Ghawlama

Ghawlama ("river mouth" in White Lontinian; Blue Lontinian: Ğawlama Hurmumol; Crandish and Norse: Aulama; Krasnocorian: Гаулама, Gaulama) is a historic city, municipality, and traditional capital of in Lontinien. Part of the Ghawlama metropolitan area and home to Ghawlama Gate and the Ghawlama International Airport. Population: 569,392 (1696 Hurmu census)

Founded by the Crandish in ... to exert dominance over the Jawnetka.

Map of Ghawlama during its Jingdaoese phase

Government

Since 7.VIII.1729 AN the city has been under the rule of the Tarkhan of Ghawlama, Aurangzeb Daniyal Erdenechuluun al-Osman. Ruling at the pleasure of the Khanum and Viceroy, the Tarkhan enjoyed unlimited powers with which to enforce the Brida and collect the tribute payments owed to the Khanate of Lontinien.

Garrison and security

The city is host to a major cantonment of the Hurmu Fyrð (formerly Hurmu Peace Corps), providing billets for regiments of the air, land, and sea departments, as well as a training cohort of the Peace Academy.

The city hosts a demi-regiment of the Hurmu Constabulary who are assisted by a locally raised special auxiliary constabulary division.