Independent Terrosian Kingdom
The Independent Terrosian Kingdom (ITK) emerged from the ashes of the Sapphiro Empire, establishing itself under the leadership of the Carabassa family, the wealthiest household in Terrosia. Built on promises of prosperity for its people, the kingdom's economy relies heavily on the slave trade—a system accepted, and even embraced, by its citizens.
Structure
There are only 3 duchy in Terrosian Kingdom.
Their land border depends on the king. Basically, the more opinion the king have to you, the bigger a duke’s land is. The king also have 3 advisors for military, diplomatic and economic.
Culture
Agrarian and Traditional Society: The ITK fosters an agrarian culture centered around farming and pastoral life. The landowners, including nobles and wealthy citizens, depend heavily on slave labor for agricultural production.
Farming Estates: Large estates, especially in the fertile plains, grow essential crops like wheat, barley, and root vegetables. Orchards and vineyards provide luxury items such as wine and fruits.
Rural Festivals: The kingdom’s culture is steeped in seasonal festivals celebrating harvests, fertility, and rural life, often marked by feasts, music, and traditional dances.
Class Divide: Nobles and commoners benefit from slave labor, giving rise to a leisure class that enjoys relative luxury. This creates a sharp divide between social classes, with free citizens reveling in comfort while slaves toil.
Public Agenda
Southern Expansion: The ITK’s political and military focus is on expanding southward. The southern frontiers, rich in resources and trade routes, present valuable opportunities.
Military Campaigns: Armies are often deployed to secure strategic passes and resource-rich areas.
History
Founding and Rise: After the collapse of the Sapphiro Empire, the Carabassa family consolidated power by promising prosperity through reduced labor burdens for citizens. Using wealth accumulated through trade and connections, they took control of Dragonstable and declared it the capital of the Independent Terrosian Kingdom.
Golden Age of Slavery: Under the Carabassa family’s rule, the slave trade flourished, with human and Fenniko captives filling the estates and farms of the kingdom. While the people enjoyed prosperity, the reliance on slavery became a moral blind spot.
Disbandment
Execution of last Carabassa.
Demography and Population
Estimated to be at least 1 million and 750,000 slaves.
670,000 of slaves are Fennexi
Military
60,000 personnel
Mix of heavy infantry and heavy cavalry.
The Terrosian Kingdom also the fan of siege weapon and light ballista.
Foreign Relations
Enemies:
Miminian Kingdom: Longstanding rival due to competition over border regions and trade routes. Frequent skirmishes occur along their shared frontier. Shanjian Kingdom: Relations with Shanjia are hostile, as slave raids and territorial disputes across the Sharosia Strait have escalated into open conflict. Furiconia Empire: A political and ideological enemy, Furiconia opposes the use of slavery, often supporting rebellions within ITK territory.Allies:
Novakian Kingdoms: The kingdom share a common enemy in the Miminian Kingdom and have aligned with the ITK to counter this threat. Terrax: Closely allied with the Novakian Kingdoms. Terrax supplies rare minerals and precious stones, bolstering the ITK’s industry and luxury markets. Malnarr Empire: A powerful empire that supports the ITK militarily and economically.Laws
Legalized Slavery:
Slaves are Property: Slaves have no legal rights, considered property that can be bought, sold, or inherited. Fennio and Humans: Female Fennexi command the highest prices due to their mystical heritage, while male humans are used for physical labor and sold cheaply. Restrictions on Freed Slaves: Freed slaves face heavy restrictions and can never rise to noble or governmental positions, ensuring a rigid class structure.Agriculture & Industry
Agricultural Economy:
Staple Crops: Wheat, barley, and root vegetables dominate the farmlands. Luxury Goods: Orchards produce wine and fruits for the nobility, with vineyards expanding to meet growing demand. Livestock: Farms raise cattle, sheep, and pigs, with horse breeding for the army and nobility.Cottage Industry:
The ITK also supports small-scale industries in textile production and craftsmanship. Local artisans produce fine pottery, clothing, and weapons, often relying on slave labor for menial tasks.Trade & Transport
Sea Trade: The ITK relies heavily on maritime trade routes across the Sharosia Strait and other coastal waters, sending agricultural products, slaves, and horses to allies and neutral territories.
Overland Routes: Caravans and horse-drawn wagons connect Dragonstable to distant towns and cities across Terrosia. Goods such as grain, textiles, and livestock are transported through these routes, with settlements along the way providing rest and trade points.
Infrastructure
Water Management: Aqueducts and wells supply fresh water to Dragonstable and its outskirts. The rural estates use irrigation canals to water fields, ensuring stable agricultural yields.
DISBANDED/DISSOLVED
O heaven grant us glory
422 - 747
Type
Geopolitical, Kingdom
Capital
Successor Organization
Demonym
Terrosian
Family Leader
Government System
Dictatorship
Currency
Terrosian Kooting
Major Exports
Grain and Food Products: Wheat, barley, meat, and wine form the bulk of exports, ensuring steady trade income.
Slaves: The ITK’s most profitable export, with Fennexi females fetching high prices across neighboring kingdoms.
Horses: Bred for both war and trade, Terrosian horses are in demand throughout Ysanaf.
Major Imports
Exotic Goods: Silk, spices, and luxury items are imported from distant lands, especially from Malnarr.
Weaponry: Siege equipment and specialized armaments are acquired from Malnarr and other allies to support the kingdom’s military.
Stone and Metals: As the southern mountains are difficult to access, some raw materials must be imported to sustain building projects and forge weaponry.
Legislative Body
The king
Judicial Body
The king
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