Reglun

Reglun is a town and municipal seat in Northmere Province, Valoria. It sits along the Reglu River near its delta and functions as a regional hub for administration, commerce, and culture. The built environment centers on a historic riverfront, with terraced streets and a mixture of old masonry and newer structures.

Reglun originated as a medieval trading post established in the 12th century, prospering from river traffic and agricultural production in the surrounding plains. It received town rights in 1250 and grew as a local market town serving nearby villages. The town endured fires and sieges during regional conflicts, but its core neighborhood remained intact, preserving landmarks such as the 14th-century town hall and the river quay.

Geographically, Reglun lies in a temperate zone with mild winters and warm summers. The climate supports orchards, grain farming, and timber. The Reglu River provides irrigation, drainage, and a modest harbor, while nearby woodlands supply fuel and timber.

Modern Reglun has a diversified economy anchored in fishing, agriculture, small-scale manufacturing, and services. The river quay continues to serve as a modest port for fishing boats and ferries. The town hosts a weekly market and hosts regional government offices, a hospital, and a campus of the national university.

Notable sites include Reglun Cathedral, the Old Mill, and the riverfront promenade. The cultural calendar features a midsummer festival, a harvest fair, and a winter market that draws visitors from surrounding communities.

Reglun is governed by a mayor and a town council elected for four-year terms. It participates in the Northmere municipal district and maintains a local police service and civil service.

Population is around 28,000 residents, with a mix of urban and rural backgrounds and a majority of native Reglian speakers complemented by minority languages.