The Ibbenese sent their most notorious criminals to Ib Sar, the only town on Far Ib. God-KingsĪt least a hundred God-Kings are said to have ruled from a massive stone castle in the Port of Ibben. Some scholars believe these raiders were the forebears of the men of Ib.
īefore the Andals came to Westeros, the White Knife in the north was frequently attacked by raiders and slavers. Although Norvos claims dominion over the Axe, the Ibbenese often violently dispute this claim. Ib has often fought with Lorath over the supremacy of the waters of Bitterweed Bay. Įvidence of Ibbenese settlements has been found on the Axe, the Lorathi isles, along the shores of the Bitterweed Bay, the Bay of Tusks, the Leviathan Sound, and the Thousand Islands. While most consider them to have been Andals, there are some who believe them to have been cousins of the men of Ib. Likewise, before the Valyrians settled in Norvos, other people lived in the city. After the followers of Boash had settled in Lorath and the city became a daughter of Valyria, men from numerous lands, including Ib, traveled there. Lorath, before it became a Valyrian settlement, was for a while inhabited by a dark, small, hairy people akin to the men of Ib. Others believe Andalos was inhabited by hairy men from Ib, or that the hairy men from Andalos eventually settled Ib. The Pentoshi believe these hairy men were kin to the hairy men from Ib. Īndalos, the lands on which the Andals eventually settled, was originally inhabited by a tribe called the hairy men. ĭragons likely once lived on Ibben, as dragonbone has been found on the island Ib. The Port of Ibben is said to have ruled the Ibbenese since the dawn of days. The so-called Hairy Men were possibly the forebears of the Ibbenese. The Ibbenese are one of the few peoples to sail the eastern waters of the Shivering Sea. Whalers and sealers often venture into Lorath Bay, as Lorath does not have enough military strength to prevent them from doing so. These ships are a common sight in the ports of King's Landing,, Oldtown, the Summer Isles, and Volantis. Ibbenese are mostly known as whalers, piloting fat-bellied whaling ships with hulls black with tar. Before its destruction, Ibben also traded with the Kingdom of Sarnor. Among Ib's trading partners are Lorath, Braavos, the Summer Isles and Volantis. Whale bone, blubber, and oil are Ib's chief stock-in-trade. Gold, iron, and tin are abundant in the mountains of Ib, whereas timber, amber, and hundreds sorts of pelts can be found in the island's forests.
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Now the power lies in the Shadow Council, whose members are chosen by the Thousand, an assembly of wealthy guildsmen, ancient nobles, priests, and priestesses, similar to the magisters of the Free Cities. Ibben was ruled by a God-King until the Doom of Valyria. They are only allowed to venture beyond the city in the company of an Ibbenese host, but such invitations are rarely made. When people from other lands visit Ib, they are restricted by law and custom to the harbor precincts of the Port of Ibben.
Peopleĭifferent from the other races of mankind,, most Ibbenese live on Ib and the smaller islands surrounding it, with a few colonies on the mainland of Essos. except there's no Scandinavia, nothing north of the Baltic except ocean.". Martin, " if you visualize Westeros as a big Britain and the eastern continent as mainland Europe, Ibben is kind of up where Finland would be. Southeast of New Ibbish are the ruins of Ibbish, now known by its Dothraki name, Vaes Aresak. South of the Ibbenese islands on the mainland of Essos is the city of New Ibbish, situated on a forested peninsula north of the Kingdom of the Ifequevron. Southeast of Ib is a moderately-sized mountainous island called Far Ib, containing the city Ib Sar. South of Ib are scattered islands in the Bay of Whales, while another smaller island is located directly to the north. The largest island is Ib, a forested and mountainous isle containing the cities Port of Ibben and Ib Nor.
The nation of Ibben consists of several islands and settlements on the mainland of Essos.
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