The Kingdom of Melgia (Mel - G - Uh)

The Kingdom of Melgia is a prominent kingdom located in the continent of Nidira, known for its enchanting landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and predominantly Elven population. Melgia is a realm of natural beauty, characterized by lush forests, rolling hills, and picturesque coastlines. It is renowned for its close connection with nature, as its people, primarily Elves, hold a deep reverence for the natural world. The Kingdom of Melgia is governed by a monarchy, with the Elven Queen Ga'lael Larethahl as its ruler. Queen Ga'lael is a Goldvale Elf with deep orange hair, known for her wisdom, grace, and strong affinity for nature. Under her leadership, Melgia embraces the Verdant Warden as one of its primary deities, a god/goddess associated with nature and neutrality. The kingdom's culture and customs are deeply rooted in their reverence for the Verdant Warden, as well as their dedication to the principles of equality, harmony, and preservation of the natural world.   Melgia is renowned for its architectural beauty, with cities and settlements characterized by elegant Elven craftsmanship. The kingdom's urban centers feature spiraling streets, intertwined with parks and residential areas. The capital city, Silvanus, stands at the northwestern tip of Melgia and is known for its breathtaking views of the rocky cliffs, vast forests, and the golden brown tree that symbolizes the unity between the sylvan kind. In addition to their affinity for nature, the Melgian Elves are generally accepting and welcoming towards other races, promoting diversity and cultural exchange. While Elves hold positions of power and influence within the kingdom, other races are often accepted as citizens and respected members of society.   Trade and commerce flourish within Melgia, with the kingdom known for its craftsmanship in various arts, including intricate jewelry, fine textiles, and enchanting musical instruments. The Elven cities boast bustling marketplaces where traders from different lands gather to exchange goods and foster cultural interactions. Overall, the Kingdom of Melgia represents a harmonious coexistence between the Elven race and the natural world. It stands as a testament to the Elves' deep connection with nature, their commitment to equality, and their appreciation for beauty and craftsmanship.

Demography and Population

The Kingdom of Melgia is a primarily Elven nation, however there is a variety of races that are welcome within its' borders.   Elves- 60% Half Elves-10% Human- 6% Halfling- 4% Various other Races- 20%

Religion

The Kingdom of Melgia allows the worship of The Verdant Warden, The Law Bearer, and the Night Mother. While most worshipers of the Night Mother are seen as cultists and inherently evil, the Kingdom recognizes that she is one of the Cardinal deities and her worship can be misconstrued just as much as the other two. All three of the Cardinal Deities play an important role in everyday life and that is recognized here within the borders of Melgia.

In Cuil Sui in Naturalis (Be in life as you would be in nature)

Founding Date
738 ANM
Type
Geopolitical, Kingdom
Capital
Demonym
Melgian
Government System
Monarchy, Constitutional
Economic System
Mixed economy
Currency
The country much like its neighbors mints its own currency however a generalized weight per coin has been agreed upon by the three countries to allow spending beyond borders. The Minted currency in Melgia is as follows: Gold Piece - Trillim Electrom Piece - Valar Silver Piece - Quell Copper Piece - Zill
Legislative Body
The Legislative Body of Melgia is known as the Court of Four Seasons. The Court consists of the four most renowned Arch Druids in the Kingdoms borders, with the Queen acting as the overseer, breaking any ties or resolving any disagreements. The current members of the Court are as follows:   Spring - Syn'velal Koriath   Summer - Anorast Ganorill   Fall - Gil'viel Korihl   Winter - Gyl'dorel Aedlock
Location
Official Languages
Controlled Territories
Notable Members

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