Kuurt people

The Kuurts IPA:/kɔːts/, Not to be confused with Kuurt (language), are descendants of settlers who originated from North Viridia and migrated to the land of Adaen in the continent of Ummarnu.

Migration from North Viridia
On the, A Viridian sailor by the name of Landhor de Caŝteĝat began to work on a project aiming to harness the resources of the Adaen territory for trade. To achieve his goal, Landhor de Caŝteĝat had three large wooden ships constructed: "Hédrior," "Desphâr," and "Javenlor". Volunteers were selected to establish themselves and live in the colony, and, on the, the three ships and their crew started the great journey. The journey was peaceful, the planned rations were more than sufficient and tasks on the ship were well organised. Finally, on, the land of Adaen was spotted by the sailors and the three ships landed on the western side of the territory. The journey lasted for 66 days, and no deaths were reported among the crew.

Establishment of the settlements
In the months following their arrival, the Kuurts established their first settlement, which they named Dankuurt. As planned by Landhor de Caŝteĝat, mines were excavated to extract the abundant veins of gold hidden beneath the surface. This gold was mainly traded with the local natives or exported to neighboring tribes and nations, enriching what was on the brink of becoming a town. On, the Kuurts decided to build a second settlement and gave it the name Hédrior, also for the purpose of exporting gold, thereby increasing their wealth.