Taliyna'maehr
Taliyna'maehr is the capital of the High Elves and Haelun'or. The city is situated in the western mountains of Tahn. Because of its eccentric architecture and technological advancements, many travel there to marvel at its beauty and innovations.
History
The High Elves settled in the mountains of Tahn in 1571 after fleeing from Vailor. The city was designed and built under the Sohaership of Kelthran Iyathir and the Maheralship of Lelien Synalli.
Geography
Taliyna'maehr is nestled in the mountains in western Ceru. These natural barriers serve as a great defense against raiders and siege
Government
Haelun'or is ruled by a council of multiple mali'aheral known as the Heial'thilln. The council is led by the Sohaer, and consists of the Maheral, and up to six Okarirs.
Current Councillors:
- Sohaer Ikur Sergeon
- Maheral Iaria Elervathar
- Okarir'maehr Ralnor Kelyarus
- Okarir'mali Suika L'Siol
- Med'ir Erendriel
- Med'ir Athedil Haler'thilln
Society
The Society of Taliyna'maehr consists of two Districts, both different in their function. The Lower District of Taliyna'maehr is reserved for the non-aheral populace that have proven themselves capable of being citizens. The Upper District consists of pure mali'aheral citizens.
Culture
The Culture of Taliyna'maehr revolves around maehr'sae hiylun'ehya and the concept of purity. Maehr'sae hiylun'eyha translates to 'Progress and Health' in Elven, and is a cornerstone of the mali'aheral culture. Progress refers to the progression and yearning for knowledge, with Health referring to purity and physical health. Purity is defined as being a pure-blood mali'aheral.
Literature
The Literature in Taliyna'maehr is very diverse. Some citizens choose to document their studies of alchemy, arcanism, and more, while others choose to write poetry and literature. All of these books, however, are housed in the Eternal Library, the ultimate location for knowledge of Lin'Parion.
Religion
The majority of people of Taliyna'maehr do not follow religions, as they feel it takes away from their pursuit of knowledge and maehr'sae hiylun'ehya. Instead, they tend to focus on their inventions and innovations.
