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| conventional_long_name = Ascended Kingdom of Khijovia | | conventional_long_name = Ascended Kingdom of Khijovia | ||
| native_name = | | native_name = Mœþra Khijovıænne Krønıa | ||
| common_name = Khijovia | | common_name = Khijovia | ||
| image_flag = [[File:KhijoviaNewFlag1.png|200px]] | | image_flag = [[File:KhijoviaNewFlag1.png|200px]] | ||
| alt_flag = | | alt_flag = | ||
| image_coat = [[File:CoatOfArms.png|150px]] | | image_coat = [[File:CoatOfArms.png|150px]] | ||
| national_motto = <br/>Œþ | | national_motto = <br/>Œþ øna Đraconıæ nıəva Aþtọnŏė voera<br/>{{small|"''Love of the Motherland is our only Law''"}} | ||
| national_anthem = <br> | | national_anthem = <br> Vara Khijovıænne Ġanþŏra <br/>{{small|''The Glorious Khijovian Anthem''}}[[File:MediaPlayer.png|link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEI82RCaExw&ab_channel=Khijovia]] | ||
| royal_anthem = | | royal_anthem = | ||
| image_map = Khijovia.Map.png | | image_map = Khijovia.Map.png | ||
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| longEW = <!--capital's latitude and longitude in degrees/minutes/direction--> | | longEW = <!--capital's latitude and longitude in degrees/minutes/direction--> | ||
| largest_city = [[ | | largest_city = [[Kleitore]] | ||
| largest_settlement_type = | | largest_settlement_type = | ||
| largest_settlement = | | largest_settlement = | ||
| national_languages = | | national_languages = | ||
| official_languages = [[Khijovian]] | | official_languages = [[Khijovian language|Khijovian]] | ||
| regional_languages = | | regional_languages = | ||
| languages_type = <!--Use to specify a further type of language, if not official, national or regional--> | | languages_type = <!--Use to specify a further type of language, if not official, national or regional--> | ||
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| ethnic_groups_year = | | ethnic_groups_year = | ||
| religion = [[Aravianism]] (94.2%)<BR>Other (3.5%)<BR>{{wp|Atheism}} (2.3%) | | religion = [[Aravianism]] (94.2%)<BR>Other (3.5%)<BR>{{wp|Atheism}} (2.3%) | ||
| demonym = Khijovian | | demonym = Khijovian | ||
| government_type = | | government_type = Semi-feudalistic Constitutional Monarchy | ||
| leader_title1 = Ascended King of Khijovia | | leader_title1 = Ascended King of Khijovia | ||
| leader_name1 = [[Arcadion II]] | | leader_name1 = [[Arcadion II]] | ||
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| area_sq_mi = 535,348 | | area_sq_mi = 535,348 | ||
| area_footnote = <!--Optional footnote for area--> | | area_footnote = <!--Optional footnote for area--> | ||
| percent_water = | | percent_water = 3.3 | ||
| area_label = Land Area | | area_label = Land Area | ||
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'''Khijovia''' ([[Khijovian]]: ''Khijovıæ'' [ | '''Khijovia''' ([[Khijovian language|Khijovian]]: ''Khijovıæ'' [‘kɨjoːvjə]), officially the '''Ascended Kingdom of Khijovia''', is an {{wp|isolationsim|isolationist}}, semi-{{wp|feudalism|feudalistic}} {{wp|constitutional monarchy}} situated in northwestern [[Pelia]], with [[Kleitore]] serving as its capital. It shares its borders with [[Kyldigard]] to the north and [[Prestore]] to the south, while the [[Kesper Sea]] lies to the west. It occupies the northern portion of the [[High West]] region and possesses several overseas colonies, including the [[Recondia|Recondian]] archipelago in the [[Wintry Ocean]], [[Thenoria]] in northern [[Ilus]], and [[Yvrethia]] in northeastern Pelia, which is the largest and most significant of these territories. Mainland Khijovia has an estimated population of approximately 110 million, making it one of the most populous countries in Pelia. The colonial territories contribute an additional 17 million inhabitants, bringing the total population of Khijovia to 127 million. Known for its deeply spiritual society, the nation has maintained a unique connection with the {{wp|Magic (supernatural)|magical arts}} throughout its history, with approximately 94% of the population belonging to the [[Aravianism|Aravian faith]]. | ||
During ancient times, Khijovia served as a crossroads for numerous neolithic cultures. Thriving city-states emerged during the [ | During ancient times, Khijovia served as a crossroads for numerous neolithic cultures. Thriving city-states emerged during the [[Sparkalia #Era of Ruin|Era of Ruin]], preserving their cultural identity and language staunchly against external influences. Despite the upheavals in the rest of [[Sparkalia]], Khijovia remained isolated, relatively unaffected by wars and famines until the catastrophic [[Khijovia #Abheric Wars|Abheric Wars]] and the subsequent collapse of the city-state system around 177 BR, marking the end of the [[Khijovia #Archaic Age|Archaic Age]] in Khijovian history. Despite suffering continental amnesia during the [[Sparkalia #The_Great_Restart|Great Shuffle]], Khijovian culture persisted. | ||
In 289 AR, the [[Kveutonian Empire|Kveutonian]] | In 289 AR, the [[Kveutonian Empire|Kveutonian civilization]] conquered and divided Khijovia into governatorates, making it a crucial economic and cultural hub within the Kveutonian Empire. The empire reached its zenith around 415 but dissolved in 502, leading to the formation of independent statelets and religious-monastic military orders, including the influential [[Jovianic Order]]. Over the centuries, cities transformed into feudal lordships, giving rise to Khijovian states. The Grand Duke of [[Klettoria]], [[Zenon the Great]], initiated a national unification campaign in 1152, defeating the rival [[House of Arenia]] and establishing the [[Kingdom of Khijovia]] on July 11, 1161. Despite centuries of rule, the [[Zenonian Dynasty]] faced a coup on January 28, 1534, leading to the formation of the relatively short-lived [[Khijovian Federation]]. In May 1607, [[Arcadion II|Prince Arcadion]] of the House of Zenon reclaimed power and officially founded the Ascended Kingdom of Khijovia on June 3, 1607. | ||
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The origin of the name Khijovia has long intrigued linguists and historians, prompting diverse reconstructions. While some theories delve into etymological roots, others are steeped in historical narratives, including the intriguing notion of an ancient pre-Shuffle king named ''Khjvonnə'' in popular traditions. | The origin of the name Khijovia has long intrigued linguists and historians, prompting diverse reconstructions. While some theories delve into etymological roots, others are steeped in historical narratives, including the intriguing notion of an ancient pre-Shuffle king named ''Khjvonnə'' in popular traditions. | ||
One prevalent theory suggests that the name stems from '' | One prevalent theory suggests that the name stems from ''Khjyvi'', an exoethnonym used by the [[Koritia|Koritians]] for a tribe residing in the neighboring [[Aldoria]] region. Another hypothesis, not mutually exclusive, proposes that these people venerated a pagan deity, ''Khœva'', making the name signify "inhabitants of the land of ''Khœva''." | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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===Primordial Aeon=== | ===Primordial Aeon=== | ||
====Prehistory==== | ====Prehistory==== | ||
Approximately 35,000 years ago, the | Approximately 35,000 years ago, the Acreans, a nomadic civilization, were the first known inhabitants of Khijovia. Evidence from the Yllia archaeological site on the Pletorian coasts reveals complex burial practices and shamanic rituals. Despite the Neolithic agricultural revolution, the Acreatics relied on hunting and gathering until climatic changes around the twelfth millennium BR led them to migrate inland, transitioning to transhumant farming and eventually settled agriculture, marking the end of their nomadic lifestyle. | ||
====Protohistory==== | ====Protohistory==== | ||
The shift to agriculture and livestock in Khijovia led to population growth and early housing settlements, transitioning from matriarchy to patriarchy for village defense. The Copper Age saw distinct cultures like Venatorian, Khantan, and Koritian, while the Bronze and Iron Ages introduced the Xomian and Kleitite cultures. By 1400 BR, villages grew into cities, fostering interdependence with rural areas and developing a social hierarchy, forming the basis for an aristocratic caste. | The shift to agriculture and livestock in Khijovia led to population growth and early housing settlements, transitioning from matriarchy to patriarchy for village defense. The Copper Age saw distinct cultures like Venatorian, Khantan, and Koritian, while the Bronze and Iron Ages introduced the Xomian and Kleitite cultures. By 1400 BR, villages grew into cities, fostering interdependence with rural areas and developing a social hierarchy, forming the basis for an aristocratic caste. | ||
===Archaic Age === | |||
During the [[Sparkalia # Era of Ruin|Era of Ruin]] in Khijovia, urban centers developed into autonomous city-states, each adopting distinct forms of governance. Some embraced theocratic rule, where priests wielded political power as representatives of the gods. Others transitioned to monarchies, separating political authority from religious influence, while some followed a timocratic system led by aristocrats based on land ownership and military prowess. Over time, democracy began to emerge from aristocratic roots, gradually granting citizens equal rights and reshaping political dynamics through alliances to mitigate internal strife despite ongoing political tensions. | |||
During the Era of Ruin in Khijovia, urban centers developed into autonomous city-states, each adopting distinct forms of governance. Some embraced theocratic rule, where priests wielded political power as representatives of the gods. Others transitioned to monarchies, separating political authority from religious influence, while some followed a timocratic system led by aristocrats based on land ownership and military prowess. Over time, democracy began to emerge from aristocratic roots, gradually granting citizens equal rights and reshaping political dynamics through alliances to mitigate internal strife despite ongoing political tensions. | |||
====League Phase==== | |||
====Abheric Wars==== | |||
=== | ===Khijovic Middle Ages=== | ||
==== | ====Syhric Advent==== | ||
==== | ====Kveutonian Domination==== | ||
===Modern Era=== | |||
===Modern Era === | |||
====Surgence Epoch==== | ====Surgence Epoch==== | ||
====Zenonian Age | ====Zenonian Age==== | ||
====Koronian Civil War==== | |||
===Contemporary Age === | ===Contemporary Age === | ||
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===Physical Geography=== | ===Physical Geography=== | ||
Situated within the expansive geographical region known as the [[High West]], the Khijovian landscape showcases diverse features, making it one of the most varied regions on the [[Pelia|Pelian]] continent. Bordered by the [[Kyldigard|Kyldigardian]] | Situated within the expansive geographical region known as the [[High West]], the Khijovian landscape showcases diverse features, making it one of the most varied regions on the [[Pelia|Pelian]] continent. Bordered by the [[Kyldigard|Kyldigardian region]] to the north, Khijovia is geographically enclosed by the [[Clastoclite range]] to the east and the [[Stornic massif]] to the south. | ||
The Khijovian terrain exhibits a broad spectrum of characteristics, with a prevalence of hilly areas compared to flat or mountainous zones, maintaining an average altitude of approximately 730 meters above sea level. The mountainous landscapes extend across the eastern expanse of the nation, encompassing a significant portion of the western Clastoclite system. The highest peaks in Khijovia are situated in the central Clastoclites, where numerous summits exceed 5000 meters, including the remarkable [[Mount Eletherium]] (5800 meters), standing as the loftiest peak in the Clastoclite range. Over time, the Khijovian mountainous region has been shaped by an ancient Cenozoic glacial mass, leaving behind extensive moraines flanking the western Clastoclite slope, forming expansive highlands in the north and numerous shallow valleys amidst the southern hills. | The Khijovian terrain exhibits a broad spectrum of characteristics, with a prevalence of hilly areas compared to flat or mountainous zones, maintaining an average altitude of approximately 730 meters above sea level. The mountainous landscapes extend across the eastern expanse of the nation, encompassing a significant portion of the western Clastoclite system. The highest peaks in Khijovia are situated in the central Clastoclites, where numerous summits exceed 5000 meters, including the remarkable [[Mount Eletherium]] (5800 meters), standing as the loftiest peak in the Clastoclite range. Over time, the Khijovian mountainous region has been shaped by an ancient Cenozoic glacial mass, leaving behind extensive moraines flanking the western Clastoclite slope, forming expansive highlands in the north and numerous shallow valleys amidst the southern hills. | ||
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===Geology=== | ===Geology=== | ||
{{main|Geology of Khijovia}} | {{main|Geology of Khijovia}} | ||
Khijovia's geological history is defined by the Late Cenozoic collision between the Kesperian and northern Pelian plates, resulting in the [[Clastoclites|Clastoclitic chain]] and the accretion of microplates. This area is highly active geologically, with notable Neogene volcanism and seismicity. Studies have identified two main paleogeographic domains separated by the | Khijovia's geological history is defined by the Late Cenozoic collision between the Kesperian and northern Pelian plates, resulting in the [[Clastoclites|Clastoclitic chain]] and the accretion of microplates. This area is highly active geologically, with notable Neogene volcanism and seismicity. Studies have identified two main paleogeographic domains separated by the Clastoclitic line: the Pelian domain and the Kesperian domain, which includes the [[High West]] and the [[Kesper sea|Kesperian]] marine basin. The Khijovian subregion features sedimentary rocks dating from the Precambrian to the Quaternary and Cambrian metamorphites in the southeast. Khijovia's diverse geological features contribute significantly to the understanding of north-western [[Pelia]]'s geology. | ||
===Hydrography=== | ===Hydrography=== | ||
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=====Royal Force of the Carabineers===== | =====Royal Force of the Carabineers===== | ||
=====Royal Force of the Brigadiers of Public Security===== | =====Royal Force of the Brigadiers of Public Security===== | ||
==Economy== | ==Economy== | ||
==Culture== | ==Culture== | ||
{{main|Culture of Khijovia}} | |||
The culture of Khijovia is a unique blend of traditions shaped by its historical isolation and fragmented territories. This rich tapestry of knowledge, beliefs, arts, laws, and customs has evolved largely untouched by external influences. Despite its eventual unification, the region retains distinct regional identities, creating a complex cultural landscape marked by both unity and diversity. Khijovia values {{wp|beauty}} and {{wp|humanism}}, particularly evident since the [[Khijovia #Ascension Period|Ascension Period]], when a surge of artistic expression transformed everyday life into an art form. The society emphasizes personal integrity, where external beauty reflects inner virtue, fostering a strong sense of community and social harmony. | |||
Additionally, Khijovia has a complex relationship with magic, once misused but now revered through the teachings of [[Aravianism]]. Magic is seen as a powerful tool for societal improvement, though it is largely controlled by the elite [[Aravianism #Syhrics|Syhric caste]], who are viewed as noble guardians of this knowledge. | |||
[[Category:Countries (Sparkalia)]] | [[Category:Countries (Sparkalia)]] | ||
{{Template:Sparkalia}} | {{Template:Sparkalia}} | ||
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Ascended Kingdom of Khijovia Mœþra Khijovıænne Krønıa | |
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 Coat of arms
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| Motto: Œþ øna Đraconıæ nıəva Aþtọnŏė voera "Love of the Motherland is our only Law" | |
| Anthem: Vara Khijovıænne Ġanþŏra The Glorious Khijovian Anthem  | |
 Lands and surroundings of the Ascended Kingdom of Khijovia, 1613 AR | |
| Capital and | Kleitore |
| Official languages | Khijovian |
| Ethnic groups | Humans (82.9%) Sheepfolk (8.6%) Goatfolk (6.4%) Kyleth (2.1%) |
| Religion | Aravianism (94.2%) Other (3.5%) Atheism (2.3%) |
| Demonym(s) | Khijovian |
| Government | Semi-feudalistic Constitutional Monarchy |
• Ascended King of Khijovia | Arcadion II |
• Ascended Queen of Khijovia | Carevia I |
| Legislature | Royal Parliament |
| Establishment | |
• Foundation of the Ascended Kingdom | June 3, 1607 AR |
| Area | |
• Land Area | 1,386,546 km2 (535,348 sq mi) |
• Water (%) | 3.3 |
| Population | |
• 1613 AR estimate | 127,085,900 |
• Density | 86.6/km2 (224.3/sq mi) |
| GDP (nominal) | estimate |
• Total | $ 225,000,000,000.00 |
• Per capita | $ 1,772.00 |
| Currency | Shonenor (SHN) |
| Date format | dd/mm/yy |
| Driving side | right |
Khijovia (Khijovian: Khijovıæ [‘kɨjoːvjə]), officially the Ascended Kingdom of Khijovia, is an isolationist, semi-feudalistic constitutional monarchy situated in northwestern Pelia, with Kleitore serving as its capital. It shares its borders with Kyldigard to the north and Prestore to the south, while the Kesper Sea lies to the west. It occupies the northern portion of the High West region and possesses several overseas colonies, including the Recondian archipelago in the Wintry Ocean, Thenoria in northern Ilus, and Yvrethia in northeastern Pelia, which is the largest and most significant of these territories. Mainland Khijovia has an estimated population of approximately 110 million, making it one of the most populous countries in Pelia. The colonial territories contribute an additional 17 million inhabitants, bringing the total population of Khijovia to 127 million. Known for its deeply spiritual society, the nation has maintained a unique connection with the magical arts throughout its history, with approximately 94% of the population belonging to the Aravian faith.
During ancient times, Khijovia served as a crossroads for numerous neolithic cultures. Thriving city-states emerged during the Era of Ruin, preserving their cultural identity and language staunchly against external influences. Despite the upheavals in the rest of Sparkalia, Khijovia remained isolated, relatively unaffected by wars and famines until the catastrophic Abheric Wars and the subsequent collapse of the city-state system around 177 BR, marking the end of the Archaic Age in Khijovian history. Despite suffering continental amnesia during the Great Shuffle, Khijovian culture persisted. In 289 AR, the Kveutonian civilization conquered and divided Khijovia into governatorates, making it a crucial economic and cultural hub within the Kveutonian Empire. The empire reached its zenith around 415 but dissolved in 502, leading to the formation of independent statelets and religious-monastic military orders, including the influential Jovianic Order. Over the centuries, cities transformed into feudal lordships, giving rise to Khijovian states. The Grand Duke of Klettoria, Zenon the Great, initiated a national unification campaign in 1152, defeating the rival House of Arenia and establishing the Kingdom of Khijovia on July 11, 1161. Despite centuries of rule, the Zenonian Dynasty faced a coup on January 28, 1534, leading to the formation of the relatively short-lived Khijovian Federation. In May 1607, Prince Arcadion of the House of Zenon reclaimed power and officially founded the Ascended Kingdom of Khijovia on June 3, 1607.
Etymology
The origin of the name Khijovia has long intrigued linguists and historians, prompting diverse reconstructions. While some theories delve into etymological roots, others are steeped in historical narratives, including the intriguing notion of an ancient pre-Shuffle king named Khjvonnə in popular traditions.
One prevalent theory suggests that the name stems from Khjyvi, an exoethnonym used by the Koritians for a tribe residing in the neighboring Aldoria region. Another hypothesis, not mutually exclusive, proposes that these people venerated a pagan deity, Khœva, making the name signify "inhabitants of the land of Khœva."
History
Primordial Aeon
Prehistory
Approximately 35,000 years ago, the Acreans, a nomadic civilization, were the first known inhabitants of Khijovia. Evidence from the Yllia archaeological site on the Pletorian coasts reveals complex burial practices and shamanic rituals. Despite the Neolithic agricultural revolution, the Acreatics relied on hunting and gathering until climatic changes around the twelfth millennium BR led them to migrate inland, transitioning to transhumant farming and eventually settled agriculture, marking the end of their nomadic lifestyle.
Protohistory
The shift to agriculture and livestock in Khijovia led to population growth and early housing settlements, transitioning from matriarchy to patriarchy for village defense. The Copper Age saw distinct cultures like Venatorian, Khantan, and Koritian, while the Bronze and Iron Ages introduced the Xomian and Kleitite cultures. By 1400 BR, villages grew into cities, fostering interdependence with rural areas and developing a social hierarchy, forming the basis for an aristocratic caste.
Archaic Age
During the Era of Ruin in Khijovia, urban centers developed into autonomous city-states, each adopting distinct forms of governance. Some embraced theocratic rule, where priests wielded political power as representatives of the gods. Others transitioned to monarchies, separating political authority from religious influence, while some followed a timocratic system led by aristocrats based on land ownership and military prowess. Over time, democracy began to emerge from aristocratic roots, gradually granting citizens equal rights and reshaping political dynamics through alliances to mitigate internal strife despite ongoing political tensions.
League Phase
Abheric Wars
Khijovic Middle Ages
Syhric Advent
Kveutonian Domination
Modern Era
Surgence Epoch
Zenonian Age
Koronian Civil War
Contemporary Age
Federalist Parenthesis
Ascension Period
Geography
Physical Geography
Situated within the expansive geographical region known as the High West, the Khijovian landscape showcases diverse features, making it one of the most varied regions on the Pelian continent. Bordered by the Kyldigardian region to the north, Khijovia is geographically enclosed by the Clastoclite range to the east and the Stornic massif to the south.
The Khijovian terrain exhibits a broad spectrum of characteristics, with a prevalence of hilly areas compared to flat or mountainous zones, maintaining an average altitude of approximately 730 meters above sea level. The mountainous landscapes extend across the eastern expanse of the nation, encompassing a significant portion of the western Clastoclite system. The highest peaks in Khijovia are situated in the central Clastoclites, where numerous summits exceed 5000 meters, including the remarkable Mount Eletherium (5800 meters), standing as the loftiest peak in the Clastoclite range. Over time, the Khijovian mountainous region has been shaped by an ancient Cenozoic glacial mass, leaving behind extensive moraines flanking the western Clastoclite slope, forming expansive highlands in the north and numerous shallow valleys amidst the southern hills.
The plains of Khijovia encompass various areas, including the Catridian plain, formed by the alluvial expanses of the Thevre river and its tributaries, extending to Pyrisia; the Betronic plains, elevated plains along the coasts of Androvia and Charonthia; and the Platic plain, an elongated flat valley of tectonic origin encircling the Axiomia Lake, stretching from Cassiopia to Carcassonia.
Numerous Khijovian isles are grouped in small archipelagos, such as Cheronia off the Charonthic coasts, and Recondia, a polar archipelago situated within a deep lagoon connected to the Wintry Ocean, entirely surrounded by ice cap glaciers.
Geology
Khijovia's geological history is defined by the Late Cenozoic collision between the Kesperian and northern Pelian plates, resulting in the Clastoclitic chain and the accretion of microplates. This area is highly active geologically, with notable Neogene volcanism and seismicity. Studies have identified two main paleogeographic domains separated by the Clastoclitic line: the Pelian domain and the Kesperian domain, which includes the High West and the Kesperian marine basin. The Khijovian subregion features sedimentary rocks dating from the Precambrian to the Quaternary and Cambrian metamorphites in the southeast. Khijovia's diverse geological features contribute significantly to the understanding of north-western Pelia's geology.
Hydrography
Climate
Meteorology
Wildlife
Politics
State Structure
Administrative Division
The territory of the Ascended Kingdom of Khijovia is divided into 27 administrative regions, each corresponding to a semi-feudalistic entity, and further subdivided into 155 municipalities.
| Region | Map of the Khijovian Administrative Regions and Municipalities | |
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| 1 | Klettoria | 
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| 2 | Pyrisia | |
| 3 | Lluria | |
| 4 | Qaylasiah | |
| 5 | Atredia | |
| 6 | Chondia | |
| 7 | Charonthia | |
| 8 | Androvia | |
| 9 | Ketheria | |
| 10 | Garganthia | |
| 11 | Yvernia | |
| 12 | Kharpovia | |
| 13 | Profania | |
| 14 | Venatoria | |
| 15 | Teutoria | |
| 16 | Koritia | |
| 17 | Kalkhovia | |
| 18 | Bellatoria | |
| 19 | Cassiopia | |
| 20 | Aldoria | |
| 21 | Sofolenia | |
| 22 | Carcassonia | |
| 23 | Corkovia | |
| 24 | Karkarovia | |
| 25 | Rhodontia | |
| 26 | Varkadia | |
| 27 | Akrocanthia | |
| * | Axiomia | |
Foreign Relations
Military
Great Bordeaux Army
Grand Air Force
Royal Gendarmerie
Royal Force of the Border Guards
Royal Force of the Carabineers
Royal Force of the Brigadiers of Public Security
Economy
Culture
The culture of Khijovia is a unique blend of traditions shaped by its historical isolation and fragmented territories. This rich tapestry of knowledge, beliefs, arts, laws, and customs has evolved largely untouched by external influences. Despite its eventual unification, the region retains distinct regional identities, creating a complex cultural landscape marked by both unity and diversity. Khijovia values beauty and humanism, particularly evident since the Ascension Period, when a surge of artistic expression transformed everyday life into an art form. The society emphasizes personal integrity, where external beauty reflects inner virtue, fostering a strong sense of community and social harmony. Additionally, Khijovia has a complex relationship with magic, once misused but now revered through the teachings of Aravianism. Magic is seen as a powerful tool for societal improvement, though it is largely controlled by the elite Syhric caste, who are viewed as noble guardians of this knowledge.
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