This is one of the least populated areas in all of Qur-tayn. Here, the Gold Dragons hold absolute power and welcome few. They prefer to remain in deep study within the impossibly tall citidels they have constructed with powerful magic and advanced metallurgy. The Citidel of Akalabeth, named after the Jinatran patron Deity, is over a mile tall and allows the Jinatrans to use its crystal ball to oversee the entire Jinatran plain. The Citidel of Garmalhad overlooks the eastern coast, always keeping an eye out for Glenneton ships sailing south to begin the war the Gnolls seem so eager for.

                Jinatra is a nation of incredibly complicated and strict laws, and many people who come here find themselves in legal trouble. Only under extreme circumstances is any sentence other than 'imprisonment' on Turah Lentay ever given. This island prison is where Jinatran 'criminals' are transported (usually magically) to live out the rest of their lives. The only law on Turah Lentay is that no one may leave. Little else can be said about the island because visitors are strictly forbidden and the Jinatrans censor anything written about the island's current demographics.

                On a brighter note, their now patron deity Akalabeth Huntravit Kellormenarn long ago created the Golden Apple. This incredibly crisp and juicy apple has a golden skin with shiny speckles and a single one has both divine healing powers and incredible nutrients. It is quite possible that someone living only on Jinatran Golden Apples will not only live a healthy life, but will outlive most of their race. The Jinatrans closely guard the secret to this wonderous fruit even though attempts to grow the fruit from seed in other countries has failed. Turah Lentay also has a nearly limitless supply of this fruit so that the inhabitants needn't battle for resources -- so say the Jinatra Gold Dragons, anyways.