Koreroc
Let others have their kings and emperors. We have no place for them here.Forged from war and atrocity, the Republic of Korero-Take have for centuries been melting pot of cultures, people and clashing ideals. The Koreroc ethnicity is a mix of all people who have made the Republic their home, though they tend to recognize their heritage from three major lines and a smattering of minor ones. But at heart, every man and woman are raised from an early age to the republic's anthem.
On the Dead
There's a lot you can do with a stiff, a few straps and some powertools.
Of Many Nations
We look to the future, not the past.Though they come from many roots, the people of Koreroc are united by a common home and a common culture. They have founded the Republic of Korero-Take and formed a unique blend of cultures that form somewhat of a mishmash across their country. Different provinces lean more heavily into some aspects than others, but they all share the same language and broadly recognize the same cultural aspects. The Koreroc people are the most varied out of any nation, both in appearance and customs. They are recognized throughout most of the world as industrious and innovative, but older nation view their experiments with democracy to be a temporary bout of insanity at best or dangerous at worst.
Naming Traditions
Family Names
Cascan - Wrycht, Jha, Chawmer, Rao Tamaiti - Rae, Williams, Acart, Morhier Ara - Henare, Ngata, Turei, Taumata
Male Names
Cascan - Malcolm, Ishaan, Sai, Rohan Tamaiti - Benneit, Iomhar, Vormvini, Mihael Ara - Harata, Ikaroa, Rawiri, MikaereFemale Names
Cascan - Akash, Mahavir, Shanti, Devi Tamaiti - Sarah, Elaine, Alana, Mairi Ara - Wikitoria, Makareta, Emere, KaoriThey have the best and spiciest food, I'll give them that... But those hollowed out whales and undead sea-beasts they have give me the creeps.
On the Obryad Federation
'Bloodline' this, 'house of' that. I can't believe they still cling to such rot in our enlightened age.
On the Shinomas Magocracy
We can never forgive them for the raze of Rakh. There's war and then there's annihilation; the Shinomas don't play at anything. They aren't just out there to conquer, but to destroy us.
You state that these people are a smattering of different cultures and traditions, but then also state that they share a culture. It would be good to maybe give examples of how the different cultures come together to form something unified. Links to different parts of the setting would also make it a little easier to explore the setting.