Senshino
The western country of Nijina has a total population of over 85,000 people, of which 15,000 are members of the militia known as the Godurai.
It is currently ruled by Zhogumurai Miyara Isaki.
Its capital, Arasaha is always busy with activity. Numerous villages scatter around the plains of the country. The lands of Senshino holds the main border between the region of Airalya.
It's main towns are Nakashi, Intoro, Ikju and Erdenevi that all feature some level of Godurai presence.
Reformation of Senshino
During the collapse of the Zoashin Kingdom era, the imperial court of the governance of Zoashin and the areas of Nijina was comprised of heads powerful families that arised from the Sinkinji. The most prominent member was which led the rebellion against the Kingdom was Zhogun Shōji Isaki, who ruled the military comprised mostly of Godurai from his home country, Senshino. Shōji gained prominence and trust within the realm of Nijina by being the main power to establish relations between vassals and land ownership. His responsibilities included distributing land to those loyal to the Kingdom, but in essence this loyalty was built through the power of the Godurai which had instilled presence throughout the realm, in Akoranai, Nishigaikan & Mujin. These lands where equipped with military leaders called Sensho, in return the land ownership would also be used to house districts for military service. After the formal collapse of the Zoashin Kingdom, a lot of the families who had promised land in the countries of Akoranai, Nishikaigan & Mujin were offered residency beyond the gates of Akaichi, which was originally military barracks. Shōji ordered the creation of further districts beyond Akaichi and built fortresses against the mountains leading up to Himeko.Military
Founding Date
24 AE
Type
Geopolitical, Great house
Capital
Predecessor Organization
Training Level
Elite
Veterancy Level
Veteran
Demonym
Senshinogo
Leader
Leader Title
Family Leader
Head of State
Head of Government
Government System
Monarchy, Absolute
Power Structure
Feudal state
Economic System
Traditional
Parent Organization
Location
Official Languages
Controlled Territories
Neighboring Nations
Related Ethnicities
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