Tsuia

Tsuia, also called "Zhoia," is the easternmost region of the world's largest landmass. It is the home of the Inato Mountains, the birthplace of all humans. The world's oldest settlement, the mountaintop Tsui Village, was the birthplace of Xi the Navigator who would eventually guide his clan across the ocean to the east where they would establish the world's oldest continuously inhabited settlement of Aestripol. The region's subdivisions include the snowy valley of Zho to the north, the neverending pine forests of Tanriye to the northwest, the mountainous peninsula and home of the world's tallest mountain Kartaltepe to the southwest, the forested region of Kiji to the southeast, and a long stretch of treeless plains in the center.