Khurorgos Mountains

The Khurorgos Mountains are a range of ancient mountains roughly demarcating the countries of Khutu, Taizi, and Daligash. The range is around 200km in length north to south and between 50-100km wide. Unlike the Filija Mountains to the west, most of the Khurorgos range is inhabited, at least sparsely, by country folk of various sorts. The Khurorgos has been a major site for mining for centuries, although many areas are now fully worked out. The mountains were central to conflicts between Khutu and Taizi and especially the second Khutu-Taizian war of 414-415. Travel across the mountains is arduous but not exceedingly dangerous, but for the main part, travellers head north or south around the range through the lowlands.