Appointment of Zonesman

 The Appointment of Zonesman


In line with Directive V of the Easwegian Council, the Custodian has appointed on the advice of the Council zonesman to different areas of the Star and Crescent, also known as the Easwegian Central Area. These zonesman have been appointed for the purpose of demarcating New Easway and surveying the different towns and parks, giving them names and creating a complete picture of our realm.

Boriopa Town Central Area


Syri Dan, the former Grand Councillor, has returned to Easwegian Dawn to advance the objections of the Easwegian people and the future of Easway. Notably, he aims to establish further autonomy within the Kingdom of Norway — ostensibly our friends.

Syri was appointed on 24th August 2026.

Rybachy and Sredny 

Rybachy and Sredny seen
here in the Northeast
Holy Pechenga highlighted
In teal

Rybachy and Sredny are two pensinulas within the eastern-most point of the Easwegian Central Area. They are notably sparsely populated and should be a focus of future development. 

Swapardeshi Tannudhara was appointed on 26th August 2026.




Holy Pechenga 

Holy Pechenga was created on 25th August 2026. It is the site of the historical Pechenga monastery, which was established in the 16th century by our former Tannurai Tryphon. 

Devaade Raizerni was appointed on 25th August 2026. 

Authored by Emizerri Tannurai, Custodian of Easwegian Dawn 

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