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Kharbranth's Hospital's
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- Kharbranth is said to have more hospitals than taverns
- The surgeons won't take on apprentices until after they have turned sixteen
- Kharbranth offers the best medical training
- The testing to be admitted to study medicine in Kharbranth are rigorous
- Surgeons and healers train at the Great Concourse of Kharbranth
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The king tries to only move the worst case patients to the secret hospital as they are unlikely to survive, however when not enough sick patients can be provided those who the 'forgotten and the lowly' are taken and brought to die.
The secret hospital functions as a way to maximise and record the death rattles
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Jasnah was not initially impressed to see Shallan, snapping at her and sending her away. Not long after she apologised and after being further petitioned gave Shallan the chance to re-petition her once she had filled some of the gaps in her knowledge. Shallan met up with Yalb outside the Concave and on their way back to the Winds Pleasure, he inspires an idea in Shallan about how she could speed up her chances to re-petition Jasnah. They visit a Thaylen bookstore, where Yalb pretended to be a servant from a rival merchant to help bring down the price of Shallan's purchase. Heading back to the Palanaem, Shallan rented the balcony next to Jasnah's with the intent of cramming information. Jasnah joined her before she could begin and accepted Shallan as her ward, after first perusing her sketchbook and it's annotations.
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Jasnah wrote to Dalinar, telling him about how she had travelled to Kharbranth to seek knowledge on her current field of study. While the Palanaeum did not contain anything obvious, she had found hints and fragments of the information she sought.
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=== Lirin and Kaladin ===
As a youth, Lirin travelled to Kharbranth as a .... He
Lirin sometimes regretted leaving Kharbranth and returning to Hearthstone.{{book ref|sa1|31}}
[[Lirin]] desired to send his son [[Kaladin]] to Kharbranth to train as a surgeon at the [[Great Concourse of Kharbranth]] when he turned sixteen.{{book ref|sa1|10}}{{book ref|sa1|17}} Lirin and his wife Hesina stole a large number of spheres from the deceased citylord of Hearthstone, claiming to have been given them by Brightlord Wistiow on his deathbed, in order to fund Kaladin's study in Kharbranth.{{cite}} Kaladin, however, never got the chance to use the spheres as he followed his brother to the army in the hopes of protecting Tien, thus trading being a surgeon for being a soldier.▼
▲[[Lirin]] desired to send his son [[Kaladin]] to Kharbranth to train as a surgeon at the [[Great Concourse of Kharbranth]] when he turned sixteen.{{book ref|sa1|10}}{{book ref|sa1|17}} Lirin and his wife Hesina stole a large number of spheres from the deceased citylord of Hearthstone, claiming to have been given them by Brightlord Wistiow on his deathbed, in order to fund Kaladin's study in Kharbranth.{{cite}}
=== Misc ===
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Dalinar considers seeking help in Kharbranth when he is unsure if he is losing his mind. He mentioned to Adolin that if he went through with his plan to stand aside as Highprince he would then travel to Kharbranth to seek help.
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Rock suggests that Bridge Four could travel to Kharbranth after escaping from the warcamps.
== Politics ==
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- Kharbranth owns no soulcasters
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- Kharbranth has no human slaves
=== Peoples ===
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