Port Avacul

Port Avacul is a Lihannese city in the extreme southeast of the kingdom. It is the only major settlement on the eastern side of the Saviav Mountains, and is also the only city of the Kingdom of Lihanna that is situated directly at the ocean. It used to be a Moavan outpost, but was granted to the Lihannese in 166 AGC when the two countries signed a treaty of mutual aid and friendship. It is among the most fortified cities within the kingdom (after Adalborno, Meirtatan and Biulanca), especially due to the proximity to the Eshabid Steppes and its exposed character in case of a naval attack. It bordered the Vidoa Province of Moava on the north, and the rest of that country to the south (making the Vidoa Province an enclave). Due to these close ties, there was freedom of travel for Moavan citizens through this Lihannese corridor. In the aftermath of the Second Pepper War (261 - 266 AGC), when both Lihanni and Moavan forces were crippled and plagued by dwindling numbers, the Vidoa Province (which had been riddled with insurgencies since the beginning) broke off and claimed independence. After the brief Vido-Moavan Civil War (267 AGC) a treaty between Moava and the fledgling Republic of Vidoa was signed in Port Avacul, which was neutral territory (even though it suffered minor damage, being in between the forces).