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Following the successful crusades in the Sea Of Istroya in 1295, the people of Teŕazta rose up in revolution against their Islamic overlords, launching The Cruxada in 1302 AD. The Rebels were Led by the Bishop Saint Orado Of Palmeri and began in the cities where the massive number of Christian slaves lit Al-Mahif ablaze and took the city by night fall, chasing the current Governor to sea. | Following the successful crusades in the Sea Of Istroya in 1295, the people of Teŕazta rose up in revolution against their Islamic overlords, launching The Cruxada in 1302 AD. The Rebels were Led by the Bishop Saint Orado Of Palmeri and began in the cities where the massive number of Christian slaves lit Al-Mahif ablaze and took the city by night fall, chasing the current Governor to sea. | ||
This war was fought from 1302 until the final islamic state fell in 1567 and ushered in the First Republic and the Great Inquision which sought to expel all Muslims from the country and extinguish all threats including a small number of protestant groups. The Inquisition reached its peak in the region of Alantria where an estimated 15000 muslims were found and were subsequently expelled or forced to convert. This occured under the Oversight of The Inquisitor General Gaius Rausta. | This war was fought from 1302 until the final islamic state fell in 1567 and ushered in the First Republic and the Great Inquision which sought to expel all Muslims from the country and extinguish all threats including a small number of protestant groups. The Inquisition reached its peak in the region of Alantria where an estimated 15000 muslims were found and were subsequently expelled or forced to convert. This occured under the Oversight of The Inquisitor General Gaius Rausta. This period of Persecution would continue for a century but would Eventually taper off as the numbers of Muslims declined and the state solidified into a stable state. | ||
===Fourth era=== | ===Fourth era=== | ||
In 1615 the Great Schism caused a great division in the country as those who began to question the legitimacy of the hierarchy within The Church decided to separate, becoming the country's first protestants. | |||
===Fifth era=== | ===Fifth era=== | ||
''Was your country subject to imperialism later in its life, or was it an imperial power?'' | ''Was your country subject to imperialism later in its life, or was it an imperial power?'' | ||
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===Education=== | ===Education=== | ||
Education among the Taŕatzanii is largely done by parents in private homes or by private tutors. | Education among the Taŕatzanii is largely done by parents in private homes or by private tutors. | ||
==Culture and Society== | ==Culture and Society== | ||
''What do your people do, and what are they like?'' | ''What do your people do, and what are they like?'' | ||
===Education=== | ===Education=== | ||
Education in Teŕatza is organized in a way similar to the 3-3-4 work culture but is segregated among the sexes. Boys and girls receive | |||
===Attitudes and worldview=== | ===Attitudes and worldview=== | ||
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They are a people who do not seek dominance over others, they do not engage in foreign wars of aggression and only seek to eek out their own place within the world. The People of Teŕazta respect their traditions, their culture and their heritage. | They are a people who do not seek dominance over others, they do not engage in foreign wars of aggression and only seek to eek out their own place within the world. The People of Teŕazta respect their traditions, their culture and their heritage. | ||
'''Charity:''' | |||
Charity plays an important role within Terazta society. Along pathways fruit trees are planted for the hungry and Fountains deliver fresh water to the thirsty. There is a heavy emphasis on community . | |||
===Kinship and family=== | ===Kinship and family=== | ||
Within Teŕazta housholds are often multi-generational and they can consist of 3-4 generations. Within the culture there is a heavy emphasis on filial responsibilities and the eldest son often cares for his father and his mother and very often his brothers are not far away to assist as well. Daughters are typically expected to become part of their husbands family. Women are not usually expected to care for their parents unless they are the only child or all children were girls. Then it would be the job of the Son--in-law to care for them. | |||
Terazta is a heavily patriarchal society and women have fewer rights to men but are also burdene with fewer responsibilities. Whereas a man's salary, property and household is often expected to be shared with his spouse she is under little obligation to share her wealth and property with him. Women are typically expected to work within the home and care for the children. Men are typically expected to work outside the home. | |||
Children are subject to their parents typically until they become married as adults. Boys often have more freedom in their adolescence than girls but they begin learning trades and attending career preparation courses typically by age 15. Girls usually work within the home along side their mothers but are always given a reasonable education. | |||
===Cuisine=== | ===Cuisine=== | ||
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Circae: a round sweet bread made with eggs. This is commonly served at weddings and filled with a melon preserve. A symbol of fertility and unity it is commonly adorned also with a braid on top. | Circae: a round sweet bread made with eggs. This is commonly served at weddings and filled with a melon preserve. A symbol of fertility and unity it is commonly adorned also with a braid on top. | ||
The Teŕaztanii | The Teŕaztanii Consume simple pasta made from spelt and Barley. In the more mountainous west, they consume "Digatae", a thickly cut pasta which is typically served in stews. There is also "Semenilae" which are like small, grain like pasta typically steamed before being quickly fried with vegetables. In the south there is "Rubrici", which i is a pasta dyed red with beet and served often served in a sauce of garlic, Olive oil and Garum. Along the coast a variety of different pastas made with seaweed, squid ink and even the Glands of snails exist. All fall under the name "capillae". Capillae is long, thin like hair and often served with fish. | ||
'''Dairy''': | '''Dairy''': | ||
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'''vegetables:''' | '''vegetables:''' | ||
Teŕaztan Cuisine heavily uses vegetables in a variety of ways. Olives make the largest contribution to the Cuisine with multiple regions having special varieties and ways of preparation from Palmeri which fills their dark olives with the rind of oranges to Feŕona which makes extremely spicy olives. | Teŕaztan Cuisine heavily uses vegetables in a variety of ways. Olives make the largest contribution to the Cuisine with multiple regions having special varieties and ways of preparation from Palmeri which fills their dark olives with the rind of oranges to Feŕona which makes extremely spicy olives. | ||
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There is also a variety of sweet pickles which are often made of fruits and enjoyed as dessert. | There is also a variety of sweet pickles which are often made of fruits and enjoyed as dessert. | ||
leafy greens and brassicas are also commonly eaten as salads or in stews and soups. Legumes have been a staple of the cuisine since the very beginning and people commonly eat Peas, Lentils and | leafy greens and brassicas are also commonly eaten as salads or in stews and soups. Legumes have been a staple of the cuisine since the very beginning and people commonly eat Peas, Lentils and beans with Barley and garlic. | ||
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The Valerite Church plays an important role in the lives of the Teŕaztanii, not only offering the sacraments but also playing a vital role in the politics of the nation. | The Valerite Church plays an important role in the lives of the Teŕaztanii, not only offering the sacraments but also playing a vital role in the politics of the nation. | ||
The Church's liturgy is largely to same in Structure to any other Catholic Rite but it's bread, Called the Eucharistus, is made from a leavened bread rather than wafers. | |||
===Arts and Lite=== | ===Arts and Lite=== | ||
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''How does your country's economy work?'' | ''How does your country's economy work?'' | ||
===Industries and Sectors=== | ===Industries and Sectors=== | ||
Teŕazta has a robust mining and industrial sector. It produces a large number of products from electronics, cookware and toys to Cars, clothing and Weaponry. It has a diverse agricultural sector consisting of mostly family farms. | |||
Major Electronic producers; | |||
Videmuś industries, | |||
IMBI Computaté, | |||
Audatzia INC. | |||
Consumer goods; | |||
Gaudia toys, | |||
Ferusi Pottery, | |||
Fabrictorium Industria | |||
Automobile producers: | |||
Machinia Motors, | |||
Ambulo, | |||
Valvo | |||
===Currency=== | ===Currency=== | ||
' | "With debt being the currency of slaves, the Republic's treasury shall never issue any currency which has any less than 99.99% precious metals. Save for paper notes which shall be issued for means of exchange with foreign powers or in foreign lands so as to preserve wealth within the country." | ||
Declaration of Currency, the Third Republic AD 1986. | |||
All Currency in the Republic is based on a tradition of Precious metal based currencies and all attempts to introduce paper currency fully have been rejected. The Representation of Value is far less appealing to the Average Teŕaztani than the actual item which holds wealth. What paper currency that is issued is issued to nationals leaving the country or to other countries as a means of exchange for goods. Foreigners entering the nation may trade their fiat currency for Sasterio and Aurici in amounts equal to the market value of the bullion but there are strict laws which prevent Foreigners from leaving the country with bullion over a certain amount per year. | |||
Anti-Usury laws are in effect which prevent Loan schemes from occurring and private loans are upheld by the government and Church Authorities but the issueing of loans with expectation of a profit, whether through verbal or written contract, is illegal. | |||
===Healthcare=== | ===Healthcare=== | ||
''How do people in your country procure medical care? How is it paid for?'' | ''How do people in your country procure medical care? How is it paid for?'' | ||