Mithilass

Mithilass is the central city and capital of the kingdom of Rohan, a realm in the fictional world of Middle-earth created by J.R.R. Tolkien. Located on the banks of the River Anduin, Mithilass is described as a stone city, with buildings made of limestone and marble. The city is said to be a beautiful and tranquil place, surrounded by lush countryside and gardens.

The city is celebrated for its wine production and is known as the "City of Wine". The Rohirrim, the horse-lords who inhabit Rohan, are renowned for their horses and their expertise in viticulture, and the city's wine production is a reflection of this expertise. Mithilass also has a strong agricultural tradition and is said to produce a variety of crops, including wheat, oats, and barley.

In terms of its layout, Mithilass is characterized by its wide streets, ornate houses, and stone bridges that span the River Anduin. The city is home to the ruling dynasty of Rohan, the House of Eorl, and is said to be a symbol of the kingdom's power and prosperity. Mithilass is also known for its several markets, where merchants from all over Middle-earth sell their wares.

In Tolkien's works, Mithilass is often depicted as a quiet and peaceful city, far removed from the conflicts and wars that plague Middle-earth. The city is a place of rest and rejuvenation for travelers and traders alike, and its people are known for their love of nature, their expertise in agriculture and viticulture, and their warm hospitality.