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  • Yásíyá Mansion
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  • The Yásíyá Mansion was an old Ingzan mansion and the seat of the powerful Yásíyá family, a ruling family of Ingza Prime. Located in the Yásíyá Mountains of Yásíyá Region, the Yásíyá Mansion was a huge mansion found on the top of Yásíyá Mountain, giving great views across the region. Despite being old, and damaged the mansion was described as beautiful by many. This mansion is old and damaged, but still...beautiful, I am sure this place would've be a wonderful home in its glory days!—A visitor to the mansion commenting on the beauty of the mansion
Era
  • Before the Republic era onwards
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Affiliation
  • *Yásíyá family *Ingzan-Bregaran Confederation *Ingzan-Bregaran Empire
Name
  • Yásíyá Mansion
Destroyed
  • 32690
Constructed
  • 33827
Builder
  • Yásíyá family
Location
  • Yásíyá Mountains, Yásíyá Region, Ingza Prime
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  • The Yásíyá Mansion was an old Ingzan mansion and the seat of the powerful Yásíyá family, a ruling family of Ingza Prime. Located in the Yásíyá Mountains of Yásíyá Region, the Yásíyá Mansion was a huge mansion found on the top of Yásíyá Mountain, giving great views across the region. Built in 33,827 BBY, this mansion also played host to secret Yásíyá rituals for protecting the world. However, in 32,960 BBY, the ritual of Sá Yásíyá failed and caused the mansion to be tainted by evil darkness which, according to legend, was the evil forces of Hell. In an event called The Disaster, it possessed and corrupted the unfortunate souls of the people who died there when the forces of Hell billowed from the Gates of the Underworld, consuming and corrupting all it engulfed, driving them insane or killing them outright. Despite being old, and damaged the mansion was described as beautiful by many. This mansion is old and damaged, but still...beautiful, I am sure this place would've be a wonderful home in its glory days!—A visitor to the mansion commenting on the beauty of the mansion