Port Belovodye
Last updated 2026-08-27
Port Belovodye (Russian: Порт Беловодье Port Belovod'ye) is a port located in Snezhnaya.[1]
Lore
The port generates a lot of income, to the extent that 5% of its revenue exceeds millions of Mora.[2]
In the year after the Tsaritsa ascended to rulership of Snezhnaya, Port Belovodye's human inhabitants rebelled and seceded from Snezhnaya. The fae noble Grand Duke Drevogorye attempted to retake the port, but failed. In the following year, the Tsaritsa deployed troops from the newly established Fatui to recapture the port, occupying several fae clans' territories in the process. On the tenth day of the third month, the Tsaritsa dispatched envoys to Port Belovodye, who calmed the separatist forces and requested that they hand over the instigators of the rebellion, promising amnesty to all others. The request was accepted, preventing the port from being invaded and destroyed.[1]
Trivia
- Belovodye (Russian: Беловодье) is a legendary land in Russian folklore, meaning "land of white waters".
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Port Belovodye | Russian: Whitewater Port |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 贝洛沃迪港 Bèiluòwòdí-gǎng | Belovodye Port |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 貝洛沃迪港 Bèiluòwòdí-gǎng | |
| Japanese | ベロヴォディ港 Berovodi-kou[!] | Belovodye Port |
| Korean | 벨로보디에 항구 Bellobodie Hanggu | Belovodye Port |
| Spanish | Puerto Belovodié | — |
| French | Port Belovodye | — |
| Russian | Порт Беловодье Port Belovod'ye | — |
| Thai | ท่าเรือ Belovodye | — |
| Vietnamese | Cảng Belovodye | — |
| German | Hafen Belovodye | — |
| Indonesian | Pelabuhan Belovodye | — |
| Portuguese | Porto Belovodye | — |
| Turkish | Belovodye Limanı | — |
| Italian | Porto Belovodye | — |
Change History
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Book: A Brief History of the Pale Starborn
- ↑ Item: Someone's Research Notes
