Corinthia

• Population: 780,000
• Capital: Akbitana (pop. 75,000)
• Ruler: A king is the nominal ruler of the city-states, each ruled by a senator and a council
• Major cities: Kamalla (pop. 11,000)
• Resources: Mines (many of which barely produce enough to make working them worthwhile)
• Imports: The Road of Kings passes through Corinthia, bringing a large amount of caravan traffic through the city-states 
• Historical Equivalent: Ancient Greece 
• Religion: Ishtar, Pteor, Bel

One of the lesser Hyborian kingdoms, Corinthia is actually more of a confederacy, comprised of loosely allied city-states. It lay south of Brythunia and Nemedia, west of Zamora, east of Ophir, and north of Koth.

It is mostly mountainous.  The western reaches contain rank after rank of forested ridges, extending to the jagged wall of the Karpash Mountains. The Road of Kings, a major trade route, passes through central Corinthia.

Corinthia had a separate identity as early as the florescence of Acheron. It was subject to the latter, then "gained its independence" with the fall of the ancient empire to the Hyborians.

Some time during the 3000 years that followed, it came under the growing hegemony of the Hyborians. The economy of Corinthia is both pastoral and agricultural, with specialized small industries in the city-states.