Location:
North-eastern along the river
Kimri
Sheik:
Jalal ibn-Bahari
Vazier:
Quavar al-Takish
The
city of Behoustan lies to the north of Darvash Kapur along the Kimri
river and many of its inhabitants are descended from the nomadic
Bahari who settled here and built the city. As such the city,
cherishes its old mud and hatch buildings that are unique in the
Caliphate. The rich mudlands along the riverside have allowed the
city a prosperous trade in ceramics and caravans and riverboats visit
its bazaars with much needed goods from the other cities in exchange
for its pots, vases and fine strong bricks. The Kimri is prone to
rise to high levels and thanks to the dam building and alterations to
its flow by the city of Pearl, Behoustan's outlying villages are
often swept aside in flash floods. It is perhaps part of the
character inherited from their Bahari forefathers that the people of
this sheikdom accept the temporary nature of their homes and are
skilled at rebuilding their livelihoods after the rainy seasons. The
swells of the river bring change and uncover long forgotten mysteries
and rumours of strange creatures driven west from the Thousand Grains
make life in Behoustan one of uncertainty and tribulation.
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