Tyr Constantine

Tyr Constantine is a major city located on an isthmus that borders Grecador and Anatol.

History
Tyr Constantine was constructed by Emperor Constinius of the Romulan Imperium in the third century of the Fifth Age to replace Paletine as capital of the empire. Although it did serve this purpose for several decades until after his death, a civil war broke out, splitting the empire into two factions. While the official imperial government returned to Paletine, a new empire was established in the east and Tyr Constantine was made its capital.

The city served as a crossroads between occidental and oriental cultures for hundreds of years, and trade boomed. The Eastern Empire began to decline one-thousand years later, and it became threatened by the Anatolians, an ethnic group of humans that practiced the Sarecian faith. The armies of the Anatolian Empire conquered Tyr Constantine, and made it the capital.

Five hundred years later, it became contested, different districts of the city being controlled by the Anatolian Jassinaries and Caenterian Templars. It is now engulfed in a struggle between these two groups.