Hớgoońg

Hớgoońg (Proto-Tongiva; English:Hogoong) is a city located on the Yâng River. It the largest city on the Ahúynȩg Peninsula, and the origin of the Hogoonese culture. It was founded in 2230 BC by the first Hoogonese people, and within the next four centuries, the city flourished into a great civilization that eventually spanned the Ahúynȩg Peninsula, many of the Babàǥòy Islands, part of the island of Łưgkângg, and some of the taiga to the south. The permanent population as of 1800 BC was approximately 42,000.

The name came from Proto-Tongiva khớ: tree, gơú: mountain, onań: among (archaic), -g: masculine nominative definite singular suffix. Khớgơúonańg was corrupted into Hógoońg after a few centuries.