Lobius Border

The Lobius Border (Nihari: Lobyuzat Uol [lɔbjuˈzat uol]) is a conceptual border drawn across central Atana. The ideological 'border' was created by [...] in 1406, and represented the stark difference in majority religion to the north and south of Atana. Most countries below the Lobius Border were mainly seen to support the Adhiyan religion, where most north were seen to be supporters of Zonoism.

The border lies between seven countries along the continent's centre, these countries are: Yakhi (South); Nuprazh (South); Ifasia (South); Zenegol (South); Nihar (North); Akaiva (North); Pasgin (North).