Kyushu is an imaginary world with detailed settings co-created by seven fantasy writers: Remote Control, Pan Haitian, Where Are Today, Buipao, Jiangnan, Zhan An, and Troubled Things. It is an imaginary world with detailed settings for all fantasy about Kyushu The basic world shared by the novel.
Different races live in Kyushu Continent. The ancient Chao Dynasty established by the human race divided the world into nine states according to nine star regions: Shang, Han, Ning, Zhong, Lan, Wan, Yue, Yun, and Leizhou. Although this dynasty has long since died, the Kyushu region has survived. According to the center point of the civilization around the inner sea, this area is divided into Hokuriku, Eastland and Westland. There are three shallower inland seas between the land, namely Huanhai, Weihai and Chulanhai.
Kyushu is divided into three continents: Hokuriku, Toriku, and Saiku.
Hokuriku: Shangzhou, Hanzhou, Ningzhou.
Donglu: Zhongzhou, Lanzhou, Wanzhou, Yuezhou.
Western Continent: Yunzhou, Leizhou.
Surrounding the continent is a vast body of water collectively known as the Great Ocean. At the same time, the vast ocean also has different names for the various shallow seas adjacent to the continent. Between the land are three shallower inland seas, namely Huanhai, Weihai and Chulanhai.
In the measurement of land and sea, the unit of length is miles and steps, the unit of height is feet, and the unit of area is tuo (hundred square miles).
Shangzhou
Shangzhou is located in the west of Hokuriku. The race living here is Kuafu. Shangzhou faces the sea on both sides and to the north is the cold continent of vast snow-capped mountains and ice fields. The eastern part and Hanzhou are bounded by Huoleiyuan. The area is about 100,000 hectares. Shangzhou is mainly divided into three major terrain zones: the Shangzhou Plateau in the north, the Mangu Mountains in the east, and the Tianchi Mountains in the west. The Mangu Mountains are the highest part of the Eastern Continent, with an average altitude of more than 10,000 feet.
The terrain in the central and eastern areas tends to be gentle, and long-term erosion has formed several broad and gently undulating plains, with some hills and hills scattered in between. The southwest region is a volcanic belt, collectively known as the Ice Flame Earth Sea, with dozens of larger volcanoes and more small or dormant volcanoes. Further west, there are volcanic island groups distributed in the vast ocean.
This is a continent of ice and fire, and the corresponding climate distribution is also changeable. The Shangzhou Plateau has a cold climate, with generally low temperatures and abundant precipitation in summer. It can rain and snow no matter in winter or summer. This area is not suitable for the growth of trees. Shrubs and tundra are common vegetation on the Shangzhou Plateau. The southwest is rich in geothermal resources. Small forests composed of woody plants can be seen, and weed meadows are distributed in leeward areas or near hot springs. The climate conditions in the central and eastern plains are slightly more complex than those in the Hanzhou Plains. Forest vegetation is the dominant species, with coniferous forests being the most widely distributed and broad-leaved trees having fewer species. Forest grasslands and grasslands are distributed at the junction with Hanzhou.
Hanzhou
Hanzhou is located in the middle of Hokuriku. The main living race is barbarian. However, there are a small number of Yu people living east of Tongyun Mountain. It is connected to Ningzhou to the east and Shang to the west. The state has a total area of ??about 150,000 hectares. To the southwest is the Huanhai Sea, and the lower end points to the Chuluan Sea. The west is affected by the Shangzhou Plateau topographic zone and has a higher average altitude. The terrain in the central region is flat and flat. The east is separated from Zhongzhou by the extremely wide Tiantuo River.
Most areas of Hanzhou have insufficient rainfall and forests cannot grow naturally. They are dominated by grasslands. The natural vegetation is mainly tufted grasses and mixed with a variety of dicotyledonous weeds. The eastern Tongyun Mountain area gradually transitions from forest grassland to mixed forest area. Mingmenghai is located in the central grassland of Hanzhou. It is the largest lake in the Hokuriku and is surrounded by a large oasis of fertile fields.
Ningzhou
Ningzhou is located in the easternmost part of Hokuriku and is mainly populated by the Yu tribe. Ningzhou faces the sea on three sides and covers an area of ??about 110,000 acres. Its southeast is a hilly area. It is distributed in forests and forest grasslands, with Wugui Mountain crossing it to the north. When the Samadhi River flows southward and enters the sea, it turns into three criss-crossing wide rivers. Because of the difference in soil quality and algae, they are green, lavender and crimson. color.
The western part of Ningzhou is mostly desert Gobi, with many broken hills leading all the way to the Tiger Skin Mountains. The far west end is separated from Hanzhou by Gouyi Mountain, which is 10,000 meters high. Because the peaks are covered with snow all year round and sparkle with silver light when the clouds and fog disperse, it is also known as the "Moon Mountain Range". Its main peak is the highest mountain in the Hokuriku. The northern part of Ningzhou is mostly covered by thick glaciers. The area of ??this huge ice sheet is almost equivalent to a quarter of Ningzhou. The main vegetation is moss and herbaceous plants that grow in the short summer.
Lanzhou
Lanzhou is located in the eastern part of Donglu. Before the Yin Dynasty, the Yu people lived. At the end of the Ben Dynasty, it was occupied by the human race. It is adjacent to the sea in the east, Zhongzhou in the west, and with Zhongzhou in the south. Yuezhou is a neighbor. The area is about 150,000 hectares. The whole situation of Lanzhou is like a bow, with the Pinjin River stretching across the north and south like a string, and Qingliang Mountain, the highest peak in the eastern continent, rests on the ridge of the bow. The average altitude of Lanzhou exceeds 3,000 feet, making it the area with the highest average altitude in the East China Sea. The central lowland of Lanzhou divides Lanzhou into northeast and southwest parts. The Yebei Plateau in the northeast is a horst massif, and the junction with Yuezhou in the southwest is a large swamp and forest due to heavy rainfall.
The land in the entire Yebei Plateau is cool and the climate is unfavorable. Winter lasts for five months a year. In addition to the rapid growth of coniferous forests in cold areas, crop growth is very unfavorable. Important grain production The area is only in a small part of the southwest. Swamps and forest areas are sparsely populated, with dense tree canopies, many layers, and many vines and epiphytes.
Zhongzhou
Zhongzhou is located in the northern part of Donglu, where Chinese people live. Zhongzhou borders Wanzhou to the south and Lanzhou to the east.
With an area of ??approximately 150,000 hectares, it is the largest state in the Eastern Continent. The terrain of Zhongzhou is dominated by mountains and plains. There are two uplift belts and two subsidence zones running east-west extending from the Lanzhou Yebei Plateau. The uplift zones are mainly mountainous terrain, while the subsidence zones form basins and plains.
Zhongzhou’s wind direction and precipitation change significantly with the seasons. The natural vegetation is mainly forest, with both cold and wet forests and forest-steppe landscapes, as well as semi-humid and semi-arid summer green forests and forest-steppe landscapes. , mixed with deciduous broad-leaved forest.
Wanzhou
Wanzhou is located in the western part of Donglu, where the Chinese people live. It borders Zhongzhou in the north and Yuezhou in the east. The area is about 120,000 hectares. The terrain of Wanzhou is cut by Jianshui, Xijiang and many small rivers. Most of it is hilly. Only the plain connecting with Zhongzhou is the flat part of Wanzhou. The eastern part of Wanzhou is affected by the Leiyan Mountains and the Beimang Mountains, and the terrain is complex. Yanhui Lake is the source of most of the rivers in Wanzhou.
Wanzhou has a mild climate, with winters not too cold, summers not too hot, and precipitation moderate. Most areas do not feel drought. This climatic condition is suitable for the growth of woody plants, and broad-leaved forest is the zonal vegetation in this area.
Yuezhou
Yuezhou is located in the southern part of the Eastern Continent. It is mainly the living area of ??Heluo, but there are also some human fishermen. It covers an area of ??about 120,000 acres and is among the four states of the Eastern Continent. Ranked third. The central and western regions of Yuezhou are dominated by hills and low mountains. Many extended mountains in the Leiyan and Beimang Mountains are in the form of continuous ridges. They are mainly massive mountains with towering peaks, steep slopes, exposed rocks, and very rugged terrain. There are small valleys and basins scattered vertically. The basins are rich in water resources. The eastern and northern coasts are coastal plains with many coastal sandbars and lagoons. There are also coral reef coasts in the southeast.
The basic vegetation in Yuezhou is hard-leaved evergreen communities, which are not limited to coastal and plain areas, and extend deep into the mountains along river valleys. Since Yuezhou is the most sparsely populated area, the entire territory is forested. The coverage rate reaches 60% to 70%.
Yunzhou
The area of ??Yunzhou is about 120,000 acres, and it is bounded by the bay in the middle of Leizhou called Sunshahai. Due to the towering Chihua Mountains in the west of Yunzhou and the hills in the east, the terrain is higher and the sky is high and the clouds are far away, so there are continuous deserts in the middle, intertwined with valleys.
Leizhou
Leizhou covers an area of ??about 130,000 hectares. It is completely different from Yunzhou, with a harmonious climate, lush and diverse plants, facing the sea on both sides, a rainy and humid climate, and dense forests.