Sīvahkjaē

Sīvahkjaē
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Sīvahkjaē, (Officially: The Holy Sun Province of Sīvahkjaē). (터 헐여 슨 럴 핀커 앂쟄) (སོདགཙེ ཇུཡཉཛ ཀརཏཡུའ ཅངངགོ) Is a unofficial province located on the most eastern peninsula of Tal’Dorei, the province is largely ignored and is not even known by majority of Tal’Dorei’s people. The most important landmark or region of Sīvahkjaē is the Lighthouse a large temple located on the most eastern point of the peninsula. The Lighthouse was home to a large sect of monks who worshiped the sun.

The Lighthouse
The most important landmark located in Sīvahkja. The lighthouse is a large temple complex that occupies the majority of the eastern side of the largest mountain in Sīvahkjaē. The lighthouse was comprised of multiple buildings each with there own distinct purpose. The lighthouse is divided into four major sections with the primary one being the lighthouse itself. The Lighthouse itself is a large towering building which was primarily used for worship at sunrise and sunset, so only the top floor was really used. The remaining areas would be found surrounding the lighthouse itself. In 871 AC, the lighthouse was attacked and conquered by a group of necromancers. These necromancers were defeated by Osiris, thus the lighthouse and its order was fully eradicated except for Osiris himself. It is unknown what happened to the lighthouse after 871 AC, most likely it is now inhabited by bandit or barbarian tribes.

Notable Locations:

 * The Courtyard
 * The Eternal Flame Shrine
 * The Inner Temple (severely damaged)
 * The Lighthouse (tower) (damaged)
 * The Lower Temple (destroyed)
 * The Hall (used for residential and eating) (damaged)