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"Sheyeru" is an epithet for a mysterious group of catgirl peoples who migrated in the Tranquil Sea out of | "Sheyeru" is an epithet for a mysterious group of catgirl peoples who migrated in the Tranquil Sea out of an anomalous whirlpool. The name "Sheyeru" is believed to have derived from their native denonym. Not much is known about the group, and little tidbits of their way of life come from eyewitness accounts. They have been observed as exclusively female, and exclusively being composed of Catgirls. The Sheyeru have been spotted landing in the coasts of [[Magia Regnum]], [[Regeliana]], [[Koskeau]], [[Prestore]], [[Metamora]], and [[Crown Royal]] in fleets of galleys, outrigger boats and dugout canoes and fishing and resting in the coasts of the said nations, coming into awkward contact with the aforementioned nations' fishermen and inhabitants on the coast. Their technology such as maritime vessels, tools and general outlook have been described as "archaic" and "very primitive". | ||
==Politics== | ==Politics and Foreign Relations== | ||
The "Sheyeru" are believed to have no formal governmental authority, though experts believe that this is a result of their recent migration, and not necessarily due to an anarchistic model or lack of knowledge of formal political organizations. Witnesses who encountered them in their forays on the coast did not describe them as egalitarian or lacking authoritarian models, but as actually hierarchical as the fleets of fisher catgirls seem to refer to a catgirl or a "girl" who has authority over a specific section of fishing boats. The Catgirls are also said to not partake in decisions of their own, and always refer to "catgirls" or "girls" who are of higher authority over them. | |||
Experts believe that this is evidence of a formal hierarchical organization among the catgirl flotillas. Observers also believe that the Sheyeru have the trappings of a formal political or religious organization, as the Catgirls refer to a "High Princess" or "''Daschi Horunryonen-schyu''" of a conflicting name, either "Shiyara" or "Mira". They also refer to priestesses or "High Priestesses" named "''Ryifin''". With all these information, the consensus is that the Sheyeru are a formal polity just undergoing a recent migration, and a more formal political or religious organization will likely be set up after they have finished their organization, in contrast to earlier observations that they are "anarchist" or "egalitarian". | |||
===Military=== | ===Military=== | ||
There are no observations of a standing army or military among the Sheyeru, but witnesses have observed weaponry being carried by the Catgirls such as spears, or fishing harpoons. Sheyeru technology is believed to be fairly primitive. | |||
==Economy== | ==Economy== | ||
It is unknown if the Sheyeru have understandings of money or a currency. The Sheyeru Catgirls primarily engage in barter among fishermen or people they encountered in the coast, with no observable commodity money or mediums of exchange. The Sheyeru are currently engaged mostly in coastal fishing, or in barter among inhabitants of the coast. Eyewitnesses describe them as always in constant awe or bewilderment in encountering modern goods or technology. There are also faerie girls among the Sheyeru who were observed as just giving out colorful pebbles or rocks to bystanders with no discernable function, not much is not known about these faeries, or transactions, or the goods being given away. | |||
==Demographics== | ==Demographics== | ||
===Ethnic groups=== | ===Ethnic groups=== |
Revision as of 07:37, 15 January 2024
Sheyeru Sheyeru | |
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Status | Unorganized people |
Capital | None (no organized authority) |
Largest city | None (no urban centers) |
Official languages | None |
Recognised national languages | Sheyeru |
Religion | Ryeifinism? |
Demonym(s) | Sheyeru |
Government | No organized authority |
Population | |
• Census | ~10,000-50,000+ |
"Sheyeru" is an epithet for a mysterious group of catgirl peoples who migrated in the Tranquil Sea out of an anomalous whirlpool. The name "Sheyeru" is believed to have derived from their native denonym. Not much is known about the group, and little tidbits of their way of life come from eyewitness accounts. They have been observed as exclusively female, and exclusively being composed of Catgirls. The Sheyeru have been spotted landing in the coasts of Magia Regnum, Regeliana, Koskeau, Prestore, Metamora, and Crown Royal in fleets of galleys, outrigger boats and dugout canoes and fishing and resting in the coasts of the said nations, coming into awkward contact with the aforementioned nations' fishermen and inhabitants on the coast. Their technology such as maritime vessels, tools and general outlook have been described as "archaic" and "very primitive".
Politics and Foreign Relations
The "Sheyeru" are believed to have no formal governmental authority, though experts believe that this is a result of their recent migration, and not necessarily due to an anarchistic model or lack of knowledge of formal political organizations. Witnesses who encountered them in their forays on the coast did not describe them as egalitarian or lacking authoritarian models, but as actually hierarchical as the fleets of fisher catgirls seem to refer to a catgirl or a "girl" who has authority over a specific section of fishing boats. The Catgirls are also said to not partake in decisions of their own, and always refer to "catgirls" or "girls" who are of higher authority over them.
Experts believe that this is evidence of a formal hierarchical organization among the catgirl flotillas. Observers also believe that the Sheyeru have the trappings of a formal political or religious organization, as the Catgirls refer to a "High Princess" or "Daschi Horunryonen-schyu" of a conflicting name, either "Shiyara" or "Mira". They also refer to priestesses or "High Priestesses" named "Ryifin". With all these information, the consensus is that the Sheyeru are a formal polity just undergoing a recent migration, and a more formal political or religious organization will likely be set up after they have finished their organization, in contrast to earlier observations that they are "anarchist" or "egalitarian".
Military
There are no observations of a standing army or military among the Sheyeru, but witnesses have observed weaponry being carried by the Catgirls such as spears, or fishing harpoons. Sheyeru technology is believed to be fairly primitive.
Economy
It is unknown if the Sheyeru have understandings of money or a currency. The Sheyeru Catgirls primarily engage in barter among fishermen or people they encountered in the coast, with no observable commodity money or mediums of exchange. The Sheyeru are currently engaged mostly in coastal fishing, or in barter among inhabitants of the coast. Eyewitnesses describe them as always in constant awe or bewilderment in encountering modern goods or technology. There are also faerie girls among the Sheyeru who were observed as just giving out colorful pebbles or rocks to bystanders with no discernable function, not much is not known about these faeries, or transactions, or the goods being given away.