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'''The Ok'lizuza Empire'''(Uzati: Ilcuanatl; Xocotec: Elcunatec), also known as '''Ok'lizuza''', is an empire in Northern [[Kalavik]] bordering [[Mychenar]] in the south and indirectly bordering [[Earlsdein]] in the north. The Ok'lizuza Empire is believed to be one of the oldest nations in Kalavik, having roots as far back as 4000 BC according to some scholars. Ok'lizuza is the 14th largest country in [[Thegye]], and the 2nd largest in [[Kalavik]], behind [[Mychenar]] with a 548,688 square kilometer land area. As of 1387, the Ok'lizuza Empire is at [[war with the Qintuá tribe]], and is expected to gain a significant portion of land after the war is completed. | '''The Ok'lizuza Empire''' (Uzati: Ilcuanatl; Xocotec: Elcunatec), also known as '''Ok'lizuza''', is an empire in Northern [[Kalavik]] bordering [[Mychenar]] in the south and indirectly bordering [[Earlsdein]] in the north. The Ok'lizuza Empire is believed to be one of the oldest nations in Kalavik, having roots as far back as 4000 BC according to some scholars. Ok'lizuza is the 14th largest country in [[Thegye]], and the 2nd largest in [[Kalavik]], behind [[Mychenar]] with a 548,688 square kilometer land area. As of 1387, the Ok'lizuza Empire is at [[war with the Qintuá tribe]], and is expected to gain a significant portion of land after the war is completed. | ||
Ok'lizuza was started as a small [[Uzati]] kingdom; however, it expanded to become the regional power of Northern [[Kalavik]] over time through conquering its neighbors and assimilating them through the Ok'lizuzati religion, [[Ulcheta]]. Through the conquests of the Ok'lizuza Empire, Ulcheta became among the most prominent religions in Northern Kalavik, and the empire itself, as 94.4% of all Ok'lizuzati are apart of the [[Ulcheta]] religion. This, among other things, has made the Ok'lizuza Empire a prominent country in the region. | Ok'lizuza was started as a small [[Uzati]] kingdom; however, it expanded to become the regional power of Northern [[Kalavik]] over time through conquering its neighbors and assimilating them through the Ok'lizuzati religion, [[Ulcheta]]. Through the conquests of the Ok'lizuza Empire, Ulcheta became among the most prominent religions in Northern Kalavik, and the empire itself, as 94.4% of all Ok'lizuzati are apart of the [[Ulcheta]] religion. This, among other things, has made the Ok'lizuza Empire a prominent country in the region. | ||
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Ok'lizuza Empire Ilcuanatl | |
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| Motto: Tzolopa Ulcuazotli We are Ul's Children | |
File:Map of Oklizuza.png Map of the Ok'lizuza Empire | |
| Location | Northern Kalavik, north of Mychenar, east of The Lost Domain |
| Capital and largest city | Ilishtokqaal |
| Official languages | Uzati • Xocotec |
| Recognised regional languages | Uzati • Xocotec • Vituanatec • Bataatni • Topazin • Tocuinali • Other minority languages |
| Ethnic groups | 55.7% Uza
23.3% Xocotec 9.3% Vituanate 11.7% Others |
| Religion | Ulcheta |
| Demonym(s) | Ok'lizuzati |
| Government | Theocratic Empire |
• Emperor | Xapachtlec of Ilishtokqaal |
| Otumechtli the Determined | |
| Formation | |
| 4000-1500 AE | |
• Expansion Into Neighboring Tribes | 566 AE |
| 13 IE | |
| 130-286 IE | |
| 369-512 IE | |
• Topoteca Family comes into power | 533 IE |
| 556-623 IE | |
| 681-733 IE | |
• Murder of the Topoteca Family and their Associates | 766 IE |
| 830-916 IE | |
| 916-931 IE | |
| 1066 IE-1118 IE | |
| 1384-1385 IE | |
| Area | |
• | 548,688 km2 (211,850 sq mi) ([[List of countries and dependencies by area|14th]]) |
| Population | |
• 1384 estimate | 9,200,000 ([[List of countries and dependencies by population| 8th]]) |
• 1380 census | 9,198,744 |
• Density | 16.77/km2 (43.4/sq mi) ([[List of countries and dependencies by population density| 21st]]) |
| Currency | Oachatl (Ø) |
The Ok'lizuza Empire (Uzati: Ilcuanatl; Xocotec: Elcunatec), also known as Ok'lizuza, is an empire in Northern Kalavik bordering Mychenar in the south and indirectly bordering Earlsdein in the north. The Ok'lizuza Empire is believed to be one of the oldest nations in Kalavik, having roots as far back as 4000 BC according to some scholars. Ok'lizuza is the 14th largest country in Thegye, and the 2nd largest in Kalavik, behind Mychenar with a 548,688 square kilometer land area. As of 1387, the Ok'lizuza Empire is at war with the Qintuá tribe, and is expected to gain a significant portion of land after the war is completed.
Ok'lizuza was started as a small Uzati kingdom; however, it expanded to become the regional power of Northern Kalavik over time through conquering its neighbors and assimilating them through the Ok'lizuzati religion, Ulcheta. Through the conquests of the Ok'lizuza Empire, Ulcheta became among the most prominent religions in Northern Kalavik, and the empire itself, as 94.4% of all Ok'lizuzati are apart of the Ulcheta religion. This, among other things, has made the Ok'lizuza Empire a prominent country in the region.
The Ok'lizuza Empire is semi-isolationist when it comes to diplomatic situations, only really getting involved when need be. Ok'lizuza's military is known among neighboring countries as being formidable and determined, as one of the core tenets of the military is to never surrender to the enemy. This has resulted in many instances where the Ok'lizuzati military has fought battles where every soldier died in combat. Ok'lizuza is also known for being one of the only countries on Thegye to allow cannibalism, as it is seen as holy according to the Ulcheta religion.