Dalaichin

Dalaichin, also known as Kingudami, is an island in the northeastern Adsea. It is the northernmost colony of the Topei Dynasty.

History
Dalaichin was discovered by Kuzeyinde Dalaichin in 973, who gave the island its name. Because of its remote location, it saw little trade and few permanent settlements for many years after its discovery. Dalaichin was colonized by Topei in 1160 during the final years of High Priest Kangxi's life, who renamed it "Kingudami" and established a penal colony on the island.

Outside of Topei, the island continued to be known as Dalaichin.

Wildlife
Kingudami salmon are found exclusively in the waters around Dalaichin. The Dalaise pig is native to the island, though it was introduced to the island from Tiberia in the early 11th century.