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'''Islus''' (Elw: Эслоос, ''Ysloos'' /əˈsloːs/) | '''Islus''' (Elw: Эслоос, ''Ysloos'' /əˈsloːs/) was an [[Elwynnese bailiwick]] and city in [[Utasia]] ([[Alalehzamini Autonomous Republic|AAR]]), destroyed during the [[Scouring]]. | ||
It | Population in {{AN|1680}} was 1,946,522, of which 45% have Babkhi had as their native language and 32% Elw. Its name was an [[Elw]] corruption of the Istvanistani ''sluice'', as the city was erected just by the [[White Elwynn|East Elwynn Sluices]]. It was the largest city in Utasia, the second largest in the [[Alalehzamini Autonomous Republic]], and the fifth-largest bailiwick in Elwynn. Official languages were Elw and Babkhi. | ||
It was once one of the eldest chartered cities in Elwynn and was deemed a cathedral city of the '''Diocese of {{PAGENAME}}''' ([[Church of Elwynn]]) until the destruction visited upon the same. | |||
[[Category:Diocese of the Church of Elwynn]] | [[Category:Diocese of the Church of Elwynn]] | ||
[[Category:Elwynnese bailiwick]] | [[Category:Elwynnese bailiwick]] | ||
[[Category:Cities]] | [[Category:Cities]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:22, 16 April 2024
Islus (Elw: Эслоос, Ysloos /əˈsloːs/) was an Elwynnese bailiwick and city in Utasia (AAR), destroyed during the Scouring.
Population in 1680 AN was 1,946,522, of which 45% have Babkhi had as their native language and 32% Elw. Its name was an Elw corruption of the Istvanistani sluice, as the city was erected just by the East Elwynn Sluices. It was the largest city in Utasia, the second largest in the Alalehzamini Autonomous Republic, and the fifth-largest bailiwick in Elwynn. Official languages were Elw and Babkhi.
It was once one of the eldest chartered cities in Elwynn and was deemed a cathedral city of the Diocese of Islus (Church of Elwynn) until the destruction visited upon the same.
