The South Kingdom [WIP]

Populations: 150,150 +

Government:

Resources:

Religion:

Deism-  is the belief that reason and observation of the natural world are sufficient to determine the existence of a Creator, accompanied with the rejection of revelation and authority as a source of religious knowledge.

Rough but Polite 

Weather Patterns:

Summer: Extremely hot barely rains.  hot and dry season. 

Springs: Alot of thunderstorms and rains, floods happened alot during the Springs. Sometimes it hard to maintain.
Earthquakes does occur to had happened around this time of the season, hard to predict. Include mudslides as well.

Fall: Its mild outside at the sametime it felt a battle between cold and hot. When the temperatures begin to cool slightly perfect to visit and have fun.

Winter: It's very brutal, its normally 3-6 inches of snow and below to the negatives.

Magic:

Languages: 

Cuisine:

Leisure:

Transport:

Weapons:

Spears | Swords |Shield | Boxing | War Elephants | Daggers | Club | Stick | Polearms | Darts | Bows & Arrows | Whip

Greetings:

Bows:  can be generally divided into three main types: informal, formal, and very formal. Informal bows are made at about a fifteen degree angle and more formal bows at about thirty degrees. Very formal bows are deeper. In extreme cases a kneeling bow is performed, which may be so deep that the forehead touches the floor. There is an extremely complex etiquette surrounding bowing, including the length and depth of bow, and the appropriate response. For example, if the other person maintains his or her bow for longer than expected (generally about two or three seconds), it is polite to bow again, upon which one may receive another bow in return, often leading to an exchange of progressively lighter bows.

Bowing [Regularly]:  bow is performed with the arms at the sides, while other bow-such as a Silat bow are performed with the hands together and hands and arms in front.

Customs:

Superstitions/Omens:
The paranoid heroine shall loot below the ground.

She shall not baulk or the young watchman shall quarry.

The stoic toad must knot.

The treacherous mink will finally lament in a meadow.

A parting of ways will take place with the compassionate bandit during summer.

He will not plot with the fighting lizard on a pyramid on a journey.

A competition must not happen and a legal problem will take place with the mysterious hyena in a castle.

The charming lord will rest and a miscommunication will not occur with the umber gypsy in the citadel.

A bet must not take place in the spring.

The coral squire will finally weld with the heroic falconer for the sake of eternity.

A reversal of fortune will finally happen during a rainstorm.

It will never feed when the days grow short.

The heroic father shall not speak with the greedy princess just outside a city in the age of water.

The envious lich shall not enthuse near a tavern.

The sarcastic artisan must not fragment or they shall not hustle inside a walled city on a windy day.

Beliefs:

Rituals:
Landscape is a ritual topography, with landmarks such as mountains, wells and caves being assigned to specific ancestors. Ritual takes place in or near such landmarks. Ritual used to governed not only by the geographical lay-out of shrines and temples, but also by the projection of calendrical models onto the landscape. Purificatory measures such as fasting, sexual abstention, bathing.


Money:
3 gold irej = 8 silver goibe | 2 silver goibe = 14 bronze ib | 2 bronze ib = 5 brass chrinn | 2 brass chrinn = 20 brass aredoin 
Coinage: now the government begins to get involved. The government regulates the medium of exchange by making coins with fixed weights and official images stamped on them. Gold is ideal for this purpose because of how soft it is, making it easy to stamp in official seals or images of Caesar's face. Coinage can become the victim of the economic force of inflation, where the government tries to increase the amount of coins in circulation by diluting the purity of the metal in the coins. 

Medium of Exchange: a specific commodity or resource begins to serve as a medium of exchange and the value of goods and services are calculated according to that resource. So the value of all materials in an economy might be calculated based on bushels of grain, strings of beads, ounces of salt or silver, or mystical psycrystals. 

Subsistence: A community produces only (or almost) enough goods and food for their own immediate use. Subsistence cultures have little division of labor. Everybody has to be a jack of all trades, make their own clothes, grow their own food, make their own tools, defend their own property.

Punishment/Crime:
The penalty for stealing spices is exile.

The penalty for a warrior striking a juvenile is a long imprisonment.

The penalty for a soldier stealing spell components is public humiliation.

The penalty for wounding a mule is the loss of a limb.

The penalty for killing a rare animal is life imprisonment.

The penalty for trespassing is execution.

The penalty for an adept wounding an animal is the loss of privileges.

The penalty for smuggling animal parts is branding.

The penalty for a member of the royalty inciting rebellion is the stocks.

The penalty for a free man endangering a hunting dog is a small fine.

The penalty for comitting blasphemy is public humiliation.

The penalty for smuggling spell components is a few months' imprisonment.

The penalty for an official striking a horse is the stocks.

The penalty for a criminal wounding a foreigner is a brief imprisonment.

The penalty for an adept endangering a draft horse is a warning.

Festivals/Holidays:

Shaeylra:  is a solemn cultural holiday celebrated just after the first crescent moon of autumn. It commemorates an injury. It is associated with warding, life and prophecy. It is also associated with the color red, the color grey and owls. Celebrations last from dusk till dusk again. 

 Aereandrel: is a religious holiday celebrated on the first new moon of winter. It is associated with healing, light, malice and a revelation. Celebrations last from dawn till dusk. Some faiths celebrate it differently. 

 Kraet: is a solemn cultural holiday celebrated on the winter solstice. It is associated with cunning, guilt and a misstep. Celebrations last three days. Traditions include private signing of contracts and fasting. 

 Anok: is a holiday celebrated on the first full moon of spring. It is associated with detachment, vengeance, creativity and violence. It is also associated with  Pama  trees and Horses. Celebrations last eighteen days. Very few traditions celebrate it differently. 

Mokoal: is a solemn religious holiday celebrated on the third crescent moon of spring. It is associated with a takeover and prosperity. Celebrations last nine days. Traditions include private prayers, telling of stories and atonement. A few notable groups celebrate it differently.

Educations:
Children participate in daily tasks and contribute to both their families and communities with day-to-day activities that include cooking, watching over their younger siblings, and helping out by running into town to get goods for their home. They learn how to perform these activities by observing the adults around them and pitching in. They can also attend school in Holy City of Amber by choice, other than that. They would be teach how to read and write from their parents.