HALDANE—royal duchy comprising the central heartland of Gwynedd, traditionally held by the Crown of Gwynedd.

HOWICCE—kingdom linked with the Kingdom of Llannedd, southwest of Gwynedd.

KHELDISH Riding—province in the far north of Gwynedd, east of Claibourne, under direct Crown rule; famous for its weavers.

KIERNEY—earldom of Lord Kevin McLain, bordering Cassan, the Mearan Protectorate, and Gwynedd Crown lands.

LLANNEDD—kingdom linked with the Kingdom of Howicce, southwest of Gwynedd.

MARLEY—earldom of Lord Bran Coris.

MEARA—Crown protectorate to the north and west; the kings of Gwynedd are also princes of Meara.

PURPLE March, the—vast meadowlands north of Rhemuth, under direct Crown rule; Lord of the Purple March is one of the titles of the kings of Gwynedd.

RHEMUTH—prosperous and beautiful capital of the Kingdom of Gwynedd.

SAINT George, Cathedral of—seat of the Archbishop of Rhemuth, Patrick Corrigan.

SAINT Hilary’s Basilica—royal basilica adjacent to Rhemuth Castle; present assignment of Father Duncan McLain.

SAINT Mark, Abbey of—abbey near Valoret where the bodies of Lord Ralson and Colin of Fianna were held after their deaths.

TOLAN—duchy of Charissa, east of Marley and far in the north of Torenth.

TORENTH—principal kingdom east of Gwynedd, ruled by King Wencit of Torenth.

VALORET—seat of the Primate of All Gwynedd, Archbishop Edmund Loris; situated between the Haldane Honour and the earldom of Eastmarch.