Hayïd-Entëž
Hayïd-Entëž was a Hayïdic city founded on 20 Nota-Eimarae, 25019 AYM, by refugees of the nearby city of Óm-hayïd. Through its position in the eastern portion of the Maðúšýï Tribe, it would become one of the foremost cities involved in raiding operations, used mainly for stockpiling various loot taken from these such attacks. Unlike most other eastern cities, Hayïd-Entëž stood uninterrupted for all of its existence, narrowly avoiding destruction during the First Varhoŋïan War and Matousian Civil War. In this fashion, it serves as a vital resource for historians, who based most of their knowledge about the Heta- and Nota-Ótaš-Hayïd artstyles on the ruins and rubble of this city.
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