A land where empires rise beneath the blazing sun and ancient gods walk unseen among mortals. From the chariot-lords of the northern Hindayan Empire to the Tamilan dynasties of the south, every kingdom is a jewel on the endless garland of Rajamala. Beyond humans roam tiger warriors, elephant sages, and serpent sorcerers who remember the world’s first dawn. Here, holy wars are waged in the name of god-kings, jungle spirits guard forgotten temples.
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Agnihotri Fire Shrine
A small temple dedicated to fire mages who perform rituals to ensure safe passage along the nearby river. The shrine is revered by travelers and locals alike for its protective blessings.
Ankusha Forge
A massive, heat-filled forge operated by a Hathee-log master smith who crafts enormous weapons and armored barding specifically for war elephants.
Ash Court
A solemn and eerie court where Bhairav receives emissaries amid the smoldering remains of ancient pyres, surrounded by ash and faint embers.
Ash Road
A blackened trail winding through a charred forest, scarred by a devastating ambush where Tamilan raiders decimated a Hindayan army.
Baghru's Hollow
A natural clearing in a dense forest where the orange-furred tigerfolk of the Baghru clan hold seasonal rites, marked by totems and fire pits.
Bard's Hall
A vibrant gathering place for Banjaran performers, traders, and diplomats, known for its lively music, colorful decorations, and bustling social atmosphere.
Bargir’s Ford
A shallow river crossing guarded by a Rajputi knight who challenges travelers to duels for safe passage. The ford is a strategic point where the river narrows, making it easy to defend.
Black Hill Cairns
Windswept hills scattered with sharp obsidian boulders and ancient burial cairns, some recently disturbed, hinting at hidden secrets beneath.
Blackwater Jetty
A crooked timber pier where contraband is smuggled in and then ritually 'cleansed' in nearby coastal temples to avoid detection and curse.
Blood Banyan
A massive cursed banyan tree that bleeds red sap when its bark is cut. It is encircled by a ring of bones from those who tried to harvest its sap and failed.
Bloodreed Swamp
A marshland dense with tall, red-stained reeds that slice skin if handled carelessly. At night, distant drums echo, hinting at Tamilan scouts or an ancient presence.
Bone Lantern Grove
A macabre forest clearing adorned with lanterns crafted from bleached bones and hide, each representing a kill by a Shvetaraj warrior. The lanterns emit an eerie glow at night, believed to bless hunters with increased ferocity when they bring their prey here.
Brahma-Tusk Enclave
A fortified Hathee-log community known for crafting massive iron-tipped war spears and ceremonial tusk armor, surrounded by high walls for protection and tradition.
Brass Anchor Tavern
A noisy den frequented by pirates, smugglers, and mercenaries, known for its raucous atmosphere and secretive dealings. The tavern's notorious backroom is where maps to hidden treasure caches are discreetly sold.
Bull Gate of Surajpur
A colossal arched gate carved from stone on the road to Suryanagara, built by the imperial Hathee-log. The gate is shaped like a charging war-elephant, symbolizing strength and protection.
Bull’s Hollow
A secluded Hathee-log woodland settlement where young elephant-folk warriors train under retired Bulls in brutal combat rites. The settlement is surrounded by dense ancient trees and features training grounds, living quarters, and ritual sites.
Burning Steppe
A vast parched grassland frequently set ablaze by Bhairav Kahl's forces to prevent Tamilan skirmishers from using cover. The ground is blackened and cracked, with lingering smoke and ash clouds.
Coil Labyrinth
A twisting series of mountain tunnels carved with winding, serpentine patterns serving as both a deadly defensive structure and a ceremonial journey for Nagaraja initiates.
Coiling Pools
A hidden jungle basin with mineral-rich pools surrounded by stone idols of hooded cobras, sacred to the Nagaraja who bathe here to heal and sharpen their senses before hunting.
Croc Ford
A shallow river crossing notorious for its lurking massive man-eating crocodiles that ambush unwary travelers. The ford is a dangerous but necessary passage for trade and travel in the region.
Crocodile Ford
A wide but shallow stretch of river infested with massive crocodiles, known for its dangerous waters and lurking predators.
Crosswind Mission
A clinic built high in the jungle canopy, accessible by rope bridges, serving Vanara traders and injured climbers along the trade route. Provides specialized medical aid for rope accidents and general trade route medical support.
Crownless Court
A rickety hall where pirate captains hold moot to resolve disputes or settle them with knife fights, presided over by Jorun "Sea-Bane", a Kalyari sailor turned smuggler trading medical supplies for stolen Hindayan coin.
Deepwell Mines
A perilous silver mine located in Thiruvenkadu, known for its rich silver veins and guarded by Rakshaka overseers who fiercely protect the mines from intruders.
Dock Rats Guild
A secretive gang of Vanara children and orphans who climb ship rigging, steal goods, and serve as spies for the Queen, operating from hidden docks and alleyways.
Drowned Palace
Ruins of a once-grand palace now mostly submerged underwater, explored by daring pearl divers seeking lost treasures and ancient secrets.
Drum Court
A large open plaza where war drums are beaten at dawn to signal the start of raids, surrounded by stone benches and banners depicting tribal symbols.
Earl Cross Hospice
A stone building near the shore on the Thulainadu Coast, designed with sea breeze windows to allow fresh ocean air. It serves dock workers and pearl divers, providing free salves for diving wounds and limited surgery for harpoon injuries.
Fang-Root Temple
An ancient Nagaraja temple entwined with the colossal gnarled roots of a massive fig tree, overgrown and mysterious. Serpent-headed kings are carved into the stone, depicted enthroned over prostrate mortals, with priests whispering that the roots drink the blood of sacrifices.
Floating Markets
A bustling marketplace on interconnected boats, where merchants trade spices, textiles, and exotic animals. The air is fragrant with spices and filled with vibrant colors and lively haggling.
Fort Karamath
A mud-brick and timber frontier stronghold flying the banners of a boastful Hindayan warlord, known for its strategic location and fierce defenders.
Fort of Ranya Skullbloom
A rugged coastal fort ruled by Vanara Pirate Queen Ranya Skullbloom, known for her ruthless yet charismatic leadership. The fort serves as a base for piracy against Hindayan and Tamilan ships, with a recent capture of a sacred Hindayan treasure ship escalating tensions.
Gaja-Durga Enclave
A fortified stone quarter in a major Hindayan city, home to the Hathee-log elephant-folk known as 'Bulls' who serve the empire. The enclave features barracks, war-yards, and a towering elephant-headed gate symbolizing their strength and loyalty.
Gaja-Mala Watchtower
A solitary frontier watchtower manned by Hathee-log 'Bulls' who vigilantly guard a perilous border against frequent Tamilan raider incursions, often enduring long sieges. They are nominally loyal to the Hindayan rulers of the Surajvahana Empire, serving as a critical early warning post and defensive bastion.
Ghoda Keep
Residence of Warlord Rudra Sen, a formidable Hindayan frontier warlord, Ghoda Keep is a fortified stronghold perched on a rocky hill overlooking the borderlands. The keep serves as both a military command center and a symbol of power, with thick stone walls, watchtowers, and a central courtyard bustling with soldiers and warhorses.
Ghorra-Kaal Ruins
An abandoned Shvetaraj hunting lodge deep in the forest, rumored to house cursed white tiger masks that bring misfortune to those who wear them.
Gilded Shark
A notorious fighting pit where pirates wager fortunes on brutal beast fights, featuring sharks, tigers, and even captured Rakshakas. The arena is surrounded by raucous spectators and pirate crews, with a gritty, salt-soaked atmosphere.
Glass Citadel
A ruined palace of green glass fused by the breath of a god-dragon in ages past; said to be cursed and haunted by lingering spirits and magical traps.
Goldbeak Falls
A majestic waterfall cascading into a crystal-clear pool surrounded by glittering caves where vibrant macaws nest. Locals whisper of a hidden tunnel behind the falls leading to a buried Tamilan treasure vault.
Golden Gate
A massive fortified city gate guarded by elite Rajputi knights, known for their valor and strict discipline. The gate serves as the primary entrance to a prosperous city, featuring towering stone walls and intricate golden embellishments symbolizing strength and honor.
Great Drydocks of Velanthari
A vast shipbuilding complex specializing in crafting war galleys from rare blackwood, known for their durability and dark sheen. The drydocks are bustling with skilled artisans, carpenters, and smiths working in unison to produce formidable naval vessels.
Greenwater Quay
A bustling marketplace nestled at the edge of a dense jungle, specializing in rare jungle spices, medicinal herbs, and magical flowers harvested from the surrounding wilderness.
Hall of Blessed Water
A neutral sanctuary built into the mountain fortress at Rakshaka Roost, featuring warm stone floors and a mountain spring cistern providing fresh water. It serves as a rest stop for mountain travelers offering free clean water and wound cleaning services.
Hall of the Six Spears
A grand central training ground dedicated to silambam masters, featuring six distinct practice arenas arranged in a hexagonal layout, each designed for different spear techniques and skill levels.
Hidden Armada
A secret mangrove inlet concealing the Pirate Queen's war galleons, guarded by Vanara climbers in treetop watchposts to prevent discovery.
Hoodspire
A jagged mountain peak shaped like a cobra's flared hood, with a Nagaraja citadel clinging to its slopes. The citadel serves as both a fortress and an oracle site where the wind creates eerie hissing sounds through narrow passages.
House of White Palms
A walled compound in Vannamalai's inner city featuring a shaded courtyard with tall white palm trees. It serves as a sanctuary for wounded mercenaries, street orphans, and plague victims, offering herbal treatments, basic surgery, and respite for refugees.
Howling Caves
A network of wind-tunnel caverns that produce eerie growling sounds resembling beasts, believed to be haunted by ghost tigers that prowl the shadows.
Iron Bastion
A massive fortress serving as the primary defense stronghold of Varunapur, built with towering iron-reinforced stone walls and equipped with battlements and watchtowers.
Iron Elephant
An enormous black iron war-elephant statue, towering over the landscape, believed to be a relic of the first Aryan conquerors, symbolizing their might and legacy.
Jade Fort
A formidable fortress in Harit Dur ruled by the fierce Warlord Amarjit Varma, known for its jade-green stone walls and strategic mountain location.
Kannur Stone Bridge
A centuries-old carved stone bridge spanning a deep river gorge, guarded by fierce Baghru mercenaries who demand toll gifts from travelers to pass safely.
Kundra Dev Temple
A hilltop shrine dedicated to a war god, built by Tamilan kings and abandoned after repeated Baghru raids. The temple is now in ruins, with overgrown steps and crumbling stone walls.
Lantern Refuge
A fortified hospice on the border of Hindayan and Tamilan lands, designed to withstand raids. It provides medical aid to soldiers from both sides, symbolizing a fragile truce. The refuge is uniquely lit by lanterns even during daylight, creating a constant glow for safety and vigilance.
Lantern Tree Grove
A cluster of massive banyan trees with hollow trunks filled with glowing insects, illuminating the grove at night and visible for miles.
Mangala Serpent Shrine
A half-sunken ancient Naga shrine nestled in a misty jungle swamp, still carefully tended by mysterious hooded priestesses who perform rituals to honor the serpent deity Mangala.
Maruthur Shrine
A secluded shrine wing within the Vanna Palace, serving as the residence and laboratory of the court mage Dhanuraja. The shrine is filled with arcane artifacts, mystical symbols, and alchemical equipment.
Mastanghat
A bustling riverside settlement inhabited by the Hathee-log, known for their expertise in watercraft and ferrying heavy cargo along the river. The settlement is also famous for secretive strength contests held by the riverbank, showcasing the might of its inhabitants.
Maza Kai’s Golden Pavilion
An opulent summer retreat of the God-King, featuring mirrored halls that reflect the sunlight and perfumed gardens filled with exotic blooms and rare herbs.
Molting Sanctum
A shadowed stone chamber deep underground where Nagaraja shed their skins during great spiritual transitions. Shed scales are collected and sewn into ceremonial cloaks worn by high priests.
Moon Fang Tavern
The largest drinking house in the city, featuring open balconies that overlook the dense jungle canopy. A bustling hub where mercenaries, river traders, and adventurers gather to strike deals over cups of spiced toddy.
Moon-Blood Court
An ancient temple of black granite with a cracked dome open to moonlight, where Shvetaraj nobles feast after blood-hunts. Ruled by the Moon-Blood Regent, a white-furred tigress with divine blood.
Moonfang Keep
A palace-fortress in Thiruvenkadu that gleams white under moonlight, known for its majestic architecture and strategic importance.
Moonfang Monastery
An ancient order of martial ascetics resides here, training in discipline and combat atop a cliff overlooking the sea. The monastery is known for its serene yet formidable atmosphere, blending spiritual meditation with rigorous physical training.
Nagamalai Caves
A hidden serpent-folk sanctum guarding an underground river, home to the Nāgaraja enclave. The caves are filled with winding tunnels, bioluminescent fungi, and ancient serpent carvings.
Nallam Pambu Thicket
A dense bamboo forest known as the hunting ground of the Nāgaraja, serpent-folk who emerge at dusk to hunt. The thicket is perilous, with few outsiders surviving its depths.
Paambuveli Frontier Post
A fortified border garrison blending Tamilan and Baghru cultures, serving as a caravanserai for jungle trade routes. It features sturdy wooden palisades, watchtowers, and a bustling central courtyard for merchants and guards.
Pale Fang Hollow
A hidden ravine overgrown with white orchids and strangler figs, concealing the Shvetaraj's sacred hunting lodge. Elders train cubs in stealth and the Moon Stalk, a silent hunt under full moons, within stone halls and blood-pools.
Pallam Lotus Lake
A serene, deep-blue lake adorned with blooming sacred lotus flowers, believed by locals to be the dwelling of a mysterious serpent spirit beneath its waters.
Pearl Docks
A bustling maritime hub known for pearl diving and vibrant trade, featuring docks, warehouses, and markets.
Pearl Lagoon
A serene lagoon with waters so still they perfectly reflect the moon, known for its rare and valuable black pearls found in its depths.
Pearl Reef of Thulainadu
A dangerous shallow reef abundant with lustrous pearls, fiercely guarded by territorial sea-serpents. Divers risk their lives to harvest pearls, especially the legendary cursed black pearl said to bring immense fortune.
Perungavi
A Vanara treetop settlement featuring an intricate network of rope bridges high in the canopy, ideal for ambushes and swift movement.
Pillar of the Lost
A solitary red sandstone tower standing in the Tharvanna Expanse, covered with hundreds of names long forgotten, etched deeply into its surface. It emanates an aura of mystery and sorrow, believed to be a memorial for those who vanished in the desert.
Queen's Wharf
The largest dock in the region, controlled by Vanara Pirate Queen Ranya Skullbloom who demands tribute from every captain or hunts them down as prey.
Rajpath Market
A bustling bazaar filled with vibrant stalls offering exotic goods from distant lands, accompanied by the lively performances of wandering Banjaran entertainers who captivate the crowd with music and dance.
Rakshaka Roost
A mountain fortress-inn run by Rakshaka mercenaries, serving as neutral ground for warlords and traders to negotiate and rest.
Red Elephant Plain
A vast flat scrubland where great herds of red-dusted elephants roam freely. Hindayan poachers frequently raid the area to capture elephant calves for use as war-beasts. A rogue, battle-maddened elephant terrorizes both the herds and the poachers, making the plain a dangerous place.
River Rajmahal Ghats
A sacred riverside location featuring broad stone steps descending into the river, lined with flickering holy fires, fortune tellers in colorful tents, and pilgrims performing ritual baths.
Riverfront Docks
A bustling mooring place for jungle boats and coastal craft, the Riverfront Docks are alive with the sounds of merchants and sailors. The docks are lined with wooden piers and warehouses, where goods from the jungle and sea are traded.
Rootshadow Lane
A narrow, shadowy alleyway beneath thick banyan roots, Rootshadow Lane is a hub for semi-legal trade, known for rare poisons, illegal furs, and exotic ghost orchids prized in Hindayan markets.
Rusted Watchtower
An ancient Tamilan coastal fort, now abandoned and rusted, repurposed by pirates as a lookout point to spot and ambush merchant ships along the coast.
Salt Bazaar
A shadowy black market in Varunapur known for rare spices and forbidden goods, bustling with secretive traders and guarded by discreet mercenaries.
Saltwater Shrine
A coastal temple dedicated to Varuna, the sea-god, frequented by pirates who pray for safe voyages. Priests accept rum as tithes, and the shrine is adorned with nautical symbols and offerings.
Scarlet Lance Stables
A renowned breeding ground for Rudra's prized warhorses, known for their strength and speed in battle. The stables are fortified and well-maintained, with expert trainers and caretakers dedicated to the horses' care.
Serpent Steps
An ancient cliffside staircase carved into the rock, adorned with intricate carvings of Naga kings and serpentine motifs, leading to a forgotten temple at the summit.
Shrine of the Eightfold Moon
An ancient lunar temple in Thiruvenkadu revered by both Tamilans and Shvetaraj, dedicated to the eight phases of the moon, symbolizing unity and celestial balance.
Shrine of the Sleeping Naga
A mysterious shrine carved into a coastal cave, featuring a massive naga statue that locals believe is a slumbering deity rather than mere stone.
Shrine of the Trunk-Severed
A solemn memorial dedicated to the Hathee-log 'Bulls' who fell in battle, featuring their weapons mounted around a stone effigy with a broken trunk symbolizing sacrifice and loss.
Silent Market
A jungle clearing where Tamilan and Hindayan traders meet under a strict truce enforced by neutral Baghru. It offers a rare chance to buy exotic goods or sabotage deals, with rumors of an assassin targeting traders to reignite hostilities.
Stone Crown Monastery
A serene monastery carved into a towering cliff face, home to ascetic Agnihotri fire monks who practice rigorous spiritual and fire rituals.
Sundal Lagoon
A hidden brackish inlet serving as a floating market and smugglers' haven, frequented by Vanara and Tamilan rogues. The lagoon is a maze of wooden docks and boats, with stalls selling exotic goods and contraband.
Sunken City of Muthuram
Flooded ruins of an ancient Pre-Tamilan city submerged in a vast swamp, inhabited by serpent-folk and mysterious fish-spirits. The Nāgaraja claim it holds a powerful artifact to command river spirits.
Suraj Chariot Forge
A revered forge where the sacred war-chariots of the Hindayans are meticulously crafted and blessed by priests, combining masterful smithing with divine rituals.
Surajvahana Sun Temple
A grand temple dedicated to the sun god, serving as the center of religious authority and home to the High Agnihotri Priesthood. The temple is renowned for its radiant golden architecture and sacred rituals performed at dawn.
Svarnapura Market Shanty
A bustling market town known for its lively docks, crowded bazaars, and notorious black market. The town is a hub for mercenaries seeking work, with several hiring halls scattered throughout.
Temple of a Thousand Prayers
A massive sandstone temple where continuous chants echo day and night, creating a serene yet powerful atmosphere. Pilgrims and monks gather here to offer prayers and meditate.
Temple of the Living Roots
A colossal banyan tree whose sprawling roots and branches form a natural shrine complex, revered by druids and nature worshippers. The temple is a serene sanctuary where the living tree intertwines with ancient stone altars and sacred relics.
Temple of the Nine Lamps
An ancient Dravidian stone shrine, low and wide, perpetually illuminated by nine sacred flame urns that never extinguish, symbolizing eternal wisdom and protection.
Temple of the Three-Headed Sun
A crumbling pre-Hindayan ruin featuring a massive stone sun god statue with three faces, each looking in a different direction, symbolizing omnipresence and vigilance.
Thousand Tusks Hall
An enormous stone longhall lined with polished trophy tusks from ancient Bull champions, used for war councils and tribal gatherings.
Thugee's Den
A secretive underground network beneath Varunapur where assassins and spies convene to exchange information and plan covert operations.
Thulaivar Kottai
A blackstone keep serving as a refuge and trading post for pale tigers, who are tolerated but distrusted by others. The keep is fortified and strategically located to oversee trade routes and provide shelter.
Tusker’s Rest
A renowned tavern and inn where Hathee-log warriors and Rajputi knights gather to drink, arm-wrestle, and share tales of battle.
Vanamal Grove
A sky village nestled among gigantic kapok trees, connected by rope bridges and inhabited by mischievous Vanara scouts. The Vanara warn of a massive creature stalking the treetops at night.
Vanna East Wing
The east wing of Vanna Palace, a lavish and secure area housing the Maruthur princess and her attendants, featuring elegant chambers and private gardens.
Vanna Gate
The grand entrance gate to Vanna Palace, residence of the Maruthur royal family, featuring ornate ironwork and royal insignias.
Vanna Royal Room
The Nayaka's royal bedroom in Vanna Palace, lavishly decorated with silk drapes, golden accents, and intricate wood carvings. The room features a large canopy bed, a private sitting area, and a balcony overlooking the palace gardens.
Vanna Throne
The throne room of the Vanna Palace where Maruthur Nayaka holds court, a grand chamber symbolizing power and authority.
Velan Fortress
A Tamilan citadel facing the sea, heavily fortified with numerous ballistae along its walls, designed to repel naval attacks.
Vellichorai Mines
A network of silver and ghost-ore mines claimed by Tamilan miners, known for its rich deposits and eerie subterranean serpent tunnels.
Vettaiyan Pass
A treacherous snow-bound mountain pass where skilled hunters test their courage by tracking and hunting elusive frost leopards amidst icy cliffs and swirling snowstorms.
Vishra Salt Pans
Vast glistening salt flats meticulously worked by Tamilan fisherfolk, with shallow pools reflecting the sky. At dusk, Naga traders occasionally arrive, bringing exotic goods and mysterious tales from the sea.
Vulture Spire
A towering jagged rock pinnacle where thousands of vultures roost, visible for leagues around. Rudra Sen’s scouts maintain a secret signal-fire beacon here, and local hunters whisper of a reclusive Rakshaka hermit living among the birds.
Waystation of Saint Lorian
A timber hall nestled along the Crooked Road's Jungle Route, serving as a rest stop for travelers. Run by Kalyari monks and lay helpers, it offers food, rest, and escort services to the nearest town if travelers are attacked.
Whispering Canopy
A dense jungle stretch where tree branches interlock, silencing outside noise. Used by the Shvetaraj for ambushes, the silence is broken by growls and snapping bones.