Angren

This article is about a region north to the Yaruga. For a Nilfgaardian province, see Angren (province).

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Angren is the name of a region in the Northern Kingdoms adjacent to the Yaruga. Located on the right bank of the river, bordered by Mahakam and Klamat pass to the east and north, Riverdell and Yaruga to the south.

The region is known for its woods, called "Angren Gold": cedars, sycamores, and pines.

History

During the Second Nilfgaardian War, the Nilfgaardian Empire conquered the land in order to use its timber for building ships.

Throughtout the war, Meve, Queen of Lyria and Rivia led her guerillas to fight against Nilfgaard in Angren as it had ideal conditions for partisan warfare. She handed them several defeats, including the one at the Battle for the Bridge on the Yaruga, contributing heavily to the Empire's ultimate defeat.^[4]

After much deliberations, it was agreed that Angren would be given to King Foltest.^[5]

National Emblems

The illustrations in the infobox have been created by Wiki editors basing on official description and/or depictions.

Locations

Caed Dhu
- Angrenian Circle
Red Port (Red Lobinden)
Ysgith
Tuzla Castle^[1]
Old Sorpigal
Gerwin's Fort
Lumberjack Camp
Gernichora's Shrine
Wesperley Bridge
Camp of the Disgraced
Bloed Carn

Notable people

Notes

On the CD PROJEKT RED's world map, Angren is merged with Dol Angra and parts of Riverdell, making it so large it borders Amell and Blue Mountains. A possible explanation of this could be that the "Angren" shown on the map is a Nilfgaardian Province of such name (similarly to how the Province of Cintra included Cintra and Upper Sodden).
- The Witcher Role-Playing Game does include a Province of such name, along with a description.