Keqallía
Keqallía /khɛqaːlːijaː/ is a republic in southeastern Ytvía in southern Jælondis, bordered by the countries of Daqún to the west, Ti'ei to the northwest, Ninnirt Zö to the northeast and the Þargolid Sea to the southeast. Its capital is the city of Ötera in the southwestern part of the country.
An in many coastal countries in Ytvía, the native Keqallíans are of mixed lowland dwarven and human ancestry, though smaller communities of other borgaloreans exist there as well. The country is a popular tourist destination due to its warm climate, sandy beaches, beautiful landscape and rich cultural heritage, and is also known for its advanced alchemical and magitech industries.
An in many coastal countries in Ytvía, the native Keqallíans are of mixed lowland dwarven and human ancestry, though smaller communities of other borgaloreans exist there as well. The country is a popular tourist destination due to its warm climate, sandy beaches, beautiful landscape and rich cultural heritage, and is also known for its advanced alchemical and magitech industries.
Religion
The country has long been associated with Qall, god of light and shadows in most forms of lowland dwarven polytheism, though in Keqallía he has acquired a number of traits peculiar to the country due to assimilation with a celestial deities worshipped by early inhabitants around the site of Ötera.
In keqallían tradition, Qall is particularly associated with nacre and pearls, with the former used to adorn the domes of his temple and monastery in Ötera, and the latter to make prayer beads and votive offerings in the form of tiny statuettes. The main festival of Qall is held right before the moon grape harvest, when the bioluminescent fruits illuminate the vineyards in the northern part of the country at night.
In keqallían tradition, Qall is particularly associated with nacre and pearls, with the former used to adorn the domes of his temple and monastery in Ötera, and the latter to make prayer beads and votive offerings in the form of tiny statuettes. The main festival of Qall is held right before the moon grape harvest, when the bioluminescent fruits illuminate the vineyards in the northern part of the country at night.
Infrastructure
Keqallía is divided into four provinces, two of which roughly coincide with the region of Illakía, known for producing fine moon grape wine which glows in the dark.
Aja-K'illak to the northwest.
Jöktía to the west and southwest, where Ötera is located in Möta'a Valley.
T'irús in the center.
Qús-K'illak to the north.
Type
Geopolitical, Republic
Government System
Democracy, Presidential
Power Structure
Unitary state
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