Mariyechelân

Mariyechelân is an Elwynnese bailiwick at the eastern-most point of the Alalehzamini Autonomous Republic. Located by the White Elwynn, it has a population of 1,301,476 inhabitants. The bailiwick borders Bandar-e Mojaheddin in the west and Faizabad in the south. Across the river lies the Sovereign Confederation, with which Mariyechelân has considerable trade.

The name Mariyechelân (Mari-ye-chelân) is Babkhi for "Mari's haunted forest", and refers to to the area of today's Mariyechelân as a holdout for Elfinshi people during the Elfinshi War. These holdouts conducted a guerrilla war on the Elwynnese baronial forces, causing the Elwynnese–Babkhi troops to consider the area haunted by Mari's ghost.

Bombed and set ablaze by Tokaray al-Osman during the Coup of 1605.