The Province of Kum-Rort
The Province of Kum-Rort, serving as the Emperor's personal domain, holds a prominent position within the heart of the Empire of Feódaal. Bordered by Laffeg to the west, Kas-Yurb to the north, Kas-Murb to the east, and Goa-Twe to the south, Kum-Rort is a central node that connects various key regions of the empire.
The province boasts a varied landscape that artfully blends elements of the Dragon Horn Mountains, the dense Forest of VerRaea, and the expansive grasslands of the Eastern Expanse. This diversity in geography not only enriches the province's natural beauty but also contributes to its strategic significance and resource availability.
At the center of Kum-Rort lies the imperial capital, also named Kum-Rort, strategically positioned along the VerAaxznt River. This river is a vital artery for trade and communication within the empire, enhancing the capital's connectivity and influence. As the seat of imperial power, Kum-Rort is the political and cultural heart of the empire, where the emperor exercises direct authority and oversees the governance of Feódaal.
Kum-Rort exemplifies the emperor's vision of unity and prosperity, symbolizing the harmonious convergence of diverse landscapes and cultures. It remains a testament to the empire's enduring strength and stability, embodying the dynamic and interconnected nature of its provinces.
Structure
The Province of Kum-Rort is organized around a multi-tiered system that blends civilian governance with a parallel military structure, all ultimately under the oversight of the Emperor.
At the pinnacle sits the Emperor, who personally leads Kum-Rort as the capital province of the Empire. In his broader administration, the Emperor directly oversees the strategic military operations through the Shogun, the elite military cadre charged with broader imperial defense and directives.
Within the province itself, the administrative hierarchy is divided by the significance of each settlement. In the capital, Kum-Rort, a leader known as the Bó is appointed every second year by the Emperor from among one of the seven leaders of the lesser noble-house based in the city. The Bó is responsible for the city's governance and local security and commands the Samurai, the well-trained military force dedicated to maintaining order and enforcing the policies of the capital.
The province’s minor cities are governed by nobles known as Zǐ, who manage local affairs and civic issues. These Zǐ in turn command the Ro-Shìbīng, a military force tailored to respond to the challenges and defense needs of these urban centers.
At the grassroots level, individual villages fall under the administration of the lesser nobles referred to as Nán. Each Nán oversees village affairs, ensuring the local population’s welfare and stability, and is responsible for commanding the Ch-Shìbīng, a more rugged military contingent tasked with village-level protection.
This structured hierarchy ensures that each level of Kum-Rort’s society, from villages to the capital, maintains a balance between civil order and military readiness, all under the unified command of the Emperor and his military advisors.
History
Before the Great War the province belong to the Kas Kingdom which was widely seen as one of the biggest nations in the area controlling The Eastern expanse. However due to infighting just before it's fall it was easily taken by the Necromanians.
After the Great War it was split into three parts:The Province of Kum-Rort, The province of Kas-Murb and The province of Kas-Yurb, which was the first to officially join the empire.
After the grand war the five clans of the Eastern expanse who had survived, got together and unanimously decided to give the land of the nowadays province Kum-Rort to the first emperor, who decided to build his capital, Kum-Rort, on top of the ruins of the village which had once been the capital of the Kas kingdom, Kas-Rurb, which had been burned to the ground after one of the uprisings during the Great War.
Demography and Population
about 200 000 Daalare live in The province of Kum-Rort, which is often divided into these three groups:
| 140 000 | Chung | Those living in a Province capital. |
| 30 000 | Rooch | Those living in the area surruonding the Province capital. |
| 30 000 | Choo | Those living along the province Borders. |
Territories
Nestled between five of the seven other provinces, Kum-Rort is widely considered to lie in the heartland's of the empire. It's control reaches from the end of the forest of verraea to the open planes of the Eastern expanse where the city lie.
Military
The most notable soldiers coming from this area would be the emperor's knights, who are the only one except for the members of the Imperial family to be allowed to ride the Imperial dragons.
Religion
Most of them follow the Eastern doctrine, which celebrates Sol'nus more than the other four gods.
Agriculture & Industry
Except for the usual crop of rice, cotton, soybeans, sweet potato and rape and breeding and slaughtering of animals such as pigs and bovine, the province can easily be divided into three distinct parts:
The western part of the province is most famous for producing Zhang mu, Camphor wood, and Hong mu, Mahogany, and creating some of the best furniture of the empire out of said wood.
The area between the forest and the city itself is most famously known for creating silk out of the various silk-larvae that live in the area, as well as making some of the most beautiful clothes out of said silk.
The area east of the city is most famous for housing Imperial dragons one of the only species of dragons which have kept its wings and is still big enough to ride. As the name suggests it's only ridden by members of the Imperial family and their guards.
Infrastructure
The biggest road of the province is the Grand Eastern Road which reach from Tor-MetaTera all the way to Kum-Rort, while going through the province of Paadig and the province of Laffeg as well as a small part of the province of Bud-Fa. It's mostly used by those traveling from and to the tower.
Leading north of the city is the Kita-Road heading towards the province of Kas-Murb. Then it is the Southern Nán-Road that leads down to the province of Goa-Twe.
Type
Geopolitical, Province
Capital
Training Level
Semi-trained
Veterancy Level
Experienced
Demonym
Daalare
Leader
Leader Title
Head of State
Government System
Monarchy, Absolute
Power Structure
Feudal state
Currency
1 Golden ling = 10 Silver ling = 100 Coppar ling
they usually call one silver ling "a Ling", winch is the most commonly use of the three.
Major Exports
their biggest export lies in the silken fabric and the clothing made out of it as well as the luxurious wooden furniture from the western part of the province.
Major Imports
the biggest import is in raw gold as well as jewelry and gemstone from both inside and outside of the empire.
Parent Organization
Location
Official Languages
Neighboring Nations
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