Raehyr
A country where Humi have all other rela and oql in their nation enslaved. They put brands on their slaves that prevent them from communicating (verbally, physically, and mentally).
The Humi use their slaves for whatever purpose their owner desires. The slaves are treated as beasts, many in the country not even realizing that they are sapient. The government keeps a keen eye on any who might disrupt their slave trade but tend to be more relaxed in areas that don't threaten their positions.
Raehyr has little interactions with foreign countries, with politics or trading.
Raehyr is self sustaining because of the fertile desert the Sohpes leave behind. After the initial desertification, the area becomes one of the most fertile in the world. As such, Raehyr has absolutely no problem feeding their populace with a variety of crops and animals.
The country of raehyr have the borders around the largest Sohpes tide's migratory path.
The Sohpes churning up the ground also prevents one species or family from dominating the ecosystems, as they can be gone in an instant if they are within the sohpes’ path. Creatures that constantly move with the Sohpes’ migratory patterns are only slightly better off from other creatures. On a whim, the Sohpes can change direction or completely turn around to take advantage of a wealth of food so close to them (or chase competitors from their territory). Rela learned from the successful followers to rapidly grow crops and livestock, though this did provide the risk of the Sohpes’, sometimes, erratic path. Those living within in the Sohpes’s migratory path have found places the sohpes don’t touch, and build cities, towns, and stationary farms there (Prohweda University being built in one of the islands). While most live on these islands to have non-mobile homes, the farmers take advantage of the sohpes’s fertile land. Still, there are times where the sohpes act out of character and roll over an island (usually taking the town there by surprise, though this action is extremely rare), chase the farmers from their borders, or change their patterns in any way.
Don't ask questions directly
The indirect questions also spring up from the differentiation between them and animals. Animals can’t think in the layers, thus are lesser.
In this culture, it’s considered rude to ask questions directly
Raehyr oligarchy was developed after the casting down of the single leader before. The single leader system existed for (something) generations. It originated from one person rising up with humi centered nationalism and cast out all other Rela species from the nation. This brings prosperity for a generation or two before things decline due to (something). People use leader as a scape goat for decline and depose them, installing an oligarchy (truly this was a coup by the leaders (cabinet) for them to take power). The oligarchy, seeing the potential in the workforce of the "lesser" inhabitants by increasing the effects of the curse. Also issued greater militant force by them so no one member of the council could overthrow the other
Shift to single leader from previous single leader (monarchy) of (different Rela?) overwhelming humi population felt oppressed and underrepresented though they were the majority and rose up. After a generation of the great purge, they find other rela still existing within the nation. They say they are lesser beings, and they will be shown as such. Introduction of the first iteration of the curse
Monarchy to dictatorship to oligarchy:
Other nations: purge had many flee to
During first years after the purge, other nations protested and created sanctions. They became insular and found that their land was fertile enough to support those who remained.
After seeing the curse Raehyr put onto it's "people", one nation decided military effort was needed. This failed in a bloodbath for them, something they took a long time to recover from. It also made the people of Raehyr more distrustful of the outside and more Insular, as well as a heavier focus on military research.
Itwi puts her right arm over hear head, and left arm across her belly (religious symbol of Shia and Chorma) Bow two arms up for diffidence One arm up one across the belly for equal stature Two below for being in a higher station. Look to the sky Taking a scroll from your garment (phrase from Raehyr) Captial of Raehyr: Tseatha How a culture (like Raehyr) teaches and what they teach • In nations like Raehyr (Thoos speaking nations), they refer to someone of high status (a low status person to a high status or a high status to another high status)(even if one is higher status than the other high status, they still use the affix)(the affix applies to the dominant name) • the affix being "is" for high to high class. an example being Arois for Tia Aro-oshe or Trevelis for Corda Trivel-Sol. • there are other affixes applying to someone of extremely high rank, "ari" or "ir" (think Kophari as Koph and ari from long ago) • this could play with how children are to refer to adults as "as" or "asi". and maybe also as a slang for the low-class refering a high-class to another low class (as an insult).
The Humi use their slaves for whatever purpose their owner desires. The slaves are treated as beasts, many in the country not even realizing that they are sapient. The government keeps a keen eye on any who might disrupt their slave trade but tend to be more relaxed in areas that don't threaten their positions.
Raehyr has little interactions with foreign countries, with politics or trading.
Raehyr is self sustaining because of the fertile desert the Sohpes leave behind. After the initial desertification, the area becomes one of the most fertile in the world. As such, Raehyr has absolutely no problem feeding their populace with a variety of crops and animals.
The country of raehyr have the borders around the largest Sohpes tide's migratory path.
The Sohpes churning up the ground also prevents one species or family from dominating the ecosystems, as they can be gone in an instant if they are within the sohpes’ path. Creatures that constantly move with the Sohpes’ migratory patterns are only slightly better off from other creatures. On a whim, the Sohpes can change direction or completely turn around to take advantage of a wealth of food so close to them (or chase competitors from their territory). Rela learned from the successful followers to rapidly grow crops and livestock, though this did provide the risk of the Sohpes’, sometimes, erratic path. Those living within in the Sohpes’s migratory path have found places the sohpes don’t touch, and build cities, towns, and stationary farms there (Prohweda University being built in one of the islands). While most live on these islands to have non-mobile homes, the farmers take advantage of the sohpes’s fertile land. Still, there are times where the sohpes act out of character and roll over an island (usually taking the town there by surprise, though this action is extremely rare), chase the farmers from their borders, or change their patterns in any way.
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In Rahyr, it's a taboo to ask questions directly. Rather than asking where the bathroom is to someone, you would wonder it aloud or bring up your lack of knowledge in conversationDon't ask questions directly
The indirect questions also spring up from the differentiation between them and animals. Animals can’t think in the layers, thus are lesser.
In this culture, it’s considered rude to ask questions directly
Raehyr oligarchy was developed after the casting down of the single leader before. The single leader system existed for (something) generations. It originated from one person rising up with humi centered nationalism and cast out all other Rela species from the nation. This brings prosperity for a generation or two before things decline due to (something). People use leader as a scape goat for decline and depose them, installing an oligarchy (truly this was a coup by the leaders (cabinet) for them to take power). The oligarchy, seeing the potential in the workforce of the "lesser" inhabitants by increasing the effects of the curse. Also issued greater militant force by them so no one member of the council could overthrow the other
Shift to single leader from previous single leader (monarchy) of (different Rela?) overwhelming humi population felt oppressed and underrepresented though they were the majority and rose up. After a generation of the great purge, they find other rela still existing within the nation. They say they are lesser beings, and they will be shown as such. Introduction of the first iteration of the curse
Monarchy to dictatorship to oligarchy:
Other nations: purge had many flee to
During first years after the purge, other nations protested and created sanctions. They became insular and found that their land was fertile enough to support those who remained.
After seeing the curse Raehyr put onto it's "people", one nation decided military effort was needed. This failed in a bloodbath for them, something they took a long time to recover from. It also made the people of Raehyr more distrustful of the outside and more Insular, as well as a heavier focus on military research.
Itwi puts her right arm over hear head, and left arm across her belly (religious symbol of Shia and Chorma) Bow two arms up for diffidence One arm up one across the belly for equal stature Two below for being in a higher station. Look to the sky Taking a scroll from your garment (phrase from Raehyr) Captial of Raehyr: Tseatha How a culture (like Raehyr) teaches and what they teach • In nations like Raehyr (Thoos speaking nations), they refer to someone of high status (a low status person to a high status or a high status to another high status)(even if one is higher status than the other high status, they still use the affix)(the affix applies to the dominant name) • the affix being "is" for high to high class. an example being Arois for Tia Aro-oshe or Trevelis for Corda Trivel-Sol. • there are other affixes applying to someone of extremely high rank, "ari" or "ir" (think Kophari as Koph and ari from long ago) • this could play with how children are to refer to adults as "as" or "asi". and maybe also as a slang for the low-class refering a high-class to another low class (as an insult).
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Geopolitical, Country
Controlled Territories
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