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Akanûl was a land that once belonged to the world of Abeir as part of the realm of Shyr, but was transposed onto the plane of Toril during the ravages of the Spellplague. The land carried with it a large population of Abeir genasi who, as of 1479 DR, controlled the region that used to be Chondath and western Chessenta.

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  • Akanûl
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  • Akanûl was a land that once belonged to the world of Abeir as part of the realm of Shyr, but was transposed onto the plane of Toril during the ravages of the Spellplague. The land carried with it a large population of Abeir genasi who, as of 1479 DR, controlled the region that used to be Chondath and western Chessenta.
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reckoning
  • DR
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Races
Name
  • Akanûl
Type
  • Country
Caption
  • Akanûl in 1479 DR
Government
Settlements
  • yes
Inhabitants
  • yes
Ruler
  • Arathane
  • (Heads of Government:) The Four Stewards
Area
Capital
Organizations
  • yes
Locations
  • yes
ruleryear
  • 1479(xsd:integer)
abstract
  • Akanûl was a land that once belonged to the world of Abeir as part of the realm of Shyr, but was transposed onto the plane of Toril during the ravages of the Spellplague. The land carried with it a large population of Abeir genasi who, as of 1479 DR, controlled the region that used to be Chondath and western Chessenta.
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