The Leaves of Autumn Atlas©

All the world is a jewel, and its many facets reflect a wide and varied geology with a history as long and remarkable as our own world. This geology has been shaped by the billions of years of planetary evolution, as well as the far younger (but yet ancient on a Human scale) forces of Power. Here are selected examples of that geology, and the wonders that they hold. Updates October 30, 2005 Added the brief entry for Ûrik, the First Home. October 17, 2005 Added some entries and images, and upgraded the page's look just a tad. October 5, 2005 Redid the format of this page, partially, and added an expanded entry and image for the Baëlwinn Ocean. May 22, 2005 Added the listing for the future section, "The Complete Atlas of Eadaë". January 21, 2005 Added various map place names for later definition.	World Map
	The world of Eadaë is a globe, as any other world, and there are regions beyond the Two Continents undreamt of, but real nonetheless. Please note that this map is somewhat outdated, although in a general sense it is still fairly accurate. Also, this map is located on a Geocities web site of mine, so you may have to cut and paste the URL into your browser window. Last Updated January 2, 2005
	The Elder Age
	The Eolin Age
	Baëlwinn Ocean: The ocean east of Ansend. Throughout this age, however, very few beings sail upon its often stormy waters. Only the People of the mother, a primitive people, travel upon it, but they rarely move beyond the sight of land, nor do they move much beyond the coastal regions of their lands. The Baëlwinn is noted as being quite stormy, especially along the northern coasts of Ansend, coasts that are typically quite rocky. It is also fairly cold, but supports a great diversity of fish in great numbers.
	Ithingwë: Where the Enkidai dwelt. This was the y'Asalla name for the region, although the Enkidai called it Ûrik, the First Home. This was where those Men most beloved of Obroë dwelt, in the most eastern lands of Ansend, just south of the People of the Mother. It was a region of lush forests and green meadows, but which could still know the bite of winter. There were many rivers, all of which teemed with fish, and the lands were thick with game. In short, this was a land truly blessed by the gods, and geared towards the comfort and prosperity of the Enkidai.
	Ûrik, the First Home: Early Enkidai name for Ithingwë.
	Gilgamad: Meaning the Burning Heights, this is the Enkidai name for a Yaurdwali stronghold city MaereAnya. MaereAnya: A Yaurdwali city, built in northeastern Ansend. Sín Lancris: Named after the tribe of Yaurdwali that dwelt along its shores, the great inland lake now known as the Synlan Sea. Rhingwë Uplands: A range of northeastern mountain in Ansend, over looking the polar ocean.
	The Ûriad Age Athantwë: The y'Asalla name for Kethel Dun. Cor Gritûl: A range of mountains reaching out from Harod Godel, populated by a race of trollkin. Enkadu Dagol: The name Men gave to Lingis Annwin. It means Valley of Temptation. Ethir River: At the mouth of this river, Kre-Dura was built. Harod Godel: The Ûriad name for the Rhingwë Uplands. Katuy'uk: An Ûriad city built further up the Ethir River. Kethel Dûn: A great southern forest of Ûriad. Kre-Dura: The capitol of Ûriad, and marked by having three surrounding walls. Kûrik Lakus: Meaning the Black Sea, the name of the Synlan Sea by those of Ûriad. Lingis Annwin: A valley in which the Hethyr Aewylin dwelt. Mûdul Tek: An Ûriad city built in the south of that nation. Tûkul Dor: An Ûriad city built on the southern slopes of the Harod Godel, and called The Ugly. u'Gog: The trollkin name for the Cor Gritûl. Ûriad: The first great nation of Men, built on barbarous principles.
	The Valensian Age
	The Angaran Age
	The Ansendian Age

The Leaves of Autumn concept © John M. and Margo L. Dollan 2002-2005
This Page first uploaded October 21, 2003
Most recent update for this page October 30, 2005