Difference between revisions of "Irzal"
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==Geography & Climate== | ==Geography & Climate== | ||
[[File:Irzal Upper sm.jpg|thumb|500px| | [[File:Irzal Upper sm.jpg|thumb|500px|Upper (Northern) Irzal Province, Sirdabi Caliphate]] | ||
==People== | ==People== | ||
[[File:Irzal - South sm.jpg|thumb|500px| | [[File:Irzal - South sm.jpg|thumb|500px|Lower (Southern) Irzal Province, Sirdabi Caliphate]] | ||
==Economy== | ==Economy== |
Revision as of 13:44, 7 June 2024
Allegiance | Sirdabi Caliphate |
Capital | Fazhali |
Governor | Ya'qub ibn Yeshrab al-Tawwila Bey |
Demonym | Irzali |
Official Language | Sirdabi |
Official Religion | Azadi |
Currency | fals/dirham/nour |
Native Heritages | Irzali, Sirdabi |
Formerly the heartland of one of the greatest empires of ancient times, the province of Irzal is still a proud and prosperous land whose culture and learning have played a vital role in the Sirdabi Caliphate. It is the second-largest province of the caliphate after Rahoum, and much more heavily populated despite the challenges of its arid and mountainous terrain.
Geography & Climate
People
Economy
Regions
Cities & Towns
- Fazhali, the greatest city of Irzal and sometime capital of the former empire, sprawled elegantly out across the low hills above the Ennescul.
- Al-Niqud
- Al-Siraz
- Anjand
- Arghaya
- Awrazat
- Chatrud
- Khusrilad
- Lalezah
- Nayak's Crossing
- Raf Jalul
- Nahrbata
- Nandahr
- Sheherbad
- Silent Watch
- Urdakan