Kal-Haðü
Kal-Haðü, or Calladou, was one of the foremost cities of the Hýyo-Wýðúr. It was among the Wëbëlupian Cities in that its site was chosen based on the placement of what was called the Wëbëlup-Wýðúr, which were long poles erected in the desert to track the progress of the Wýðúric Expedition. For Kal-Haðü, it was the site of the 14th Wëbëlup-Wýðúr.
For much of its existence, it was ruled by the Öšdúu-Haðü. Nestled between the nearby cities of Vërðïm and Óvarhën, it was heavily protected even without the city walls but still maintained its isolation for much of the Ýmor-Maðúšýï period. For this, it would develop a rich cultural style which was only enhanced by the introduction of the Palïŋ-Lhrúuŋðarr to the city in 24906 AYM.
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