Makeb is a town of the Khuzait owned by Monchug Khan of the Urkhunait. The villages of Shapeshte, Hanekhy, and Mazen are bound to the town.
Official Description[]
| “ | Makeb sits on the northern tip of Lake Tanaesis, Tanaz in the steppe tongue. Here, it guards the cataract over which the Karakaz river empties into the lake. This city has long been ruled by petty khans and shahs, who collect tolls from traders forced to haul their boats around the rapids. The last of those rulers was beheaded by Urkhun himself after he refused a demand of tribute, after which the ruling family of the Khuzaits seized this town for themselves. | ” |
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Economy[]
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| Territory of the Khuzait |
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| Towns Akkalat • Baltakhand • Chaikand • Makeb • Odokh • Ortongard |
| Castles Akiser Castle • Dinar Castle • Erzenur Castle • Hakkun Castle • Kaysar Castle Khimli Castle • Simira Castle • Tepes Castle • Usek Castle |
| Villages Akiser • Asalig • Danara • Dinar • Erzenur • Esme • Fisnar • Gereden • Hakkun • Hanekhy • Ispantar Kamshar • Karahalli • Karahan • Karakalat • Kaysar • Khimli • Kiraz • Kohi Ajik • Kuruluk • Mazen Mivanjan • Nutyuk • Okhutan • Omrotok • Pabastan • Payam • Ransam • Shapeshte • Simira • Tepes Tismil • Ulaan • Urunjan • Usek |