Fyil Wia
place where Auri is from.
Ancient place of magic and ritual.
Structure
A Meritocracy that allows for growth and anyone to climb the social ladder. The State Exam is available for all to take, and having taken it one can go into the university and get a job in the government or become a governor over a town.
Demography and Population
The population consist mostly of humans. The humans all have lightly dark skin with yellow undertones. Tieflings are common in areas of high magic, but make up a very small percentage.
Elves are rare, mostly coming from the Forest that boarders.
The northern half of the country has a small population of Dwarfs from the mountains, though they are usually there to trade. Dragonborns also live in the mountains
Magical animals and creatures live all over the place, though are most common around the lake. though it is more swamp like.
Territories
Fyil Wia resides over the Kilguruhm Mountains mountains, the land is mostly farm land which lies between mountains to one side and costal and swamps on the other. Fyil Wia usually breaks down the major areas to into six regions; Xia, Zhishi, Zui, Dui, Mui, Uisce
Villages
Zhen, Ghrian, Sorin
Villages
Busan, Eadrom
Villages
éirí, Dorin, Miao
Villages
Dầmlầy, Du Khach, Mu'Guang
Villages
Aurifer
Villages
Skylark, Riluo
Xia
Xia is the lower left territory of Fyil Wia, bordering the fea forest and the mountains of FW. Mostly know for the rice fields.Villages
Zhen, Ghrian, Sorin
Dui
The bottom coast of Fyil Wia, mostly know for having the only (official) trading port in FW. Dui is full of life, rice fields, and trade goods.Villages
Busan, Eadrom
Zhishi
The left of Fyil Wia, it borders the Kilguruhm Mountains and contains the mountainous area of FW. The mountains are different from most other mountains with their tall slender look. The area is known for it's mining, vegetable farming, waterfall, and hot springs.Villages
éirí, Dorin, Miao
Mui
The center of Fyil Wia, bordering the mountains and the Swamp. It consist of mostly flat planes, rice fields, wheat fields, and orchards. It also has lots of villages and city that have popped up due to tourist traveling to the Floating Islands.Villages
Dầmlầy, Du Khach, Mu'Guang
Uisce
The right side of Fyil Wia, consist of mostly coastline and the Sun River.Villages
Aurifer
Zui
The upper part of Fyil Wia.Villages
Skylark, Riluo
Religion
Pelor is the most celebrated God in the country, but there are still other religions that focus on spiritualness and balance. One such group is The Sēng Monks, a group that focuses on the Taijitu and balance.
Other religions are few and far between with low member count.
Foreign Relations
They have been more of an isolation country till people came from the forest. They had known about dwarfs from the mountains and the fae in the forest, but when people came from beyond them, they realized how big the world is.
There relationship with the Sunwa Islands is tense, but they have good relationship with the ships that come to the dock.
They have a decent relationship with the Dwarfen kingdom, do trading and and close mining together. The Mins have the closest relationship sharing silver mining and shaping methods.
Agriculture & Industry
Agriculture is a major part of the country. It is not only the biggest industry but also one of he most respected.
North half has lots of Wheat fields for noodles while the southern half is full of Rice fields.
Trade & Transport
Busan port is the main port for trade and export.
Inside the country, things are mostly traded using merchant wagons to go to rural areas or with farmers and such going into the bigger cities to sell.
Founding Date
800 BSE
Type
Geopolitical, Empire
Capital
Training Level
Semi-trained
Veterancy Level
Decorated/Honored
Demonym
Wian
Government System
Monarchy, Crowned Republic
Power Structure
Feudal state
Economic System
Traditional
Currency
Electrum
Major Exports
rice, tea, gold, silk, vegetables,
Major Imports
things of curiosity, oil, machines
Official State Religion
Official Languages
Controlled Territories
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