Koumbasi
| Allegiance | Sirdabi Caliphate |
| Capital | Koumbasat |
| Governor | Abdannur Olundawe es-Saif Amir |
| Demonym | Koumbasi |
| Official Language(s) | Sirdabi, Bissa |
| Official Religion | Azadi |
| Currency | fals/dirham/nour |
| Native Heritages | Bissenke, Tessouare, Jogo |
Wealthy in both gold and wisdom, Koumbasi is the westernmost possession of the Sirdabi Caliphate. As one of only two emirates associated with the caliphate, its status allows it a somewhat greater degree of independence under the rule of a local emir, or prince. Both trade and travel pour down the wide course of the great Tajeddi River that runs through the emirate's heart, from the nearby Cloud Kingdoms, to the neighboring province of Tessere, down onto the Gilded Plain -- and it is the Koumbasi people who control the flow of commerce. But they are as proud of their learning as they are of their material riches, and have a great drive both to accumulate more knowledge and to disseminate it throughout the world as widely as their gold dust, for the greater honor and glory of their realm.
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Cities & Towns
- Koumbasat, "the Ever-Changing" capital of Koumbasi, as famed for its libraries and university as for the wealth of its gold trade.
- Chigokun, a fishing town sheltered from the Great Stormy Sea by its school of barrier islands.
- Jalu-Jaro, Koumbasat's traditional rival in fame and prestige, known especially for the grandeur and sanctity of its Olufemi Mosque.
- Mbolu, the City of Boats, the floating center of the Lassanda river people's culture.
- Okele, a market village where the bounty of the sea is exchanged for the produce and goods of the interior.
- Souare, the great mountain town of northern Koumbasi, where Bissenke jalis come together with Tessouare poets for the renowned Festival of Harmony.
- Tureghat, a port town of stilt-legged buildings overlooking the Adelantean coast.