114. Court of Glittering Gems: This Green Court maintains the political control of Korea firmly in the hands of Korean Kuei-jin.
115. Court of the Jeweled Flower: Technically in Inch'on, this Beast-Court possesses a profound magical tradition thanks to its Kitsune gai'nan.
116. Court of Holy Lights: Celestial Choristers of Buddhist persuasion guide this chantry.
117. Court of Crowned Lanterns: A Yu-crowned Chu-Jung lord runs this court.
118. Court of the Crystal Sphere: Kuei-jin of this Green Court are focused on enlightenment through clarity of dharmic divisions.
119. Court of the Bronze Archer: With a history of great archers, this Beast-Court is the Korean hengeyokai's strongest fighting force left.
120. Court of the Flying Tiger: Akashic Brothers of this chantry practice the high-flying legendries of the Hwarang heroes of antiquity.
121. Court of the Ruby Sceptre: With a powerful treasure, the Komuko lord of this Yu holding cautiously leads the Shinma of this realm.
122. Court of Hollow Bones: This Green Court is focused on necromancy and secretly harbors Nagaraja Kin-jin in order to learn their secrets.
123. Court of Clutching Talons: Cunning Tengu and Boli Zouiszhe play politics in this Beast-Court, distracting their enemies while seeking the golden opportunity to strike.
124. Court of the Secret Door: A chantry run by the Sulsa, few outsiders are admitted into its shadowy secrets.
125. Court of the Unyielding Blade: Chu-ih-yu of the Yu run this fearless court, opposing the vile practices of necromancers and callous cruelty of Communists at every turn.
126. Court of Brilliant Ghosts: The Cathayans of this Green Court also harbor Nagaraja, but these Kuei-jin are more concerned with the mastery of mediumship.
127. Court of Snow Cranes: Once ruled by mighty Khan, this Beast-Court dwindled down to a handful of Nezumi, Kitsune, and Tengu.
128. Court of Barren Tombs: Concerned mightily by the Green Courts' fascination with death, this chantry formed from multiple Traditions to safeguard their ancestors.
129. Court of the Monolith of Wind: A cold-hearted Suijen runs this Yu Court with unshakable determination in the face of dire foes.
130. Court of the Shrouded Towers: The Cathayans of this court do not count themselves as part of the Quincux anymore than the Taiwanese call themselves part of Communist China, and these Wan Kuei are preparing for the worst.
131. Court of Silver Shores: Near the edges of Taiwan exists a Beast-Court with hungry Same-Bito and mighty werewolves in harmonious concert.
132. Court of the Broken Fist: The mages of this chantry, mostly Akashayana, eschew violence as much as possible while pursuing inner Ascension.
133. Court of the Crimson Crane: Xian Mun man this Shinma Court, diving nose first into the commercial and industrial success of the tiny country.
134. Court of the Eternal Promise: Once an outpost of the Quincux, these Kuei-jin grew sick of the Chinese's arrogance and broke off -- but continued to faithfully guard the Middle Kingdom against Western excursions from Russia.
135. Court of Winter Flames: A few Khan, Yanlinjinshen, and Tengu run this Beast-Court located west of the capitol, along with a few guest Siberakh as members, too.
136. Warren of Gray Snow: The Horde is a voracious Plague of Ratkin, and keep this country viciously free of Nezumi...and enemies of the Wyld.
137. Court of the Spirit Pyre: Dreamspeakers and Sons of Tengri largely manage this tribal chantry founded south of the capitol.
138. Court of the Forever Pond: Based around a pond of mythical powers nearby Ulaanbaatar, this loose association of Wu Hsien guard nature and humanity alike in the region.
Southeast Asia & Polynesia
139. Court of Bloodstorms: A voracious penangallan rules this Golden Court.
140. Court of the Boiling River: Nagah run this tight-knit Beast-Court.
141. Court of the Unbound Way: A strong mixture of chi'n ta run this chantry, wary of and avoiding the Tai Hoi Li and Technocracy alike.
142. Court of the Lost Lotus: Masters of the beauty of fireworks, this Hou Fu court stood long before the rise of Communism, and will outlast it, too.
143. Court of Azure Rain: As penangallan queens go, the mistress of this Golden Court is relatively cool-headed.
144. Court of the Marching Forest: This xenophobic Beast-Court has the full support of their surrounding environment, and none who trespass survive.
145. Court of Falling Stones: This mostly Akashayana chantry has long been harried by a vicious conflict with the Tai Hoi Li.
146. Court of the Hungry Monkey: This collective of Wu Hsien was aptly named for its Hanumen membership, but includes many other hirayanu, too.
147. Court of the Scarlet Cyclone: The massacres this Golden Court leaves in its wake makes local residents wonder if the Khmer Rouge is really over.
148. Court of Drowned Secrets: Nezumi make a rare domination over this Beast-Court.
149. Court of Elementary Truth: Chi'n ta, mostly Akashic Brothers, cautiously observe -- and sometimes intercept the schemes of -- the Toc Faan.
150. Court of Broken Fangs: This Yu Court is famous for its Kuan-Yu vampire hunters; they're one of the Golden Courts' biggest and deadliest checks in Southeast Asia.
151. Court of the Dance of the Sun: This Golden Court specializes in the study (and production) of dhampyrs.
152. Court of Dreaming Jaws: Lurking in the rivers are some of the Orient's most recently awakened -- and primordially dangerous -- Zhong Lung. Luckily, while they come to grips with modern times, the Garou still run this Beast-Court.
153. Court of the Men of Wood: Dreamspeakers of ancient animistic custom largely run this chantry north of the capitol.
154. Theraban: The temple of Theraban is actually the training base for the shady Gam Lung sect of the Akashic Brotherhood.
155. Court of the Copper Disc: The Yu of this Court, while somewhat pessimistic (perhaps due to its Chu-ih-yu lordship), run a tight ship in dangerous country.
156. Court of the Queen's Parlor: One of the most powerful penangallan runs this Golden Court and has staved off akuma and other foes for centuries.
157. Court of Iridescent Dragons: Zhong Lung, Nagah, Xing Kanmengou, and other hengeyokai help make this one of the most powerful Beast-Courts in South Asia.
158. Samutprakan Crocodile Farm: The largest collective of Zhong Lung in the world, they carefully cultivate new generations of suchid kin and work within the government's preservation branches.
159. Court of Shadow's Echo: Chakravanti and Akashayana reluctantly work alongside, as well as other chi'n ta, to confront the many problems facing the Awakened here.
160. Court of the Savage Badger: Despite the name brought on by the irascibility of Tanuki seniors, this Wu Hsien court is good-natured and compassionate...and faces an uphill battle in this land.
161. Court of Broken Buddhas: Nowhere else among the Golden Courts do Kuei-jin pursue enlightenment with such hedonistic reverence.
162. Sultanate of the Khorat Cats: Revived after many years of decay, this massive multi-territorial Den-Realms system is the last Khan Sultanate in the world.
163. Court of Masked Flames: Always hungry to gobble up more territory, this Golden Court has often run afoul of other shen.
164. Court of 1,000 Wings: Despite the name, few Tengu make their home in this Garou-managed Beast-Court.
165. Sept of Sixteen Seasons: Baoyue, Black Furies of the East, keep this Sept while their Freebooters seek out more lost dragon nests.
166. Court of the Floating Spire: Daring the power of the Technocracy, the urbane chi'n ta of this chantry make court right in the heart of Kuala Lumpur.
167. Court of New Angels: Delving into the commercial boom of the capitol, these Xian Mun help guide Malaysia to prosperity, which in turn aids the mortals of the land.
168. Court of Infinite Thunder: Standing aloof from the Golden Courts, the strict Kuei-jin of this Court keep a wary eye on Western incursions.
169. Court of Bamboo Lions: Despite its name, very few Bastet member this Boli Zouishze-operated Beast-Court.
170. Court of the Silent Reed: Legalistic and ascetic Akashayana dominate this chantry.
171. Court of Righteous Bells: Few realize that the headquarters of the Yellow Lotus exists in Singapore.
172. Court of the Isle of Honey: With such callous hedonism, this Golden Court remains a powerful but notorious regime among the Wan Kuei.
173. Court of Earthen Depths: Wantong nudge this Beast-Court ahead with assistance from a variety of hengeyokai; this is one of the Emerald Sea Courts.
174. Warren of Screaming Sails: Jakarta serves as the most vital port for the wererat pirates of the homeless Ronin Plague.
175. Court of Raincatchers: Dreamspeakers work with Cultists of Ecstasy to keep culture alive in the face of modernization and Westernization.
176. Court of Sweetwater: The Tu Shen of this court are as much sybarites as the local Wan Kuei, but the Shinma actually give a damn about their mortal charges.
177. Court of the Weeping River: Patient Nagah oversee this Beast-Court that has a curious variety of shapeshifters; this is also one of the Emerald Sea Courts.
178. Court of the Sunfetched: Zhong Lung and Same-Bito run this Emerald Sea Court of the hengeyokai, sometimes running afoul of shapeshifters outside the Great Burden.
179. Warren of Unforgotten Tribute: Here the Giant Rat of Sumatra makes court and rules the criminal empire of the Thuggee Plague.
180. Court of the Bay of Blood: The ever-hungry Kuei-jin of the Golden Courts rule this realm with ruthless brutality and raw carnality.
181. Court of Golden Earth: The Beast-Court in Bali, ruled by Zhong Lung and Makara, is a peaceful, cultured, and scholarly domain.
182. Court of Dancing Constellations: Dreamspeakers, Chakravanti, and Akashayana work in harmony in this chantry, trying to preserve cultural traditions, increase prosperity, and defend their home from fanatics.
183. Court of Jade Teeth: A brother Beast-Court of the Sunfetched, Zhong Lung and Same-Bito also observe this Emerald Sea Court, and also run afoul of shapeshifters outside the Great Burden more often than other enemies.
184. Court of Carnal Privilege: This Golden Court enjoys mocking the Muslim strictness in this small country, and often feeds its mortal servants to the authorities to keep them satisfied so they can keep playing their cat'n'mouse games.
185. Court of Forbidden Fruit: This Golden Court remains more guarded than some others due to the Western influences that threaten its freedom.
186. Court of Scarlet Smoke: Another Emerald Sea Court, the mixture of hengeyokai here insure its a tour de force on land or sea.
187. Court of Many Voices: Akashayana, Dreamspeakers, Cultists of Ecstasy, Celestial Choristers, and more all work together to pursue noble goals in this brave chantry.
188. Court of Whispered Fancies: A Nyan brought this collective of Wu Hsien together to better protect their "Golden Chi" from voracious vampires.
189. Court of Fire Opals: Far out in French Polynesia, spanning several tiny islands, stands this Beast-Court of the Emerald Sea Courts, comprised largely of Zhong Lung and Same-Bito; here they defunct Godzilla-ish rampages of sea monsters mutated by careless nuclear testing.
190. Shinju Tsuioku: Northwest of the Mariana Islands, not too far from Okino-Tori-Shima, lies one of several major Grottos that Same-Bito (more or less) loyal to the Beast-Courts guard with their long lives.
Indochina & East Asia
191. Court of the Whipping Monsoon: The penangallans of this Golden Court enjoy masquerading as Buddhist nuns.
192. Temple of the Weeping Dragon: Few Kin-jin factions dwelled long enough in the Middle Kingdom to merit a notable "court"; the Wu-Zao (Salubri) who migrated to the Orient millennia ago maintain many temples -- this one in Burma is their largest (and most secreted).
193. Court of the Eight Step Summit: In the mountains dwells this monasteric Beast-Court, where Xing Kanmengou train alongside Bagheera and other hengeyokai.
194. Court of the Inversed Diaspora: Here feuding comes to an uncommon lull between studious Chakravanti and Akashayana.
195. Court of Bamboo Fields: The Wu Hsien of this court take their duties of watching over humanity very seriously.
196. Court of Sundered Flesh: This vicious Golden Court has no patience for religious interlopers in their crusade to purge East Asia of lingering akuma.
197. Court of River's Wrath: Nagah and Zhong Lung work together to keep nature supreme in this country.
198. Court of the Sunken Temple: Long ago inundated by regional flooding, this temple has airtight pockets where bold mages still study and meditate.
199. Court of Unfettered Prayers: The Bengali people have one ally among the shen, and that is the Shui Fu; their chilly assistance does not come without proper reverence given to nature, however.
200. Court of Roaring Effigies: Aloof from all the major Wan Kuei court systems, the Rootless Tree Mandarins of this court maintain harmony with their small kingdom.
201. Court of Drifting Eyries: From the mountains ringing this nation, Garou and Bastet bend their combined will towards the serene spirit realms beyond.
202. Court of the Twelfth Eye: The chi'n ta of this chantry maintain old noble lineage and have little patience for visitors.
203. Court of the Bridge to Heaven: The Bone Flowers of this Court know they're about as close to Tibet and the fabled Mount Meru as they can get, and they study the ambient chi ardently.
204. Grand Temple of Light: As noted previously, few Cainite strongholds co-exist in the Far East for very long -- most are extorting colonists -- but the Children of Osiris long maintained their main and reclusive temple here in the Himalayans.
205. Court of Endless Breath: Garou and Bastet are teamed up in this Beast-Court, too, but focus their ferocious wisdom on unity with the Emerald Mother.
206. Court of the Eagle's Roost: Known also as Ying Qixichu, the Akashayana of this Himalayan chantry train and meditate diligently, but encourage the pursuit of individual Paths.
207. The Forgotten Fortress: Hidden in the Himalayans is the estate of the deadly Vratyas sect of the Cult of Ecstasy.
208. Court of the Center Path: This monastery is devoted to the presence of the Xian Mo and their devoted search for the Jade Key.
209. Court of First Pillars: This is one of the only permanent holdings of the Ajaba left in the world, and the only Hyena Court in the Orient.
210. Marabout of Silk Shadows: Chakravanti run this chantry and outsiders are welcome only under close scrutiny.
211. Court of Retaken Rescission: This recently formed court is an arm of the Quincux and their bid to retake India from Kin-jin.
212. Court of Autumn Eyes: Makara, Nagah, and other hengeyokai man this vital Indian Beast-Court.
213. Warren of Splintered Bones: The Thuggee Ratkin ply their criminal enterprises on and beneath the streets of New Delhi.
214. Marabout of Godfaces: Chakravanti permit some Akashayana and Cultists of Ecstasy to join this chantry's perpetual celebration of the spirit world.
215. Court of the Moon Spray: Same-Bito and Makara claim the guardianship of this Beast-Court.
216. Warren of Ten Thousand Perfect Pearls: The Thugee wererats maintain a loose alliance with wererat Ronin pirates in this colony, the better to spread their illegimate success across Asia.
217. Marabout of the Graves of Time: Few but the Chakravanti operate within this chantry, which delves carefully into the affairs of the dead.
218. Court of the Sea of Summer: Makara, Same-Bito, Nagah, and Garou run this Beast-Court together.
219. Marabout of Polished Launch: Lhaksmists work with a variety of other mysticks in this chantry in exploring the future of technomancy.
220. Court of Ten Claws High: The only Beast-Court in the world with a Bagheera Regent, many other Changing Breeds make berth here near the heart of India.
221. Marabout of Diamond Vessels: Combat mages of all sorts are drawn to this chantry in the hopes that the Devasu will share some of its secrets for the Ascension War.
222. Court of Verdant Reach: Few shen do, can, or even want to dwell in this troubled region; the Hou Fu have long established an interest in the silk business.
The West
223. Court of Firerain: This is the furthest Golden Court that the penangallans command to date. Because of Western rule of the land, the Kuei-jin here enjoy their hedonistic ways more carefully.
224. Court of the Celestial Oasis: This is also a final outpost for a series of Courts: the Emerald Sea Courts, that is; here Same-Bito and Zhong Lung work alongside Kitsune and other hengeyokai.
225. Court of Minute Meditation: Because of the threat and influence of other Awakened sorcerers, the Western Traditions and immigrant chi'n ta joined together to form this chantry.
226. Court of the Lava Lord: Here stands a beacon of Shinma authority: a Chu-Jung of the Yu Courts rules over a handful of hsien and has for decades or more.
227. Court of the Prismatic Storm: This Court enjoys some powerful Wu and the full support of the Quincux in its Great Leap Outwards.
228. Court of the Gate of Thunder: A group of hengeyokai traveling alongside Kinfolk immigrants formed this Beast-Court with the Golden Gate Bridge in view.
229. Court of Twin Dragons: In Chinatown, Akashayana and Wu Lung reluctantly joined to form this chantry and keep their Far Eastern secrets safe.
230. Court of Golden Mist: A handful of Wu Hsien traveled to the West, wary of the activites of Kuei-jin and the Asian-Americans the Hungry Dead might exploit.
231. Outpost of the Burning Fleet: The Jade Kingdom, like Stygia, does not usually form "courts"; so far from the base of the Yellow Springs' authority, however, suggests the creation of a semi-autonomous agency of this nature.
232. Court of the Subtle Edge: Inexplicably, despite L.A.'s vast Asian-American population, almost no shen can thrive here; only a small contingent of gaki in Little Tokyo, led by Koga-myo, survive and stay focused on destablizing the Kin-jin in the heart of their "Anarch Freestates".
233. Court of the Silent Nightingale: Further north, gaki had more fortune in their colonization; House Bishamon formed a small but influential chantry here to help contest their Genji rivals' rising power back home.
234. Court of Rising Walls: Along with Kinfolk immigrated a handful of hengeyokai, namely Tengu, Kitsune, and Hakken, who remain aloof from "barbaric" Sunset People despite the pursuit of similar goals.
235. Court of the Ebon Flame: Another element of the Quincux's ambitions, this court pursues the Great Leap Outward more subtly.
236. Court of Bamboo Talons: Following a variety of Kin and ambitions to the West was a variety of hengeyokai, who formed the most powerful Beast-Court in the West.
237. Court of Shooting Stars: Though apparently dominated by Akashic Brothers, this chantry harbors a cabal of Go Kamisori Gama pursuing their own shadowy goals.
238. Court of Emerald Eyes: Comprised of a variety of devoted Shinma elements, this hsien court cannot ascribe to any collective but Wu Hsien.
239. Court of the Silver Censer: Formed to stop the expansion of the Jade Emperor, the Fist of Nippon leads this court of ghosts.
240. House of Yizhi: A rare faction set up to member the so-called Coalition of Little Asia, this is the closest thing in the world to a "court" of Shih, as well as sorcerers and other "normal" mortals.
241. Court of Torn Shrouds: This extension of the Quincux has a dual purpose: destabilize Kin-jin competitors and assist Jade Kingdom allies in their future conquest of this Stygian necropolis.
242. Outpost of Rusting Nails: Like the Outpost of the Burning Fleet, this is one of the Yellow Springs' only semi-autonomous "courts" in the whole Underworld.
243. Court of Five Islands: Almost not a court at all but a loose collective of Wu, these Quincux-directed Wan Kuei operate within each of the Big Apple's major boroughs to bring ruin to their Kin-jin nemesises.
244. Court of Whispering Leaves: In Chinatown dwells this Akashic-directed chantry of quiet and reclusive chi'n ta.
245. Court of the Obsidian Throne: The Wan Kuei are relentless in their Great Leap Outward, and the Cathayans who immigrated to London compete mercilessly with the well-established Camarilla powerhouse.
246. Court of Lost Chakras: Bagheera, Makara, and Garou occupy this Indian and Chinese-influenced Beast-Court.
247. Court of Delicate Limitations: The Wu Lung rule this chantry in London's Chinatown, but permit other chi'n ta to join.
248. Court of Elemental Banners: Far from home, an oligarchy of kamuii Yu lords rule this collective of Shinma while keeping an eye on Oriental immigrants and their children.
249. Court of Silk Razors: Agents of the Quincux formed this subtle court among the Chinese immigrants of Paris to manipulate this ancient stronghold of the Camarilla.
250. Court of the White Tiger: The Akashic Brothers and other chi'n ta blended in among the Oriental immigrants of Paris, but are noticed most often when their champions emerge to trounce proud savate-wielding bullies.
