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|Introduction=Ieriţairan 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, Ieriţairan exists outside any one civic jurisdiction. | |Introduction=Ieriţairan 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, Ieriţairan exists outside any one civic jurisdiction. | ||
|Etymology=From the Arânzeni word ''iere'' (land, people) and the name of [[Yairan]], "land of Yairan". | |||
|History=Ieriţairan 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. | |History=Ieriţairan 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. | ||