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'''Kurth''', also known as the ''City of Lightning''{{book ref|sa1|16}} is a city in northeastern [[Rira]]{{book ref|sa3|8}}. It is situated on an island in the [[Reshi Sea]] just off the east coast of the main Riran landmass.{{map ref|Roshar}}
 
'''Kurth''', also known as the ''City of Lightning''{{book ref|sa1|16}} is a city in northeastern [[Rira]]{{book ref|sa3|8}}. It is situated on an island in the [[Reshi Sea]] just off the east coast of the main Riran landmass.{{map ref|Roshar}}
   
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Kurth was once the capital of the [[Silver Kingdoms|Silver Kingdom]] of [[Rishir]], and an [[Oathgate]] which was constructed there to serve the nation and its people.{{map ref|Oathgates}} After the fall of Rishir, the city became a part of the nation of Rira. In the course of her research into the Oathgates, [[Jasnah Kholin]] identified Kurth as the likely site of an Oathgate.{{book ref|sa3|8}} While planning how to unite the nations of Roshar in the wake of the [[Everstorm]], members of [[Dalinar Kholin]]'s coalition hoped to open and secure the Kurth Oathgate. During the [[Last Desolation]], the forces of [[Odium]] secured the city and held its Oathgate{{book ref|sa3|107}} by allying themselves with the Rirans and [[Iri|Iriali]].{{book ref|sa3|96}}
It is well-known as far away as [[Alethkar]]. In his youth, [[Kaladin]] had heard stories about Kurth, [[Rall Elorim]], and other faraway locales that encouraged his desire to join [[Torol Sadeas]]' army in order to see what other lands are like.{{book ref|sa1|16}}
 
   
 
Kurth is well-known as far away as [[Alethkar]]. In his youth, [[Kaladin]] had heard stories about Kurth, [[Rall Elorim]], and other faraway locales that encouraged his desire to join [[Torol Sadeas]]' army in order to see what other lands are like.{{book ref|sa1|16}}
The city is home to an [[Oathgate]] which was constructed to serve the people of [[Rishir]], one of the ancient [[Silver Kingdoms]].{{map ref|Oathgates}} While planning how to unite the nations of Roshar in the wake of the [[Everstorm]], [[Navani Kholin]] suggested finding and using the Kurth Oathgate, citing [[Jasnah Kholin]]’s research into its location.{{book ref|sa3|8}} During the [[Last Desolation]], the armies of [[Odium]] took the city and held its Oathgate in addition to the [[Kholinar]] and [[Rall Elorim]] Oathgates.{{book ref|sa3|107}}
 
   
 
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Kurth
Nation Rira
World Roshar
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Kurth, also known as the City of Lightning[1] is a city in northeastern Rira[2]. It is situated on an island in the Reshi Sea just off the east coast of the main Riran landmass.[3]

Kurth was once the capital of the Silver Kingdom of Rishir, and an Oathgate which was constructed there to serve the nation and its people.[4] After the fall of Rishir, the city became a part of the nation of Rira. In the course of her research into the Oathgates, Jasnah Kholin identified Kurth as the likely site of an Oathgate.[2] While planning how to unite the nations of Roshar in the wake of the Everstorm, members of Dalinar Kholin's coalition hoped to open and secure the Kurth Oathgate. During the Last Desolation, the forces of Odium secured the city and held its Oathgate[5] by allying themselves with the Rirans and Iriali.[6]

Kurth is well-known as far away as Alethkar. In his youth, Kaladin had heard stories about Kurth, Rall Elorim, and other faraway locales that encouraged his desire to join Torol Sadeas' army in order to see what other lands are like.[1]

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