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| name              = Ymyölin Joa<br/>Matriarch River
| name              = Ymyölin River<br/>Matriarch River
| name_native        =  
| name_native        = Ymyölin Joa / Joalun Ymyölin
| name_native_lang  =  
| name_native_lang  =  
| name_other        = Sahgkyuvö River<br/>
| name_other        = Sahgkyuvö River<br/>
| etymology          =  
| etymology          =  
| image              = sahgkyuvoeriver.jpg
| image              = sahgkyuvoeriver.jpg
| image_size        = 300
| image_size        = 350
| image_caption      = Section of the river flowing through the mountains on the border between Temay and Eliposi
| image_caption      = Section of the river flowing through the mountains on the border between Temay and Eliposi
| image_alt          = Sahgkyuvö River
| image_alt          = Sahgkyuvö River
| map                =  
| map                = Ymyölin river.png
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| map_size          = 350
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| map_caption        = Ymyölin's drainage area
| map_alt            =
| map_alt            =  
<!---------------------- BASIN -->
<!---------------------- BASIN -->
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| altitude_difference=  
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| basin_size        = 4 030 000 km²
| basin_countries    = {{flag|Eliposi}}<br>{{flag|Temay}}<br>{{flag|Uvanga}}<br>{{flag|Garelsjema}}<br>Dyaron<br>
| basin_countries    = {{flag|Eliposi}}<br>{{flag|Temay}}<br>{{flag|Uvanga}}<br>{{flag|Garelsjema}}<br>Dyaron<br>
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| length            =  
| length            = 4845 km
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The '''Ymyölin River''' (''Matriarch River'', [[Thuun]] pronunciation: [ˈymyø̯:lin]), also known as the '''Sahgkyuvö River''' (''Queen River'', [[Elipa]] pronunciation: /sɐ:gʲʉvø/) is a large river in East and Central [[Miraria]]. The river is the second longest in the world, and forms a natural border between [[Temay]] and [[Eliposi]].
The '''Ymyölin River''' (''Matriarch River'', [[Thuun]] pronunciation: /ˈymyø̯:lin/), also known as the '''Sahgkyuvö River''' (''Queen River'', [[Elipa]] pronunciation: /sɐ:gʲʉvø/) is a great river in northern and central [[Mahavia]]. At around 4845 kilometres, it is one of the longest rivers in the world, and forms a natural border between [[Temay]] and [[Eliposi]].
 
 
Ymyölin's watershed area covers most of [[Uvanga]], where it is of great cultural and economic importance. The river serves as a crucial ice-road in the winter, linking otherwise isolated communities. Riverboat tours in the summer also provide Uvanga's most significant tourist attraction.


==Etymology==
==Etymology==


The Elipan name "Queen" (''Sahgkya'') comes from traditional Elipan folklore, in which this river was the Queen of the water spirits. It was also paired to ''Sahgheruvö River'' (or ''King River'').
The Elipa name "Queen" (''Sahgkya'') comes from traditional Elipan folklore, in which this river was the Queen of the water spirits. It was also paired to the "King" river (''Sahgheruvö'').
 
 
The Thuun name "Matriarch" (''Ymyölin'') likely just refers to the river's large drainage area, known in Thuun as a "river family". Therefore the Ymyölin is the "river mother".
 


In other languages, it is known by...
In other languages, it is known by...
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==Course==
==Course==


The Queen river begins in the mountains bordering [[Temay]] and [[Eliposi]] flowing to the north through [[Dyaron]] and into [[Uvanga]], where it eventually drains into the arctic.
The Queen river begins in the mountains bordering [[Temay]] and [[Eliposi]], flowing to the north through [[Dyaron]] and into [[Uvanga]], where it eventually drains into the arctic.


==Watershed==
==Watershed==
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==Tributaries==
==Tributaries==


[[Category:Rivers]][[Category:Miraria]]
[[Category:Rivers]] [[Category:Rivers in Miraria]] [[Category:Geography of Northern Miraria]] [[Category:Geography of Parshita]]

Latest revision as of 18:31, 2 November 2021


Ymyölin River
Matriarch River
Sahgkyuvö River
Section of the river flowing through the mountains on the border between Temay and Eliposi
Ymyölin river.png
Ymyölin's drainage area
Native nameYmyölin Joa / Joalun Ymyölin
Other name(s)Sahgkyuvö River
Basin
Size4 030 000 km²
Countries Eliposi
 Temay
 Uvanga
File:GRL Garelisian Flag.png Garelsjema
Dyaron
Physiognomy
Length4845 km

The Ymyölin River (Matriarch River, Thuun pronunciation: /ˈymyø̯:lin/), also known as the Sahgkyuvö River (Queen River, Elipa pronunciation: /sɐ:gʲʉvø/) is a great river in northern and central Mahavia. At around 4845 kilometres, it is one of the longest rivers in the world, and forms a natural border between Temay and Eliposi.


Ymyölin's watershed area covers most of Uvanga, where it is of great cultural and economic importance. The river serves as a crucial ice-road in the winter, linking otherwise isolated communities. Riverboat tours in the summer also provide Uvanga's most significant tourist attraction.

Etymology

The Elipa name "Queen" (Sahgkya) comes from traditional Elipan folklore, in which this river was the Queen of the water spirits. It was also paired to the "King" river (Sahgheruvö).


The Thuun name "Matriarch" (Ymyölin) likely just refers to the river's large drainage area, known in Thuun as a "river family". Therefore the Ymyölin is the "river mother".


In other languages, it is known by...

History

Course

The Queen river begins in the mountains bordering Temay and Eliposi, flowing to the north through Dyaron and into Uvanga, where it eventually drains into the arctic.

Watershed

Fauna

Geology

Tributaries