Farshore (la Costa Lejana, “the Far Coast”) is a fortified settlement of about a thousand souls at the far south of the island of Antigua, built beside a coastal ziggurat. Within its precinct stands the Palace of the Cakravartin.
| Type | Place (settlement) |
| Location | Far south of Antigua |
| Population | About 1,000 |
| Date | 1784 A.D.A. |
| Spanish entry | Farshore (la Costa Lejana) |
History
- It hosted the wedding of La Plume and Tel on 31 October 1784 A.D.A., “the last wedding between gods and men”, in the manner of Peleus and Thetis.
- It was the scene of the pyre of the stag-like being, a manifestation of the guardian invoked by Casemiro, sacrificed in the fire to make bearable the supernatural snow that fell on the outpost, and of the small chests of the platform.
- Here the contract of Oratiol is fulfilled and “the years fall” on the contractor.
Appearances
- 1784 A.D.A., south Antigua: the wedding, the pyre of the stag-like being, the small chests, before the crossing to Tortuga and the grotto of the Kraken.