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Tiqui is a city of Yi Ti, in the western hills of the empire, known for its many towers.

Under the dynasties of the Golden Emperors it served as the capital of the Golden Empire of Yi Ti.

Location and Towers

Tiqui rises in the western hills of the Golden Empire, east of the Great Sand Sea. Bazar lies to the north and Bayasabhad to the west, so the city sits at a crossing between those routes.

What sets it apart from the other cities of Yi Ti are its towers, so many and so distinctive that they give the place its fame above any other feature.

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Capital of the Golden Empire

During the era when the dynasties of the Purple Emperors ruled, Tiqui stopped being just another city and became the capital of the Golden Empire of Yi Ti.

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The physical world

Se encuentra al este del Gran mar de arena. Bazar se localiza en el norte y Bayasabhad al oeste. La ciudad, en las colinas occidentales del Imperio, es conocida por sus muchas torres.

Geography · The Lands of Ice and Fire

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In the books (3)

  • The World of Ice & Fire
  • The Lands of Ice and Fire
  • A World of Ice and Fire

According to the Hielo y Fuego Wiki · Tiqui · 2026-07-30

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atlas-known-world-2019.png · Adam Whitehead, Atlas of Ice and Fire

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