Gholompotl

Founded in the Horgon Era, Gholompotl was a underwater settlement of the Nermanis Sea. With a long history of raiding and slaving, the Gholompotloans were hated and feared by the peoples of Maurkac and other nearby settlements.

The greatest enemy of Gholompotl was the empire of Âkhi, with the larger wanting the smaller under central theocratic control.

When the Nermanis Sea began draining away, Gholompotl was evacuated. The city's master people, the kuo-toa took their minions east, capturing Unvarith from the Âkhi.

Phâte Sûlê (Section 6) of the Pharzîmrâth helped with the western expansion of the Khazarkar Empire. These surveyors, diggers, archaeologists and battalions of guards would claim ruins and then make a "security buffer" around them. They would claim they were preserving historical treasures and cultures for the realm's greatest libraries. There was some truth to this, but it also involved theft of land from some native tribes of Cinazan.

- Rían, of Gilraen, excerpt from his book - "Khazarkar Trickery"

In 1410, in the ruin of Maurkac, the Phâte Sûlê recovered Nermanean tomes on Gholompotl. A year later the group, along with treasure seekers, began digging for the lost city. The settlement of Nirzanâth rose around this excavation. In 1426, the Khazarkar Empire claimed Gholompotl as their first subterranean holding.