Ývó-Ŋúž

Ývó-Ŋúž, or Ivonaus, was a city founded during the First Varhoŋïan War of 24976 AYM by the third Öšdúu-Vërðïm Žülfaðïŋ-Ürkaž. It marks the spot where he met with the commanders of Žïkr-Kha and Að-Pörhüd following the First Battle of Ožërhýŋ . Its military origins and timing thereof rendered the city highly structured and simplistic, being centered around a rectangular plaza pointed in the direction of Ozerhýn, and this architectural layout of be a major factor in the Battle of Ývó-Ŋúž that occurred mere days later.

Following the war, the city remained mostly deserted as it was roughly equidistant from both the Hýyó-Hayïd of the south and the Hýyo-Wýðúr of the north. After the Matousian Civil War of 24910 AYM, the victorious breakaway faction known as the Ðú-Üdarr would populate it and transform it into on of its foremost military centers, and the city would see a large amount of fighting in both the Second Varonian War and the Varonian Civil War. Afterwards, it became part of Týmðúr, and remained so until the tribe's dissolution 500 years later.