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'''Rapa'rak Hall''' is an Historic House and estate on the outskirts of the village of [[Uryet]], in the [[Golpur]] region of [[Krona]] homeworld [[Gunurash]] III.  
'''Rapa'rak Hall''' is an Historic House and estate on the outskirts of the village of [[Uryet]], in the [[Golpur]] region of [[Krona]] homeworld [[Gunurash]] III.  


It was built around 7500 B.E. by [[Rihat Family|Non Rihat]], half of the fraternally founded enterprise [[Rihat Farming]].
It was built around 7500 B.E. by [[Non Rihat]], half of the fraternally founded enterprise [[Rihat Farming]]. Non specialised in [[Rapasu Worm]] farming, with his estate surrounding Rapa'rak Hall situated to the North-West of Agog spanning the westernmost edge of the Golpur desert to the southern coast of the [[Gatza Sea]]. His older brother [[Kima Rihat|Kima]], meanwhile, established a huge [[Tarak beetle]] farm on its north coast, where he built his own manor house, [[Tara'rak Hall]]. The estates eventually becoming the villages of Uryet and Shulyet, respectively.


Pyramid-like in shape, and made from white stone like many buildings in the region, the Hall was built as a manor house for the Uryet branch of the [[Rihat Family]], and served as their home for many generations spanning many millennia of its life.  
Pyramid-like in shape, and made from white stone like many buildings in the region, the Hall was built as a manor house for the Uryet branch of the [[Rihat Family]], and served as their home for many generations spanning many millennia of its life.  
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Rapa'rak Hall is still inhabited by the Drukula family, with uninhabited areas open to the public for events, exhibitions and seasonal festivities. It currently belongs to Nesa's son, [[Nizu Drukula]].
Rapa'rak Hall is still inhabited by the Drukula family, with uninhabited areas open to the public for events, exhibitions and seasonal festivities. It currently belongs to Nesa's son, [[Nizu Drukula]].


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