Irzal

The Province of Irzal

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. Occupying an expansive territory east of Eladjit and north of Rahoum, Irzal has always served as a crossroads between different cultures, uniting influences from Riendu and Altaruleska with Near Ruleska and the Adelantean Basin. It is the second-largest province of the Sirdabi Caliphate after Rahoum itself, and much more heavily populated despite the challenges of its arid and mountainous terrain.

Geography & Climate

Upper (Northern) Irzal Province, Sirdabi Caliphate

People

Lower (Southern) Irzal Province, Sirdabi Caliphate

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, the old capital of the middle Irzali Empire, poised just above the shores of Deepfire Lake.
• Arghaya
• Awrazat
• Chatrud
• Khusrilad
• Lalezah
• Nayak's Crossing
• Raf Jalul
• Nahrbata
• Nandahr
• Sheherbad
• Silent Watch
• Tishabl
• Urdakan

Points of Interest

Burnished Plain Eaglestone Mountains Firwanya Plateau

Lake Maznir Mazuhr's Pity Plain of Bardaya

Shurh Valley Simurghala Range Tin Chalun Mountains