Yazerat Plain

Yazerat (/jæ-zə-ɾæt/), also known as the Yazerat Plain, is the homeland of the Yazereem people, located across the sea to the west of Velwend. It is bordered by the ocean to its east, and the Erresheem mountain range to its west. Its spiritual capital is Ezzerel, which nestles at the foot of Mount Erresh, which the locals refer to as the Man In the Mountain. In contrast, the region's primary economic hub is Yemerka, which serves as a primary coastal trading settlement into the region, and which straddles the Yemm River, providing a trading waterway for settlements on the route to Ezzerel and the sacred mountain.

It is a sparsely populated region, dominated by small farming communities that are governed by councils of elected elders. The primary occupations of the region include limited silver mining for trade, as well as goat herding and dry farming of winter wheat, sorghum, cotton, and beans.

Society
By and large, Yazerat is a place of equality. Roles are not divided along gender lines, and what wealth is to be had is relatively evenly distributed. This division of wealth is more uneven in Yemerka, where some parties have been able to profit more significantly from savvy leveraging of trade connections and the ever-turning wheels of commerce.

It is believed by the Yazereem that a child is not the responsibility of any one pairing. As society expects a person to conform to its rules and traditions, it is the responsibility of all members of that society to have a role in raising and shaping them into a person that provides a positive contribution.

The history of Yazerat is carried in the form of an oral tradition of songs and stories that are often performed in the streets

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