Twin Rivers

The Twin Rivers are the rivers Henmahre and Jingonoi, which flow into the Aruhzaran Gulhk, and the region around the rivers. This region was one of the first cradles of civilization, and is heavily populated, developed and irrigated. The name "Twin Rivers" originated locally as a contrast with Boemil, Galid, Borizu and other regions, but the name was popularised after the Borizu conquest of the area. The name of the region in Galid, the language of Borizu, is "berij moevelij", which means literally "twin rivers".

History
When exactly the first city-states rose to prominence in the Twin Rivers region is disputed by historians, but the archaeological record and the archives of agree that there were probably petty kingdoms and definitely trade links with the north-west by around the year 1000 B.F.B. Following political destabilization and raids on Borizu holdings during the Expansion Era, a succession of Borizu campaigns led to most if not all of the Twin Rivers states and cities falling under the suzerainty or direct control of the Empire by the year 600 B.F.B. Nomadic migrations and disruptions by both Aric campaigns and the decay of the Borizu state led to the region effectively regaining independence circa 250 B.F.B. though whether or not this came in the form of a united presence reasserting itself or a variety of city-states shrugging off their Borizu governors. In the year of the fall of Borizu, the Twin Rivers region had been united and was mostly ruled by the Kingdom of Zse'Aruhzar.