Kerhot
Kerhot is a fictional coastal city-state in the Verdarran region, known for its longstanding maritime tradition and regional trade networks. As a cultural and economic hub, Kerhot is often described in encyclopedic fiction as a place where history, commerce, and seafaring intersect.
Etymology and geography: The name Kerhot is said to derive from a Keric term meaning harbor watch,
History: Kerhot began as a 12th-century fishing village and evolved into a bustling port city by the
Government and politics: Kerhot is depicted as a constitutional city-state governed by the Assembly of Kerhot,
Economy: The economy centers on shipping, shipyards, and fisheries, complemented by tourism and artisanal crafts. The
Demographics and culture: The population is diverse, with Keric as the official language and Verdari spoken
Landmarks: Notable sites include Kerhar Harbor, the Temple of Luma, and the Old Market, which together reflect