Difference between revisions of "Neyeneth Empire"
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Its population is primarily made up of [[Trunan]] and [[Emerain]]. Although the Emerain people are vastly more numerous, the 'noble' Trunan hold every significant position of power within the empire and are accorded many more rights than their 'common' brethren. | Its population is primarily made up of [[Trunan]] and [[Emerain]]. Although the Emerain people are vastly more numerous, the 'noble' Trunan hold every significant position of power within the empire and are accorded many more rights than their 'common' brethren. | ||
| − | The Empire stretches accross almost all of [[Neyeneth]], with many lesser nations conquered and absorbed over the centuries. The only significant rivals to the Empire are the various [[dwarvern]] kingdoms burried deep in the North-Western mountains. | + | The Empire stretches accross almost all of [[Neyeneth]], with many lesser nations conquered and absorbed over the centuries. The only significant rivals to the Empire are the various [[dwarvern|Nethyerain]] kingdoms burried deep in the North-Western mountains. |
Revision as of 17:09, 20 July 2004
This totalitarian regime is ruled by an immortal Emperor and adheres strictly to the worship of Schiraman the God of Law.
Its population is primarily made up of Trunan and Emerain. Although the Emerain people are vastly more numerous, the 'noble' Trunan hold every significant position of power within the empire and are accorded many more rights than their 'common' brethren.
The Empire stretches accross almost all of Neyeneth, with many lesser nations conquered and absorbed over the centuries. The only significant rivals to the Empire are the various Nethyerain kingdoms burried deep in the North-Western mountains.
