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==Culture== | ==Culture== | ||
[[File:Fire_and_air_(1914)_(14586262728).jpg|thumb|Print of [[Eberhard the Sentinel]] (1435-1509), a [[Knights of the Oblong Table|Knight of the Oblong Table]] often cited as the personification of the [[Northern Ideal]]]] | |||
{{main|Yonderian culture}} | {{main|Yonderian culture}} | ||
Yonderre shares strong cultural bonds with [[Burgundie]] from which many settlers emigrated from the fifteenth century and throughout the early modern period. Culture and the arts thrive as a result of the proportionately high amount of government funding they receive, much of which is administered by local authorities so as to involve citizens directly. Thanks to a system of grants, Yonderian artists are able to devote themselves to their work while museums, theatres, and the film institute receive national support. | Yonderre shares strong cultural bonds with [[Burgundie]] from which many settlers emigrated from the fifteenth century and throughout the early modern period. Culture and the arts thrive as a result of the proportionately high amount of government funding they receive, much of which is administered by local authorities so as to involve citizens directly. Thanks to a system of grants, Yonderian artists are able to devote themselves to their work while museums, theatres, and the film institute receive national support. | ||
===Northern Ideal=== | ===Northern Ideal=== | ||
{{main|Northern Ideal}} | {{main|Northern Ideal}} | ||
The Northern Ideal is a series of observations and concepts related to how the people of Yonderre view themselves and their history. Within the Northern Ideal, the Yonderian people view themselves as the direct inheritors of their crusading past, making the country a bastion of the Catholic faith as well as the chivalrous and orderly social mores of the Crusading knights. The aspiration to meet this standard permeates all levels of social, economic, and political life in Yonderre. | The Northern Ideal is a series of observations and concepts related to how the people of Yonderre view themselves and their history. Within the Northern Ideal, the Yonderian people view themselves as the direct inheritors of their crusading past, making the country a bastion of the Catholic faith as well as the chivalrous and orderly social mores of the Crusading knights. The aspiration to meet this standard permeates all levels of social, economic, and political life in Yonderre. | ||
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===Cinema=== | ===Cinema=== | ||
[[Primo Kino]] is the prime purveyor of [[Yonderian cinema]] to the world audiences, delivering such classics as ''[[How I (almost) accidentally started the Third Great War]]'', ''[[Dates for Monarchs]]'', ''[[A Man Called Pierre]]'' and ''[[Margherita]]''. The Yonderian movie industry is centered around [[Komeon Boulevard]] in [[Gabion]] on the [[Vandarch|Vandarch Coast]]. Some prolific and acclaimed actors like [[Jean-Yves Forvert]] or [[Edith le Fêvre]] each have hundreds of appearances in movies and TV shows. | [[Primo Kino]] is the prime purveyor of [[Yonderian cinema]] to the world audiences, delivering such classics as ''[[How I (almost) accidentally started the Third Great War]]'', ''[[Dates for Monarchs]]'', ''[[A Man Called Pierre]]'' and ''[[Margherita]]''. The Yonderian movie industry is centered around [[Komeon Boulevard]] in [[Gabion]] on the [[Vandarch|Vandarch Coast]]. Some prolific and acclaimed actors like [[Jean-Yves Forvert]] or [[Edith le Fêvre]] each have hundreds of appearances in movies and TV shows. | ||
===Cuisine=== | |||
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[[File:Bison_sauce_bourguignone.jpg|thumb|Pan Seared Bison with a Fig Burgoignesc Sauce, Potatoes au Gratin and Sour Dough Bread]] | |||
"Yonderian cuisine" is the collective term for the style of cooking associated with Yonderre famous worldwide not least thanks to [[Yonderian cinema]]. Yonderian cuisine originated as the mixture of the [[East Goths|Gothic]] peasant population's own local produce and the cooking styles and mannerisms of the [[Burgoignesc peolple|Burgoignesc]] burghers and nobility. It was enhanced by cooking techniques developed in the mid-nineteenth century and the wider availability of goods during and after the [[Yonderian Golden Age]] and industrial revolution. Ground meats (pork, veal or beef) became widespread during the industrial revolution and traditional dishes that are still popular includes meat balls, breaded pork patties and sausages. Yonderian cuisine is known for its [[Beer in Yonderre|beers]], [[Wine in Yonderre|fine wines]], [[Yonderian pastry|pastries]] and herbal liqueurs such as [[Chevaleuer Verte]] worldwide, all of which are widely exported with relatively little import of the same to Yonderre. | |||
As the crossroads of central [[Levantia]], cooking in Yonderre has always been inspired by foreign and continental practises and the use of imported tropical spices like cinnamon, cardamom, nutmeg and black pepper can be traced to the Yonderian cuisine of the Middle Ages and some even to the [[Covinia|Khovihnihk]] peoples who inhabited northern Yonderre until the [[Great Gothic Migration]] in the late sixth century. Yonderian cuisine as a definitive singular category came about as a concept during the [[Yonderian Golden Age]] in the mid-nineteenth century, seeking to merge the many regional cuisines and specialities into a single, combined cuisine. The concept was largely succesful although regional specialities remain, enabling {{wpl|Culinary tourism|culinary tourism}} to thrive since. | |||
===Music=== | ===Music=== | ||