Hunpo

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Overview

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Culture

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Flora and fauna

Flora

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Fauna

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Locations

Cities, Towns and Villages

Eryu

The Capital City of Hunpo, Eryu is built in a roughly circular layout. The innermost section consists of the palace along with the temples of Life, Death, Purity and Corruption. This section is walled in, but the gates remain open at all times in the modern era. The next section is the inner city, historically it was reserved for those with positions of power in the city, but in the modern era, this section of the city now allows for anyone to reside there. The final section of the city is the outer ring, surrounding the rest of the city is an expansive collection of districts made up of primarily residential areas, each residential area allows for shops to open within them. The outer ring also has shopping districts that are filled with a wide variety of different things to buy. Some shopping districts are set up as giant open markets, while others are long streets with shops running along each side. Many shopping districts encourage artisans to sell their products through a scheme introduced during the early days of the Light Dynasty.

Rivers and Lakes

Mountains and Valleys

Huánggou

A valley in the south of Hunpo, it sits hidden within the mountains and is famous for the production of the rare yellow tea. The region has its own pantheon, focused on Lily, Terra and Ceres. A river runs through the valley and provides the water needed for the tea to grow and for the people to survive. Along the edge of the river, a small town sits within the valley and primarily survives on the export of tea.