Hekellu

Hekéllu
Within the Sharu'una Fief

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Key to the Hekéllu Map
1) Lake Hekéllu.

2) Fens.

3) Temple of Karakán, the Lord of War and Master of Heroes. Also contains the shrine for Chegárra, the Hero King, Swordsman of Glory, Cohort of Karakán.

4) Temple of Belkhánu, Lord of the Excellent Dead. Also contains the shrine for Qón, the Ancient One of Pleasures, Cohort of Belkhánu.

5) Translucent Emerald Lodge.

6) Temple of Dlamélish, Green-Eyed Lady of Fleshly Joys. Also contains the shrine for Hriháyal, theDancing Maiden of Temptation, Cohort of Dlamélish.

7) Temple of Sárku, Five-Headed Lord of Worms, Master of the Undead. Also contains the shrine for Durritlámish, the Black Angel of the Putrescent Hand, Cohort of Sárku.

8) The Gray Plains: Usually shortened to just 'the Grays”. This is the slum area of Hekéllu with derelict, gray stone buildings which serves as the city's unofficial Foreigners Quarter. No Tsolyáni other than those of the lowest clans would enter this area without an escort. The inhabitants of the Grays are itinerant foreigners, clanless Tsolyáni, and members of the lowest lineages of the lowest clans. The inhabitants form small groups for mutual defense and live in squats as there are no clan houses or hostelries as such. Squabbles between local groups are fierce, and frequent. Law, order, honor, duty, status, and the myriad of other social customs which normal Tsolyáni consider “noble” or “civilized” simply do not exist. Justice and status are determined solely by might and fear. This area is also home to the Whisperer of Secrets. This shadowy figure is said to be responsible for much of the crime that happens in the area, yet no one has seen the person or even know for sure if he or she exists. Many strange things happen in the Grays with strange lights and stranger beings roaming the streets after dark.

9) Old Palace: now in semi-ruined condition and inhabited by the lowest of the low squatters.

10) Temple of Hrü'ǘ, the Supreme Principal of Change. Also contains the shrine for Wurú the Unnameable, Cohort of Hrü'ǘ.

11) Barracks of the Legion of the Many-Legged Serpent, 20th Imperial Medium Infantry. Commanded by Yamáshsha hiKorokól of the Blue Shadow clan of Hekéllu. He is a military priest of the Temple of Wurú and was 36yrs old in 2354 AS. This legion has performed excellently in battles against Hláka rebels and Kilalámmuyáni bandits. In 2358 AS it was 9 cohorts strong and adding more so it is a common sight to see legionnaires in training in and around the city. 12) Hirilákte arena. 13) Íto clan house: the holder of the Sharu'una Fief is a member of this very high status clan. They are the ancient nobility of the Chákan Protectorates on the western border of the Empire.

14) Golden Bough clan house: they also have smaller dwellings scattered around the Sharu'una Fief as well as 2 hunting lodges. Of very high status. They are officials and military officers.

15) Blue Shadow clan house: A prominent local clan of very high status. The general of the locally based legion (see 11 above) is a member and his estate on the western end of the fief marks its boundary.

16) Kanayugára river.

17) Sákbe road..

18) Rising Sun clan house: This is the official clan house in Hekéllu even though there is at least one other in the city as well as several outside in the Sharu'una fief. A high status clan. They are minor nobles and upper class merchants.

19) New Palace.

20) Palace of the Realm: Governmental offices, Courts, and Bureaus. 21) Palace of Foreign Lands: : Offices for external affairs. It is larger in Hekéllu than in many major cities due to the fact that Hekéllu is the gateway to the Empire from the east.

22) Palace of the Priesthoods of the Gods: Offices for religious affairs, temple lands, tithes, ect.

23) Temple of Ksárul, Domed Prince of the Blue Room. Also contains the shrine for Grugánu, the Knower of Spells, Cohort of Ksárul.

24) Temple of Thúmis, Lord of Wisdom. Also contains the shrine for Keténgku the Many-Eyed, Cohort of Thúmis.

25) Temple of Avánthe, Mistress of Heaven. Also contains the shrine for Dilinála, the Lovely Maiden of the Turquoise Crown, Cohort of Avánthe.

26) Temple of Vimúhla, Lord of Fire. Also contains the shrine for Chiténg, Lord of the Red Spouting Flame, Cohort of Vimúhla.

27) Temple of Hnálla, the Supreme Principal of Stability