The smallest of the continents on Aurah, considered by some to be its largest island, Brama is a culturally rich tropical land. Triangular and located with its tip just south of the equator, it is mostly tropical rainforest and dry forest. The Mekhan mountains, containing the highest peaks in Aurah, stretches across most of the south of the continent, creating a rainshadow below it and causing most of the south to be either desert or dry plains.
Brama is also the name of the chief nation on the continent, most of whom follow the home-grown faith of Reshuism. The southern nations, such as Phukang and Huenang, mostly follow the non-deitic faith of Mahmunism. The high number of Muratists in the north have led some to propose a separate Muratist state there, but it is not a widely popular ideal so far.
Brama is more successful economically and politically than Borea, but has yet to match the success of Inanna and the northern continents. Religious differences and dissatisfaction with the caste system has held it back many times. Nevertheless, it has always been a nation committed to wisdom and development and that continues today.
Most Common Species; tiger, deer, elephants, cattle, horses, bears, apes, monkeys
Chief Industries; biogas and gasahol, manufactured goods, rice, maize, poultry, textiles, cash crops, spices, tropical fruit
Brama is also the name of the chief nation on the continent, most of whom follow the home-grown faith of Reshuism. The southern nations, such as Phukang and Huenang, mostly follow the non-deitic faith of Mahmunism. The high number of Muratists in the north have led some to propose a separate Muratist state there, but it is not a widely popular ideal so far.
Brama is more successful economically and politically than Borea, but has yet to match the success of Inanna and the northern continents. Religious differences and dissatisfaction with the caste system has held it back many times. Nevertheless, it has always been a nation committed to wisdom and development and that continues today.
Most Common Species; tiger, deer, elephants, cattle, horses, bears, apes, monkeys
Chief Industries; biogas and gasahol, manufactured goods, rice, maize, poultry, textiles, cash crops, spices, tropical fruit
