Coatsee

The City of Coatsee was established only a few years after the first arrival of men from the north, and was the 2nd City established by the original Colonists. It gained in political prominence and as a population center when Ternbreth fell, but was later overshadowed by Kernsee and Lathmoore as it's original status as the Southern anchor of the kingdom gave way to geographical reality. Lathmoore is now the Southern Anchor of the King's Highway, and Coatsee is no longer the strategic or economic power it once was. It's primarily a participant in the agricultural trade from the surrounding farming communities. The status as the seat of the Dutchy is little more than a vestige of it's former glory, as the Duke of Coatsee is now king, and all administrative details are handled in Kernsee.

The town of Coatsee covers an area of approximately 61 acres, with a total population of 3700 people, although at harvest time it swells to double that.

The town has 21 noble houses. The peace is kept by 26 guardsmen, and there are 8 advocates to assist with legal matters. For those more concerned about their soul, there are 129 clergymen and 5 priests.