Southern Mainland Territories and the Western Coast

The Southern Mainland Territories and the Western Coast is a territory of Prillovania. It is the most-populated territory of the country.

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Geography
The landscape of the territory is predominantly characterized by mountainous regions along the coast, transitioning into plateaus and mountain valleys as one moves further inland. These geographical features gradually give way to expansive desert areas. The combination of rugged mountains and arid deserts creates an environment of stark contrasts. As a result, only approximately 16.8% of the land in the Southern Mainland Territories and the Western Coast is suitable for cultivation and considered arable. The limited arable land poses unique challenges for agriculture and land use in these regions, requiring careful planning and resource management to sustain agricultural activities.

Climate
The Southern Mainland Territories and the Western Coast encompass a remarkable array of climatic conditions, offering a fascinating study in contrasts. These regions are home to some of the hottest and driest climates as well as some of the wettest ones within the country.

The Southern Mainland Territories and the Western Coast lie within the warm-temperate zone, where various climatic influences converge. This results in a diverse range of climate types across the region.

The Southern Mainland Territories generally experience a hot-summer Mediterranean climate. Summers in this area are characterized by high temperatures and arid conditions, while winters tend to be mild and relatively wet. The combination of hot, dry summers and milder, wetter winters shapes the unique vegetation patterns and agricultural practices in the region. The limited precipitation during the summer months poses challenges for water resources and agricultural activities, requiring careful management and irrigation techniques to sustain crop growth.

In contrast, the Western Coast showcases a blend of climatic influences. The northern portion of the Western Coast is characterized by a tropical savanna climate, featuring distinct wet and dry seasons. The summers are typically hot and humid, with abundant rainfall, while the winters are cooler and drier. This climate fosters lush tropical vegetation and supports diverse ecosystems.

Moving further south along the Western Coast, the climate transitions to a warm-summer Mediterranean climate. This climate type features warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The combination of moderate temperatures and well-distributed rainfall throughout the year creates favorable conditions for agriculture and horticulture in this region. The Mediterranean-like climate supports the growth of various crops, including vineyards, orchards, and olive groves.

The climatic variations across the Southern Mainland Territories and the Western Coast contribute to the region's rich natural diversity. The contrast between arid landscapes and verdant coastal areas provides habitats for a wide range of flora and fauna. These distinct climates also influence the cultural practices, lifestyle, and economic activities of the local communities residing in these regions.

Overall, the climatic diversity found in the Southern Mainland Territories and the Western Coast offers a captivating tapestry of natural environments and provides an intriguing backdrop for exploration, agriculture, and the preservation of unique ecosystems.

Culture
The culture of the Southern Mainland Territories and the Western Coast is primarily rooted in Limmerian traditions, with significant modern influences from Prillovania. However, it is important to note that historically, the region has also been shaped by Mabriu and Pleanian influences. Additionally, the cultural landscape of the Southern Mainland Territories has been greatly enriched by the presence of large immigrant populations, primarily from the diverse regions of Limmo-Neapolia and Phuzanica.

The Limmerian cultural heritage forms a strong foundation for the Southern Mainland Territories' identity. Limmerian traditions, customs, and artistic expressions continue to resonate throughout the region. These influences can be observed in various aspects of the local culture, including music, dance, folklore, and cuisine.

Prillovania, as the dominant culture in the country, has played a significant role in shaping the modern cultural landscape of the Southern Mainland Territories. Prillovanian values, social norms, and artistic expressions have become deeply integrated into the fabric of the region's society, contributing to a shared cultural identity.

Historically, Mabriu and Pleanian influences have also left their mark on the Southern Mainland Territories. These influences can be seen in certain cultural practices, architectural styles, and even culinary traditions, particularly in regions like Polikastrian and Andancian, where Mabriu heritage is prevalent.

Furthermore, the presence of immigrant communities from Limmo-Neapolia and Phuzanica has added a vibrant multicultural dimension to the cultural tapestry of the Southern Mainland Territories. These communities have brought with them their own traditions, languages, culinary delights, and artistic expressions, enriching the cultural diversity of the region.

The fusion of these various cultural influences creates a dynamic and multifaceted cultural landscape in the Southern Mainland Territories and the Western Coast. It is a reflection of the region's history, interactions, and ongoing cultural exchange with neighboring regions and immigrant populations.

Eat
Main article: Prillovanian cuisine

The Southern Mainland Territories boast a culinary tradition that serves as a culinary powerhouse in the country. The cuisine of this region is incredibly diverse, reflecting centuries of cultural exchanges and influences from various cultures and traditions, including Limmerians, Neapolians, Seanish, Phuzanicans, and many others.

One of the traditional highlights of Southern cuisine is the beloved Sunday roast. This hearty meal typically features a roasted joint of meat, such as beef, lamb, chicken, or pork, accompanied by an assortment of vegetables, Yorkshire pudding, and flavorful gravy. Other popular dishes in the region include fish and chips, blodpudding (blood sausage), and Prillovanian chicken soup, a nourishing soup made with chicken and root vegetables like carrots, onion, leeks, and celery.

Sausages, bread, sandwiches, and pastries are also widely enjoyed in the Southern Mainland Territories. You can savor delicacies like Merguez sausages, Brezoi sandwiches, and Vancele penovani khachapuri, a mouthwatering pastry filled with cheese. When it comes to beverages, locals often enjoy coffee, tea, and soft drinks/sodas as their non-alcoholic choices. Alcoholic drinks like beer and cider are also commonly consumed.

In addition to the local cuisine, you can find some Mabriu dishes like Moambe chicken, particularly in the Polikastrian Region, Andancian Region, and certain Mabriu-influenced cities like Crotovoli. If you're near the Cupresican border, you may come across Cupresican dishes and beverages, including Cupresican-styled espresso and iced coffee. Some parts of the Trovri Islands also offer a taste of Western Pleanian dishes, adding to the culinary diversity of the Southern Mainland Territories.

With its rich blend of flavors and culinary influences, the cuisine of the Southern Mainland Territories promises a delightful gastronomic experience that reflects the region's diverse cultural heritage.

History
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Regions
The Southern Mainland Territories consist of 14 regions and the Western Coast consists of 6 regions.

Southern Mainland Territories (Južna Celina Territories)

 * 1) Cecruian Region (Merini)
 * 2) Luzno Region (Luzno)
 * 3) Damalian Region (Siktvár)
 * 4) Moumilia Region (Crotovoli)
 * 5) Chiscaneso Region (Breztra)
 * 6) Polikastrian Region (Dobna)
 * 7) Matardengen Region (Matardengen)
 * 8) Serrolian Valley Region (Vigaži)
 * 9) Andancian Region (Jeltne)
 * 10) Kantekambo Coastal Region (Koshtov)
 * 11) Pallifourian Region (Tlmajec)
 * 12) Isankomian Region (Rusko)
 * 13) Vancel-Leomárno Region (Vancele)
 * 14) Trovri Islands (Rjonerk)

Western Coast (Västraküste)

 * 1) Novatanian Region (Covaraolt)
 * 2) Great Konornian Region (Recazu)
 * 3) Region of New Loughreen (Sicem)
 * 4) Bator Region (Bator)
 * 5) Vitetrian Region (Videtari)
 * 6) Northwestern Mountainous Region (Brasberg)