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Revision as of 01:17, 12 May 2018
A'dbel, or Edbel (Barokian: عدبل), formerly Doncantopolune (Barokian: ݚنکنݓوپليون), is the third largest city in Barokia and the capital of the Sawah province. It is home to one of the largest monuments in the world and the capital of the old Barok Empire, existed from 361 AD to 1221 AD. It is the oldest city in Barokia.
A'dbel has significant Kyrgyz, Jewish, and Roman Catholic communities in addition to it's already large Muslim population. It also has smaller Pakistani and Indian communities.