Macheo (Mah-chay-oh)
In the open, sun bathed savannah, sits five great cities and many smaller tribes. In this melting pot of cultures, the eternal sun shines on every tribe in the grasslands, from the blistering cold of the northern tribe in the mountains, to the dusty west near the grand mesa. And at the Waterfalls, stands the capital, a grand city which towers over the surroundings, bested only by the great beacon, which looks over the entire nation, and provided safety and comfort in their darkest hour.
Macheo is a nation in Soirea, located north of the Calidudo Canal, and its guardian deity is the God of the Sun, Safiri. It is a diverse landscape with rocky mountains to the northwest, a lush rainforest to the southwest near and around the macheo river, a large savanna which covers a majority of the east and southeast, and a dry canyon to the northeast.Structure
Macheo is ruled by a head chief which works in a similar manner to a king along with a council of tribal chiefs and governers from across the nation. The members of the council are as follows:
- Head chief- A title passed down to each first born regardless of gender. This acts in a similar manner to a king. In the case that a dynasty ends, the next head chief would be chosen by Safiri himself, and marked by a star at birth. Until they are of age, the country would be run by the governers and prime minister.
- Culture chief- The head chief of each of the five cultures of Macheo. These chiefs organise and rule over the various districts and tribes within their cultures. Normally their base of operations would either be in the capital of their culture or their home tribe.
- District chief- Head of each district in a culture. Manages the various tribes within each district
- Tribesmen- Head of a single settlement/tribe. Manages the various affairs of the settlement.
- Ministry of Defense
- Miinistry of Culture and Tourism
- Ministry of Trade and Finance
- Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Affairs
- Ministry of Education
- Ministry of Justice
- Ministry of Healthcare
- Ministry of Inter-Tribal Relations and Communications
- Ministry of Travel and Infastructure
- Ministry of Religious and Magical Affairs
- Adedayo Abiola- Current Head Chief of Macheo
- Akua Abiola- Queen of Macheo, second wife of Adedayo, mother of Araba.
- Kamaria Furaha- First queen and wife of Adedayo, mother of Jabari and Penda. Died during childbirth.
- Jabari Abiola- Crown prince, son of Kamaria
- Penda Abiola- Older princess, daughter of Kamaria
- Araba Abiola- Youngest princess, daughter of Akua
- Boluwatife- Iroko
- Manqoba- Umsasane
- Ese- Atekye
- Kenyada- Kilima
- Nsongo- Renirano
Culture
Macheo is characterised for being home to an incredibly diverse range of cultures across the empire. Despite the existence of the 5 overarching cultures within the nation, each and every settlement and tribe within the culture can have various differences and local customs. One common tradition within all 5 tribes is the existence of heroes. Most likely due to Safiri’s dominion over fortitude and heroes, Macheo has a long history of mythical heroes and warriors. This culminates in the Barikiwa Bingwa games, an annual tournament held in Dhahabu where the greatest warriors from every tribe compete for the title of Barikiwa wa Jua. The cultures of Macheo are as follows:
Demography and Population
Being an empire, Macheo contains many species and races
- Humans (Emere)
- Orcs
- Dwarves (Obayifo)
- Elves (Sun elves)
- Beastmun (Ungulate, Feline, Musteloid, Erponids)
- Shades
- Inchlings
For all people within the sun-kissed grasslands
Founding Date
Type
Geopolitical, Empire
Capital
Alternative Names
Kingdom of light, United Tribes of Macheo, The solar wilds
Demonym
Machean, Irokan, Kiliman, Atekyen, Umsasan, Reni
Leader
Leader Title
Head of State
Head of Government
Government System
Tribalism
Power Structure
Federation
Currency
Cowrie shells
Legislative Body
Council of Chiefs
Judicial Body
Ministry of Justice
Executive Body
Solar Warriors
Controlled Territories
Neighboring Nations
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