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=== Age Of Reforms === | === Age Of Reforms === | ||
=== The Kingdom of Grajnidar === | === The Kingdom of Grajnidar === | ||
== Goverment== | == Goverment== | ||
[[File:Ukwar II..jpg|thumb|The current King of Grajnidar, Ukwar II.|alt=Ukwar II.]] | [[File:Ukwar II..jpg|thumb|The current King of Grajnidar, Ukwar II.|alt=Ukwar II.]] | ||
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Grajnidaren politics have overall a relatively big problem with corruption and bribes. | Grajnidaren politics have overall a relatively big problem with corruption and bribes. | ||
===Geography=== | |||
Grajnidar has a temperate climate, situated in the oceanic climate type, with mild summers and cool but not cold winters. | |||
It is one of the southernmost nations in the world, residing in the south-western Sarpedon. | |||
==Culture== | ==Culture== | ||
The Grajdinaren culture is made up from 2 relatively different cultures - the Gralju-Jniten and the Vsikite. The Gralju-Jniten is the culture of the Graljus and Jnitens and is the thing people usually mean by 'Grajdinaren culture'. The Vsikite meanwhile often being forgotten and looked over, as it the culture of Vsikites, a minority group in the country living exclusively in the northern parts. These 2 cultures are of course not that different, as Vsikites are part of the same ethno-linguistic group as the rest of the populace, but the centuries of foreign influence and distancing from the rest of the country have surely had some effects. | The Grajdinaren culture is made up from 2 relatively different cultures - the Gralju-Jniten and the Vsikite. The Gralju-Jniten is the culture of the Graljus and Jnitens and is the thing people usually mean by 'Grajdinaren culture'. The Vsikite meanwhile often being forgotten and looked over, as it the culture of Vsikites, a minority group in the country living exclusively in the northern parts. These 2 cultures are of course not that different, as Vsikites are part of the same ethno-linguistic group as the rest of the populace, but the centuries of foreign influence and distancing from the rest of the country have surely had some effects. | ||