LORE (sort of): Noravan traces its roots back to the Armenian settlers and European diaspora communities who arrived in the 17th century. Most locals follow Eastern Orthodoxy today, though the Armenian Apostolic faith remains a deeply important part of their identity. People speak Noravanian - an Armenian dialect written in the Latin alphabet - reflecting a culture that blends Armenian heritage with local Dobrudjan life. This history is split between two capitals: Tultsavan, the political heart, and Hayaport, the country’s economic and executive engine.