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The Noble Empire of Drailor | The Noble Empire of Drailor is bordered by two neighboring countries, the Canadian Elven Federation to the north, east, and west, and the United States of South America to the south. The capital city of Gaholian is located on the southern border of the empire, near the border with the United States. | ||
The Noble Empire of Drailor is an Imperial Noble House Union, which is a non-democratic federation of noble houses. It is governed by a council of representatives from each of the member houses, with the House of Drailor holding a prominent position within the council. The | The government of the Noble Empire of Drailor is an Imperial Noble House Union, which is a non-democratic federation of noble houses. It is governed by a council of representatives from each of the member houses, with the House of Drailor holding a prominent position within the council. The other potential federal houses include the House of Talsey, House of Silverland, House of Newmore, House of Wynless, House of Rottling, and House of Gornee. | ||
The Noble Empire of Drailor | The Noble Empire of Drailor's legislature includes a number of powerful corporations and companies, such as the Drailor North Peak Mining Corporations, the Royal Alien Company, the Drailor Council of 150 Companies, East Range Industries, Echo Grounds Company, and the Workers of the Rhino. | ||
The empire was founded in 1215 following the secession of the city-state of Gaholian from the United States of South America. It was established as a Noble House Union Under a non-democratic company federation. | |||
As of the latest estimates, the population of the Noble Empire of Drailor is around 198,786,321 people. The currency used in the empire is the Union Federation Dollar. | |||
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'''<big>The Twenty Noble Houses</big> | '''<big>The Twenty Noble Houses</big> | ||
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#Talsey | <br> | ||
#Wynless | # Drailor: The governing house of the empire, founded by the first emperor of Drailor. Members of this house hold significant political power and influence. | ||
#Silverland | # | ||
#Newmore | # Talsey: A house known for its skilled military leaders and warriors. Members of this house often hold positions of authority within the imperial army. | ||
#Rottling | # | ||
#Gornee | # Wynless: A house that specializes in agriculture and farming. Members of this house are often responsible for the production and distribution of food within the empire. | ||
#Ouste | # | ||
#Cardnai | # Silverland: A house with a long history of trade and commerce. Members of this house are often involved in the management of trade routes and businesses within the empire. | ||
#AilduniBrowders | # | ||
#Kenmour | # Newmore: A house known for its skilled artisans and craftsmen. Members of this house often produce fine art and goods that are in high demand. | ||
#Montnedy | # | ||
#Loveledge | # Rottling: A house with a strong tradition of scholarship and education. Members of this house often hold positions of authority within the imperial education system. | ||
#Autumnman | # | ||
#Eastway | # Gornee: A house known for its expert shipbuilders and sailors. Members of this house often hold positions of authority within the imperial navy. | ||
#Fletchson | # | ||
#Oowste | # Ouste: A house with a strong tradition of religious devotion. Members of this house are often involved in the management of religious institutions within the empire. | ||
#Frenthis | # | ||
#Uwnou | # Cardnai: A house that specializes in architecture and engineering. Members of this house often design and build important structures within the empire. | ||
#Gleelwald | # | ||
# AilduniBrowders: A house with a long tradition of mining and metalworking. Members of this house often oversee the extraction and production of metals and minerals within the empire. | |||
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# Kenmour: A house known for its expertise in medicine and healing. Members of this house often hold positions of authority within the imperial healthcare system. | |||
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# Montnedy: A house with a strong tradition of law and justice. Members of this house often hold positions of authority within the imperial legal system. | |||
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# Loveledge: A house known for its expertise in animal husbandry and breeding. Members of this house often oversee the care and breeding of livestock within the empire. | |||
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# Autumnman: A house with a long tradition of forestry and woodworking. Members of this house often oversee the management and harvesting of timber within the empire. | |||
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# Eastway: A house known for its expertise in transportation and logistics. Members of this house often manage the movement of goods and people within the empire. | |||
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# Fletchson: A house with a strong tradition of hunting and wildlife management. Members of this house often oversee the conservation and management of wildlife within the empire. | |||
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# Oowste: A house known for its expertise in textiles and fashion. Members of this house often produce fine clothing and textiles that are in high demand. | |||
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# Frenthis: A house with a long tradition of music and the performing arts. Members of this house often produce and perform music, theater, and other forms of entertainment within the empire. | |||
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# Uwnou: A house known for its expertise in architecture and city planning. Members of this house often design and build important public spaces and infrastructure within the empire. | |||
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# Gleelwald: A house with a strong tradition of exploration and adventure. Members of this house often lead expeditions and explorations beyond the borders of the empire. | |||
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<big>'''Secession of the Gaholian city-state'''</big> | |||
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In that year, the House of Drailor, the leading noble house of the region, seized the opportunity to break away from the United States and establish an independent empire. The House of Drailor had long been dissatisfied with the federal government's policies and felt that they were not being given the respect and autonomy they deserved. | |||
When Gaholian declared its independence, the House of Drailor saw it as a chance to take charge and build a new government that would better represent their interests. With the support of other local noble houses, they quickly established the Noble Empire of Drailor and set up the House of Drailor as the ruling house of the empire. | |||
The secession of Gaholian was not without controversy, however. The United States of South America saw it as an act of rebellion and sent troops to try to reclaim the city. But the House of Drailor was prepared for the conflict and quickly mobilized their own forces to defend their new empire. | |||
After a brief but intense battle, the forces of the Noble Empire of Drailor emerged victorious, securing their independence and establishing themselves as a new sovereign state in North America. This event marked the beginning of a new era for the region, as the House of Drailor and the other noble houses set about building a new government and society that would reflect their unique vision and values. | |||
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<big>'''Government'''</big> | |||
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The Noble Empire of Drailor is an Imperial Noble House Union, which is a non-democratic federation of noble houses. The government is primarily run by the House of Drailor, which serves as the governing house and holds a prominent position within the council that oversees the empire. | |||
The empire's legislative branch is composed of various powerful corporations, such as Drailor North Peak Mining Corporations, The Royal Alien Company, Drailor council of 150 companies, East Range Industries, Echo Grounds Company, and the Workers of the Rhino. These corporations have a significant impact on the empire's governance, and their representatives work closely with the council to make decisions that affect the empire as a whole. | |||
The empire's council is composed of representatives from each of the twenty noble houses, with the House of Drailor holding a significant amount of power and influence. The council oversees the day-to-day governance of the empire, and decisions are typically made through a combination of consensus-building and the use of veto power by the governing house. | |||
Overall, the Noble Empire of Drailor is a society controlled by noble houses, with a complex system of governance that is primarily focused on maintaining the power and influence of the ruling class. While the empire's political structure may seem outdated and undemocratic to some, it has proven to be an effective means of maintaining stability and order within the empire. | |||
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<big>'''History'''</big> | |||
The noble empire of drailor has a short history from when it gained its independence by the Secession of the Gaholian city-state because of the noble house of drailor unhappiness with the federal government of the united states of south america which lead to the creation of the empire. | |||
Latest revision as of 06:08, 27 October 2023
The Noble Empire Of Drailor
Noble Empire Of Drailor "NEOD" | |
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Flag | |
| Motto: "Profit And Wealth" | |
Noble Empire of Drailor in purple United States of south America in red | |
| Capital | Gaholian |
| Government | "Imperial Noble House Union Under a non-democratic company federation" |
• Federal Noble House | House of Drailor |
• 1st Potential Federal House | House of Talsey |
• 2nd Potential Federal House | House of Silverland |
• Potential Federal House | House of Newmore |
• Potential Federal House | House of Wynless |
• Potential Federal House | House of Rottling |
• Potential Federal House | House of Gornee |
| Legislature | Drailor North Peak Mining Corporations,
The Royal Alien Company, Drailor council of 150 companies, East Range Industries, Echo Grounds Company, Workers of the Rhino |
| Establishment | |
• Secession of the city state of Gaholian from the United States of south America | 1205 |
• Formation of the Noble House Union Under a non-democratic company Federation | 1215 |
| Population | |
• Estimate | 198,786,321 |
| Currency | Union Federation Dollar |
The Noble Empire of Drailor is bordered by two neighboring countries, the Canadian Elven Federation to the north, east, and west, and the United States of South America to the south. The capital city of Gaholian is located on the southern border of the empire, near the border with the United States.
The government of the Noble Empire of Drailor is an Imperial Noble House Union, which is a non-democratic federation of noble houses. It is governed by a council of representatives from each of the member houses, with the House of Drailor holding a prominent position within the council. The other potential federal houses include the House of Talsey, House of Silverland, House of Newmore, House of Wynless, House of Rottling, and House of Gornee.
The Noble Empire of Drailor's legislature includes a number of powerful corporations and companies, such as the Drailor North Peak Mining Corporations, the Royal Alien Company, the Drailor Council of 150 Companies, East Range Industries, Echo Grounds Company, and the Workers of the Rhino.
The empire was founded in 1215 following the secession of the city-state of Gaholian from the United States of South America. It was established as a Noble House Union Under a non-democratic company federation.
As of the latest estimates, the population of the Noble Empire of Drailor is around 198,786,321 people. The currency used in the empire is the Union Federation Dollar.
The Twenty Noble Houses
- Drailor: The governing house of the empire, founded by the first emperor of Drailor. Members of this house hold significant political power and influence.
- Talsey: A house known for its skilled military leaders and warriors. Members of this house often hold positions of authority within the imperial army.
- Wynless: A house that specializes in agriculture and farming. Members of this house are often responsible for the production and distribution of food within the empire.
- Silverland: A house with a long history of trade and commerce. Members of this house are often involved in the management of trade routes and businesses within the empire.
- Newmore: A house known for its skilled artisans and craftsmen. Members of this house often produce fine art and goods that are in high demand.
- Rottling: A house with a strong tradition of scholarship and education. Members of this house often hold positions of authority within the imperial education system.
- Gornee: A house known for its expert shipbuilders and sailors. Members of this house often hold positions of authority within the imperial navy.
- Ouste: A house with a strong tradition of religious devotion. Members of this house are often involved in the management of religious institutions within the empire.
- Cardnai: A house that specializes in architecture and engineering. Members of this house often design and build important structures within the empire.
- AilduniBrowders: A house with a long tradition of mining and metalworking. Members of this house often oversee the extraction and production of metals and minerals within the empire.
- Kenmour: A house known for its expertise in medicine and healing. Members of this house often hold positions of authority within the imperial healthcare system.
- Montnedy: A house with a strong tradition of law and justice. Members of this house often hold positions of authority within the imperial legal system.
- Loveledge: A house known for its expertise in animal husbandry and breeding. Members of this house often oversee the care and breeding of livestock within the empire.
- Autumnman: A house with a long tradition of forestry and woodworking. Members of this house often oversee the management and harvesting of timber within the empire.
- Eastway: A house known for its expertise in transportation and logistics. Members of this house often manage the movement of goods and people within the empire.
- Fletchson: A house with a strong tradition of hunting and wildlife management. Members of this house often oversee the conservation and management of wildlife within the empire.
- Oowste: A house known for its expertise in textiles and fashion. Members of this house often produce fine clothing and textiles that are in high demand.
- Frenthis: A house with a long tradition of music and the performing arts. Members of this house often produce and perform music, theater, and other forms of entertainment within the empire.
- Uwnou: A house known for its expertise in architecture and city planning. Members of this house often design and build important public spaces and infrastructure within the empire.
- Gleelwald: A house with a strong tradition of exploration and adventure. Members of this house often lead expeditions and explorations beyond the borders of the empire.
Secession of the Gaholian city-state
In that year, the House of Drailor, the leading noble house of the region, seized the opportunity to break away from the United States and establish an independent empire. The House of Drailor had long been dissatisfied with the federal government's policies and felt that they were not being given the respect and autonomy they deserved.
When Gaholian declared its independence, the House of Drailor saw it as a chance to take charge and build a new government that would better represent their interests. With the support of other local noble houses, they quickly established the Noble Empire of Drailor and set up the House of Drailor as the ruling house of the empire.
The secession of Gaholian was not without controversy, however. The United States of South America saw it as an act of rebellion and sent troops to try to reclaim the city. But the House of Drailor was prepared for the conflict and quickly mobilized their own forces to defend their new empire.
After a brief but intense battle, the forces of the Noble Empire of Drailor emerged victorious, securing their independence and establishing themselves as a new sovereign state in North America. This event marked the beginning of a new era for the region, as the House of Drailor and the other noble houses set about building a new government and society that would reflect their unique vision and values.
Government
The Noble Empire of Drailor is an Imperial Noble House Union, which is a non-democratic federation of noble houses. The government is primarily run by the House of Drailor, which serves as the governing house and holds a prominent position within the council that oversees the empire.
The empire's legislative branch is composed of various powerful corporations, such as Drailor North Peak Mining Corporations, The Royal Alien Company, Drailor council of 150 companies, East Range Industries, Echo Grounds Company, and the Workers of the Rhino. These corporations have a significant impact on the empire's governance, and their representatives work closely with the council to make decisions that affect the empire as a whole.
The empire's council is composed of representatives from each of the twenty noble houses, with the House of Drailor holding a significant amount of power and influence. The council oversees the day-to-day governance of the empire, and decisions are typically made through a combination of consensus-building and the use of veto power by the governing house.
Overall, the Noble Empire of Drailor is a society controlled by noble houses, with a complex system of governance that is primarily focused on maintaining the power and influence of the ruling class. While the empire's political structure may seem outdated and undemocratic to some, it has proven to be an effective means of maintaining stability and order within the empire.
History
The noble empire of drailor has a short history from when it gained its independence by the Secession of the Gaholian city-state because of the noble house of drailor unhappiness with the federal government of the united states of south america which lead to the creation of the empire.