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Eubora ({{IPA-all|jʉˈbɔɹə|pron}}; Aeranir: {{IPA-all|øːˈboːra|}}, Classical Talothic: ''Eubōrḗ'' {{IPA-all|eu̯bɔːrɛ̌ː|}} Modern: {{IPA-all|evoˈri|}}, Tevrés: ''Euvora'' {{IPA-all|euˈvoɾa|}}, S'entigneis: ''Eubore'' {{IPA-all|øboʁ|}}, Deres ''Evură'' ({{IPA-all|eˈvurə|}}), Iscariano: ''Eubora'' {{IPA-all|euˈboːrä|}}, Ilessu: ''Oubura'' {{IPA-all| | Eubora ({{IPA-all|jʉˈbɔɹə|pron}}; Aeranir: {{IPA-all|øːˈboːra|}}, Classical Talothic: ''Eubōrḗ'' {{IPA-all|eu̯bɔːrɛ̌ː|}} Modern: {{IPA-all|evoˈri|}}, Tevrés: ''Euvora'' {{IPA-all|euˈvoɾa|}}, S'entigneis: ''Eubore'' {{IPA-all|øboʁ|}}, Deres ''Evură'' ({{IPA-all|eˈvurə|}}), Iscariano: ''Eubora'' {{IPA-all|euˈboːrä|}}, Ilessu: ''Oubura'' {{IPA-all|owˈbuɾɐ|}}) is the easternmost of the three continents of the Known World, and was home to two of the three great Maraphirine civilisations of the Quiet Age. It stretches far to the east, although little of it is known past the Empire of Mas. The Kingdom of Ceres is said to lie in the far east of Eubora as well as Stiria, although these interact little the west, and mostly trade through Mas. | ||
The north-most region of Eubora is known as Low Fyrda, as opposed to High Fyrda in Ephenia. This region is further home to Fyrdan and Fyrdic states, as well as some Uppadi and to the east some Stravons. The north of this area is cold and icy, whilst the south gives way to steppe-like plains. Further south still is the peninsula of Iridia, a hilly and mountainous area that was conquered by the Aeranid Empire and remains the only region of Eubora to speak an Aeranid languages (with the exception of the endangered Dalot language of eastern Talothas). After the Collapse, this territory was a part of the Eastern Aeranid Empire for a time, before being subsumed by Fasser. | The north-most region of Eubora is known as Low Fyrda, as opposed to High Fyrda in Ephenia. This region is further home to Fyrdan and Fyrdic states, as well as some Uppadi and to the east some Stravons. The north of this area is cold and icy, whilst the south gives way to steppe-like plains. Further south still is the peninsula of Iridia, a hilly and mountainous area that was conquered by the Aeranid Empire and remains the only region of Eubora to speak an Aeranid languages (with the exception of the endangered Dalot language of eastern Talothas). After the Collapse, this territory was a part of the Eastern Aeranid Empire for a time, before being subsumed by Fasser. | ||