DOHron

DOHron is a fictional geographic and political term used in speculative fiction and role-playing contexts. In most renderings, it designates a river valley and its surrounding provinces within a fictional nation or federation.

Etymology: The name is a constructed toponym; creators offer no singular origin; the suffix -ron is a common fantasy place-name element in various works.

Geography and settlement: The DOHron River flows through a temperate highland valley, with major settlements along its banks including the towns of Harth and Kestrel. The valley supports agriculture and timber; the river provides irrigation and transit.

History and governance: In fictional histories, the river region was settled in the early medieval era; governance typically a regional council or a governor within a larger federal system; administrative divisions vary by work; sometimes DOHron is an independent city-state.

Economy and culture: Economy anchored by agriculture, crafts, and river trade; cultural motifs emphasize river festivals, water rites, and trade guilds.

In literature and media: Appears in multiple fantasy novels and tabletop campaigns; some sources treat DOHron as a real place; others treat it as a setting for political drama and frontier myth.

Note: Because DOHron is a fictional construct, its details vary by author and campaign and there is no single canonical specification.