Lady Morgana

Parthevia

Reign

2,100 – 1,900 BCE

On the banks of the Indus River, in today’s Pakistan, cities in the Indus Valley were built from Humans after the end of the Barbelo era.

Preceded by

Kingdom of Inanna

Succeeded by

The Magical Empire

Cities

  1. Mohenjo-daro was a bustling merchant city that played a significant role. Its layout featured wide main roads and narrow alleys, demonstrating an impressive urban planning system for its time. Waste disposal was managed through an advanced drainage channel system. Homes were constructed around central courtyards, which served as communal spaces for various activities. During the day, these courtyards transformed into vibrant hubs of life and work.
  2. Parthevia was another prominent city, known for its intricate architecture and rich cultural heritage. It served as a hub for trade and craftsmanship, with artisans creating exquisite items that were highly sought after throughout the region.
  3. Echelon was a city of great intellectual pursuits, boasting libraries and academies that fostered the advancement of knowledge. Scholars gathered here to exchange ideas, study and explore the mysteries of magic.
  4. Surya’s Reach city was known for its dance and passion secrets that helped shape the culture of the people.

History

Amidst these cities, a diverse and intricate culture flourished. The people of the Indus Valley were skilled artisans, crafting intricate jewelry and enchanting magical items. The bustling markets were filled with vibrant stalls, displaying a dazzling array of gemstones, including the coveted Indus Diamonds, known for their unique ability to amplify magical energies. The Indus Valley culture placed a strong emphasis on harmony with nature, and many of the cities incorporated green spaces and gardens, where residents could find solace and connection with the natural world.

While the cities reveled in prosperity and enchantment, they were not without their challenges. The emergence of The Magical Empire posed both opportunities and threats, as ancient secrets clashed with newfound powers.

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