İgando

The Grand Duchy of İgando is a Tapız nation located at the mouth of the Gantu River.

History
The original city of İgando was built by humans some time in latter half of the fourth millennia of the Silver Moon. It came under Tapız control around SM 7700. Due to its strategic location at the mouth of the Gantu River, control of the city was hotly contested for centuries. The Duchy of İgando, comprised of the city and the surrounding land, exchanged hands until it gained sovereignty in SM 8443. The Sovereign Duchy of İgando negotiated the acquisition of the provinces of Lımtjonşka and Italgeḑ from Ţelyşka in SM 8622, and seized Brasdol from Alvaşka in SM 8656. To celebrate this victory, the Duke of İgando declared the duchy a grand duchy. İgando was occupied by Trıleşka for 30 years and then regained sovereignty. After that, İgando and Trıleşka stayed rivals, often skirmishing and exchanging control Brasdol and Lalrodol.

The Grand Duchy of İgando has remained the the greatest local naval power. Having limited agricultural land, İgando supplements its resources by importing food from Zat Hanam. İgando serves as the doorway between the Tapız cultural region and the rest of the Known Realms.

Notable İgandans
 * Erijys Rankjan, first Sovereign Duke of İgando