The kingdom of Mountainwood
The kingdom of Mountainwood is an elven kingdom north of Greenland and Northvalley.
History
The kingdom was founded in 401 BR during the great migration by Fareforest I. Many kings came and went, and there was one war with the neighboring kingdom of Bluecoast in 30 BR. The bluecoast kingdom won and took some land from Mountainwood. they are still bitter to this day. hundreds of years passed and the kingdom remained peaceful despite some border skirmishes with the bluecoast kingdom.
Demography and Population
Around 286,000 people, mostly elves. The second most populous race is dwarves, then leonin, then lizarfolk, and finaly Owlin.
Military
Estimated to be 11,706 soldiers, 1,000 cavalry, 8,500 infantry, 1,700 archers, 500 other units, and 6 siege equipment.
Technological Level
Not very diffrent from its surrounding nations.
Religion
They worship the lesser sect of The Church of Light.
Foreign Relations
Mostly peacful, exept for the bluecoast kingdom.
Agriculture & Industry
Mostly grains, with a lot of iron and gold, and some wood.
Trade & Transport
They mostly trade with greenland, the green isle, leonia, and the goblin kingdoms.
Education
Mildly well educated, it depends on how rich you are.
Infrastructure
Mostly dirt roads with some cobblestone here and there.
Founding Date
1 springing 401 BR
Type
Geopolitical, Kingdom
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Government System
Monarchy, Absolute
Power Structure
Unitary state
Economic System
Traditional
Gazetteer
Rivercut Keep: a castle guarding the entrance to Northvalley.
Goldberry: a small town in the south, it has an interesting founding myth.
Woodtown: the capital of Mountainwood, it is a big city on a river.
Mountain's City: a big city focused on ironworking, some of it even carved into the mountain.
Milltown: a small town with a lot of farms.
Port of The Mountains: a port to the north, focused on trading with Leonia, it also has a ferry there.
Fireport: a big port on the mouth of a river.
Major Exports
Mostly grains, with a lot of iron and gold, and some wood.
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