Abbadrah was a wealthy Shemitish city-state on the western coast, renowned for its prosperous trade ports and vibrant culture. Its bustling harbors were alive with merchants and travelers from distant lands, exchanging spices, textiles, and precious metals.

The city-state thrived on its fishing and coastal farming, drawing abundant resources from the sea and fertile shores. Inland, vast fields yielded grains and crops, while expansive pastures supported the grazing of livestock, providing essential trade goods.

Governed by powerful merchant princes, Abbadrah boasted a cosmopolitan atmosphere. Its strategic location and economic might allowed it to play a pivotal role in regional politics, forging alliances and rivalries with neighboring powers.

The Pelishtian Capital City of Asgalun was a significant part of the city-state, well known for its strong fortifications and military prowess. Its influence extended through both diplomacy and force, making it a formidable presence in the Hyborian Age chronicles.