Per-Aten

Kingdom of Per-Aten Neswetej Per-Aten
Flag Emblem
Motto:  You rise beautiful from the horizon on heaven
Capital	Aketetaten
Official languages	Atenic
Recognised regional languages	Soluk, Indiense
Ethnic groups	Ketek (52.5%) Soluk (22.75%) Indiense (11%) Narvik (3.5%) Iberic (1.5%) Other (9.75%)
Religion	Atenisim
Demonym(s)	Atenic
Government	Theocratic Monarchy
• Neswet Bedjtew	Ankhenaten XXVII
• Djat (Vizer)	Wehemmesu
• Upper house	Per-A
• Lower house	Seshej Ma'at
History
• Formation of the Kingdom of Per-Aten	433 YA (1200 BCE)
• Return to Atenic Rule of Per-Aten	1502 YA (131 CE)
• Atenic Reconquest of the Lower Kingdom	3186 YA (1815 CE)
Area
•	250,000 km2 (97,000 sq mi)
Population
• 2020 CE estimate	28,000,000
• Density	112/km2 (290.1/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)	estimate
• Per capita	$18,500
GDP (nominal)	estimate
• Total	$518000000000
• Per capita	$18,500
Gini (2020)	85 very high
Currency	Atenic Real
Date format	dd/mm/yyyy
Driving side	right
ISO 3166 code	[[Wikipedia:ISO 3166-2:|]]
Internet TLD	.atn

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Per-Aten, officially known as the Kingdom of Per-Aten (Atenic: Neswetej Per-Aten), is a sovereign theocratic monarchy in Alharu on Eurth. The country is ruled by King Ankhenaten XXVII Sa-Aten, and his Djat: Wehemmesu. The current head of the Hem-Natjer-Tepi-Aten is Imenemhat who leads the high-priesthood of Aten in its role as the judiciary. At this time the Per'A has become a pseudo-parliament formed of the delegations from Per-Nesu, Per-Sesh, Per-Mesha, and Per-Hemew. The four castes each have an internal power structure within their own houses, and forming asymmetric federalism with sub-national divisions based on castes rater than geographic location.

Etymology

Per-Aten takes its name from the Atenic words for “The House of Aten”.

Geography

The geography of Per-Aten is dominated by the Hapi River.

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  A Rural landscape.

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  Akhetaten's fringes.

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  Close-up of an Atenic Lotus.

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  Close-up of Papyrus Reeds.

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  An Atenic Livestock Market.

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  Hapi Crocodiles.

Politics

Neswet Bedjtew (King) Ankhenaten XXVII.

Djat (Vizer) Wehemmesu.

Military

Main article: Royal Armed Forces of Per-Aten

• Per-Ma'at
• Seshej Per-Ma'at

Economy

The Atenic economy is dominated by Aketaten and Per-Sobek.

Culture

In the modern era, the Seshej Ma'at is most citizens only interaction with their national and sub-national governments, each of the four citizen castes having their own dedicated Sesh Department. The most unique are the Seshej Sesh, which form the overarching diplomatic, and business apparatus, and is divided among the Seshej Remet-Aten, or the Domestic economic bureaucratic structure, and the other Seshej Remet, representing the foreign diplomacy and business relationships with faithless peoples. It is worth noting that while most faithful are expected to have some ability to read, each Caste is only allowed to write in certain scripts. Hieroglyphic is reserved for the Nesu caste, and higher ranking Sesh caste members; Hieratic for the higher rank Mesha caste and lower ranking Sesh caste members; Demotic for the lower ranking Mesha, and Hemew overseers. The majority Hemew and Faithless are not permitted to use Heiroglyph derived scripts, and use a so-called “Ateno-Iverican” script, which is a domestic variant of the more glubally common Europan script. The Mesha caste has been divided into two distinct sub-castes, the Mesha (Army) and Nefu (Navy) which, after periods of stiff resistance, have started to modernize once more. The rest of the Faithful are known as Hemew, or “those who work”, and the faithless do not receive a title and are thus only identified by their ethnic name. However, some non-Ketek Faithful have higher Caste positions in which case their Origin is noted in addition to their caste, as an example an Iverican Sesh caste member, would be a Fenkhu-Sesh. A still smaller, but ever-growing number of Faithless foreigners have been given limited higher caste rights. In this case, they are identified by adding the negative suffix of -ef to their Ethnic identifier, for example if that Iverican Scribe was Faithless, they would be fenkhewef-Sesh. A selection of Ethinic identifiers follow, in order of legal precedent: Remet (Non-Atenist Ketek), Fenkhu (Iveric), Amew (Altarian, Colesian, or Wutic), Nehesej (Mesothalasan, Nari, or, Chenxas), and Temeh (Semitic, or Sayfi).