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A heavily fortified walled village of around 500 residents, located at the southeastern corner of the province, where the [[Pasu River]] has been dammed to create the artificial [[Lake Dandura]]. Its fortifications stretch from north to south across two upland areas, making passage up the Pasu and Fantendi valleys by an invader nearly impossible. Once heavily staffed by sentinels and occupied mainly by their families, it is now much more mixed with a farming economy. Other than [[Zhustir]] to the north, all the rest of the province is only accessible through Ai Dandura. | A heavily fortified walled village of around 500 residents, located at the southeastern corner of the province, where the [[Pasu River]] has been dammed to create the artificial [[Lake Dandura]]. Its fortifications stretch from north to south across two upland areas, making passage up the Pasu and Fantendi valleys by an invader nearly impossible. Once heavily staffed by sentinels and occupied mainly by their families, it is now much more mixed with a farming economy. Other than [[Zhustir]] to the north, all the rest of the province is only accessible through Ai Dandura. | ||
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| + | aidanduraa.png|Ai Dandura in summer, from Lake Dandura | ||
| + | aidandurab.png|Ai Dandura in winter, aerial | ||
| + | aidandurac.png|Ai Dandura looking towards The Turtu, in spring | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:06, 12 June 2023
A heavily fortified walled village of around 500 residents, located at the southeastern corner of the province, where the Pasu River has been dammed to create the artificial Lake Dandura. Its fortifications stretch from north to south across two upland areas, making passage up the Pasu and Fantendi valleys by an invader nearly impossible. Once heavily staffed by sentinels and occupied mainly by their families, it is now much more mixed with a farming economy. Other than Zhustir to the north, all the rest of the province is only accessible through Ai Dandura.
Ai Dandura in summer, from Lake Dandura
Ai Dandura in winter, aerial
Ai Dandura looking towards The Turtu, in spring
