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A successful [[Kotar|Kotari]] farming town to the North-West of [[Koshomain]], Koshovan is significant because of the presence of the [[Vandrofel Shrine]] here. The Shrine is an ancient building, its true origins unknown, that is sacred to [[Faraya]], the Goddess of Fertility. It forms a bridge across the [[Lothshea River]], joining the two halves of the town together, and also serves as the hub of a sophisticated system of irrigation channels. The Vandrofel Shrine is a popular site for pilgrimage for farmers throughout North-Eastern Kotar and is often seen as the reason for the area’s [[Lothman Plains|fine farmlands]]. | A successful [[Kotar|Kotari]] farming town to the North-West of [[Koshomain]], Koshovan is significant because of the presence of the [[Vandrofel Shrine]] here. The Shrine is an ancient building, its true origins unknown, that is sacred to [[Faraya]], the Goddess of Fertility. It forms a bridge across the [[Lothshea River]], joining the two halves of the town together, and also serves as the hub of a sophisticated system of irrigation channels. The Vandrofel Shrine is a popular site for pilgrimage for farmers throughout North-Eastern Kotar and is often seen as the reason for the area’s [[Lothman Plains|fine farmlands]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:49, 9 January 2007
A successful Kotari farming town to the North-West of Koshomain, Koshovan is significant because of the presence of the Vandrofel Shrine here. The Shrine is an ancient building, its true origins unknown, that is sacred to Faraya, the Goddess of Fertility. It forms a bridge across the Lothshea River, joining the two halves of the town together, and also serves as the hub of a sophisticated system of irrigation channels. The Vandrofel Shrine is a popular site for pilgrimage for farmers throughout North-Eastern Kotar and is often seen as the reason for the area’s fine farmlands.
