê, the Goim flows from Lake Ante to Arrêr on [[Castas Bay]], and the [[Gal River]] flows from Lake Donal. The state borders Gostiria to the east along the western channel of the Diate, [[Gurverde]] to the northeast along the Cumaro, and Ezinco to the north.
 
=== Flora and Fauna ===
=== Flora and Fauna ===
{{see also|Flora and Fauna of Balúrail}}
{{see also|Flora and Fauna of Balúrail}}
|Goverment and Politcs=Ivaiê is led by a governor, currently [[Teodoro Gama]]. Fort Lebue, a naval station, stands on [[Rebe Bay]] near Arrêr.
|Economy=Ivaiê's economy rests on trade through its two ports, Ivaiê and Arrêr. At Arrêr goods are transferred between seagoing ships and river barges on the Goim. Fishing and peat cutting are common trades, and the valley of the Linel between Ivaiê and Lupo is densely settled farmland.
|Demographics=Ivaiê has about 580,000 inhabitants, nearly all of them Tuzquão. About half live in its cities, most of them in the Linel valley and on the coast. There is no significant Mifajene population.


=== Cities===
=== Cities ===
{{table| class="wikitable sortable"
{{Table|class="wikitable sortable"
! Name
! Name
! Tier
! Population
! Population
! Founded
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} [[Ivaiê (City){{!}}Ivaiê]]
| Ribera
{{!}} data-sort-value="1" {{!}} Capital
| 21,500
{{!}} data-sort-value="94000" {{!}} 94,000
|
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} [[Banim]]
| Faedo
{{!}} data-sort-value="2" {{!}} Large city
| 25,000
{{!}} data-sort-value="48000" {{!}} 48,000
|
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} [[Arrêr]]
| Arrêr
{{!}} data-sort-value="3" {{!}} Medium city
| 25,000
{{!}} data-sort-value="25000" {{!}} 25,000
|
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} [[Issuco]]
| Bacdal
{{!}} data-sort-value="3" {{!}} Medium city
| 34,000
{{!}} data-sort-value="16000" {{!}} 16,000
|
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} [[Turrequão]]
| Goib
{{!}} data-sort-value="3" {{!}} Medium city
| 18,500
{{!}} data-sort-value="15000" {{!}} 15,000
|
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} [[Chenerro]]
| Grane
{{!}} data-sort-value="3" {{!}} Medium city
| 11,700
{{!}} data-sort-value="14000" {{!}} 14,000
|
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} [[Lourense]]
| Nor
{{!}} data-sort-value="3" {{!}} Medium city
| 29,500
{{!}} data-sort-value="13000" {{!}} 13,000
|
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} Acão
| Burtz
{{!}} data-sort-value="4" {{!}} Small city
| 8,900
{{!}} data-sort-value="4900" {{!}} 4,900
|
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} Bendilse
| Moji
{{!}} data-sort-value="4" {{!}} Small city
| 16,800
{{!}} data-sort-value="4700" {{!}} 4,700
|
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} Cupxe
| Harskn
{{!}} data-sort-value="4" {{!}} Small city
| 46,000
{{!}} data-sort-value="3500" {{!}} 3,500
|
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} Derpense
| Ivaiê
{{!}} data-sort-value="4" {{!}} Small city
| 94,000
{{!}} data-sort-value="3600" {{!}} 3,600
|
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} Elhencorre
| Vota
{{!}} data-sort-value="4" {{!}} Small city
| 15,200
{{!}} data-sort-value="4200" {{!}} 4,200
|
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} Jar
| Jar
{{!}} data-sort-value="4" {{!}} Small city
| 13,800
{{!}} data-sort-value="4100" {{!}} 4,100
|
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} Juro
| Lourense
{{!}} data-sort-value="4" {{!}} Small city
| 13,000
{{!}} data-sort-value="4800" {{!}} 4,800
|
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} Lupo
| Juro
{{!}} data-sort-value="4" {{!}} Small city
| 9,800
{{!}} data-sort-value="4300" {{!}} 4,300
|
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} Macate
| Acão
{{!}} data-sort-value="4" {{!}} Small city
| 6,700
{{!}} data-sort-value="4000" {{!}} 4,000
|
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} Maiye
| Maiye
{{!}} data-sort-value="4" {{!}} Small city
| 7,400
{{!}} data-sort-value="3100" {{!}} 3,100
|
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} Nengo
| Par
{{!}} data-sort-value="4" {{!}} Small city
| 8,300
{{!}} data-sort-value="2700" {{!}} 2,700
|
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} Nunquifurro
| Lupo
{{!}} data-sort-value="4" {{!}} Small city
| 10,900
{{!}} data-sort-value="3800" {{!}} 3,800
|
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} Par
| Cupxe
{{!}} data-sort-value="4" {{!}} Small city
| 12,900
{{!}} data-sort-value="4200" {{!}} 4,200
|
{{!}}-
|-
{{!}} Pumpirrão
| Macate
{{!}} data-sort-value="4" {{!}} Small city
| 5,300
{{!}} data-sort-value="3400" {{!}} 3,400
|
{{!}}-
{{!}} Ugofirre
{{!}} data-sort-value="4" {{!}} Small city
{{!}} data-sort-value="4500" {{!}} 4,500
{{!}}-
{{!}} Vota
{{!}} data-sort-value="4" {{!}} Small city
{{!}} data-sort-value="4300" {{!}} 4,300
}}
}}
|Transportation=Roads link the coast and the Linel valley, from Arrêr through Chenerro and Ivaiê to Lourense and Lupo. There are no railways. Seagoing ships use the protected harbor on Ivaiê Bay and the port of Arrêr on Castas Bay, and river barges carry goods up the Goim.
|Culture=The [[House of Mavai]] stands east of the capital, and [[Mavai]] has been the main spiritual influence on the Tuzquão of Ivaiê since their arrival. [[Lourense]] is the birthplace of the explorer [[Gir Onzirro]].
|See also=* [[League of Balúrail]]
* [[Western Lowlands]]
* [[List of Settlements in Balúrail]]
}}
}}

Latest revision as of 03:34, 12 October 2026

Ivaiê
Image
Painting of the Ganze swamp in Ivaiê
Painting of the Ganze swamp in Ivaiê
Coat of Arms
Ivaiê Coat of Arms
Ivaiê Coat of Arms
League charter289 ME
Location
Goverment
Governor Teodoro Gama
Size52,768 mi² (136,668 km²)
CountryLeague of Balúrail
RegionBalúrail
Capital and Largest CityIvaiê
Population580,000


Introduction

Ivaiê is a state in the southwest of the League of Balúrail, covering the peninsula between the Ginquil Swamp and the Diate River. Its capital and largest city is Ivaiê. With about 580,000 people, it is the second most populous division of the League, after Gostiria.

Etymology

The state is named after its major city, Ivaiê. The word itself comes from the Tuzquês word ivaião, meaning "river mouth".

History

Ivaiê was founded in 285 ME as a fishing village, while the settlements of Balúrail were still colonial towns of the Kingdom of Bóinbile. At independence in 289 ME, Ivaiê was chartered as one of the original states of the League. Arrêr was founded in 295 ME at the mouth of the Goim River.

In the First Mifajene War, c. 320–342 ME, the Tuzquão took the southern and coastal lowlands, including most of Ivaiê, from the Mifajene. After the Second Mifajene War, c. 590–612 ME, the remaining Mifajene came under League rule, and in 704 ME they were moved onto the Mifajene Reservation to the north.

Geography

Ivaiê covers 52,768 mi² (136,668 km²) of the Western Lowlands. The Ganze Swamp, the largest swamp in Balúrail, surrounds the capital and is known for the sound of the wind moving through its plants. The Belargae Swamp lies between Ivaiê and Arrêr, and the Ginquil Swamp forms the border with Ezinco. The Donal Hills rise in the interior, Lake Tatube, Lake Ante, Lake Donal and Lake Muira lie inland, and the Ubirato Forest covers the east of the state.

The Linel River reaches the sea at Ivaiê, the Goim flows from Lake Ante to Arrêr on Castas Bay, and the Gal River flows from Lake Donal. The state borders Gostiria to the east along the western channel of the Diate, Gurverde to the northeast along the Cumaro, and Ezinco to the north.

Flora and Fauna

See also: Flora and Fauna of Balúrail

Goverment and Politcs

Ivaiê is led by a governor, currently Teodoro Gama. Fort Lebue, a naval station, stands on Rebe Bay near Arrêr.

Economy

Ivaiê's economy rests on trade through its two ports, Ivaiê and Arrêr. At Arrêr goods are transferred between seagoing ships and river barges on the Goim. Fishing and peat cutting are common trades, and the valley of the Linel between Ivaiê and Lupo is densely settled farmland.

Demographics

Ivaiê has about 580,000 inhabitants, nearly all of them Tuzquão. About half live in its cities, most of them in the Linel valley and on the coast. There is no significant Mifajene population.

Cities

Name Tier Population
Ivaiê Capital 94,000
Banim Large city 48,000
Arrêr Medium city 25,000
Issuco Medium city 16,000
Turrequão Medium city 15,000
Chenerro Medium city 14,000
Lourense Medium city 13,000
Acão Small city 4,900
Bendilse Small city 4,700
Cupxe Small city 3,500
Derpense Small city 3,600
Elhencorre Small city 4,200
Jar Small city 4,100
Juro Small city 4,800
Lupo Small city 4,300
Macate Small city 4,000
Maiye Small city 3,100
Nengo Small city 2,700
Nunquifurro Small city 3,800
Par Small city 4,200
Pumpirrão Small city 3,400
Ugofirre Small city 4,500
Vota Small city 4,300

Transportation

Roads link the coast and the Linel valley, from Arrêr through Chenerro and Ivaiê to Lourense and Lupo. There are no railways. Seagoing ships use the protected harbor on Ivaiê Bay and the port of Arrêr on Castas Bay, and river barges carry goods up the Goim.

Culture

The House of Mavai stands east of the capital, and Mavai has been the main spiritual influence on the Tuzquão of Ivaiê since their arrival. Lourense is the birthplace of the explorer Gir Onzirro.

See also


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