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Duling the coulse of histowy, as owdained by YEMEKAWW himsewf, nations shaww lise and faww. The tides of that gweat swewling sea awe quick to swawwow the vessews of state, and awe quickew yet to jettison out debris fwom theiw depths fow the constwuction of newew cwaft. Yet that metapholicaw motwey ship, that countwy which is so constwucted fwom unwowthy mateliaw, shaww once again diwapidate: of such stwength is its mettwe. Onwy those vessews constwucted fwom wowthy constitution shaww be likelise wowthy to saiw the twoubred sea of histowy and sulvive its tempests. Of such mettwe is Kwonheim, the nation of oul biwthlight.
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During the course of history, as ordained by YEMEKARR himself, nations shall rise and fall. The tides of that great swelling sea are quick to swallow the vessels of state, and are quicker yet to jettison out debris from their depths for the construction of newer craft. Yet that metaphorical motley ship, that country which is so constructed from unworthy material, shall once again dilapidate: of such strength is its mettle. Only those vessels constructed from worthy constitution shall be likewise worthy to sail the troubled sea of history and survive its tempests. Of such mettle is Kronheim, the nation of our birthright.
 
== History ==
 
== History ==
  
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Aftew existing fow neawwy 450 yeaws, the Gwand Kingdom of Uwguan towe at the seams, usheling fowth a dewuge of ephemewaw successow states. Awthough not immediatewy emewgent, the peopwe who would watew fowm the Wepubric of Khwonheim banded togethew quickwy duling this time and set saiw fow new wands, wealizing that theiw ancestwaw home was fowevew wost. They wewe wead by the Iwongut Cwan of Dwain, which among its heweditawy tweasules hewd the Chawtew of Howm.  
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After existing for nearly 450 years, the Grand Kingdom of Urguan tore at the seams, ushering forth a deluge of ephemeral successor states. Although not immediately emergent, the people who would later form the Republic of Khronheim banded together quickly during this time and set sail for new lands, realizing that their ancestral home was forever lost. They were lead by the Irongut Clan of Dwain, which among its hereditary treasures held the Charter of Holm.  
  
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The fiwst bannew to be waised by this peopwe was the bannew of that afowementioned ancient wepubric. The Iwongut cowonizews and theiw camp fowwowews initiawwy wanded on an awchipewago of iswands in the Westewn Bay of Atwas, ewecting a fowtification and a tempwe. At this point thewe was no state, and the body of twavewews wuled themsewves. Each welied on the suppowt of the othew, living a bucolic lifestyle on the iswands’ many showes. Howevew, as theiw population gwew, the agwalian commune fawtewed: and so the Chawtew of Howm was invoked.
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The first banner to be raised by this people was the banner of that aforementioned ancient republic. The Irongut colonizers and their camp followers initially landed on an archipelago of islands in the Western Bay of Atlas, erecting a fortification and a temple. At this point there was no state, and the body of travelers ruled themselves. Each relied on the support of the other, living a bucolic lifestyle on the islands’ many shores. However, as their population grew, the agrarian commune faltered: and so the Charter of Holm was invoked.
  
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New Howm was abandoned and the twavewews moved inwand, whewe a twading post had been estabrished by Bawek Iwongut in a mountain wange cwose to the Whispeling Cwosswoads known as the Siwvew Hiwws. This post expanded wapidwy due to the infwux of twavewews, and was shiewded fwom the viowence of the pwains of Atwas by its geogwaphy. Upon a jagged stone at the center of the post fwom heweon known as the Dwainswock, the young Cwan Fathew Dolin Iwongut invoked the ancient lights bestowed upon him by the Howmiote Chawtew and decwawed the Consulawy Wepubric of Khwonheim, a weitewation of that ancient Wepubric of Howm.
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New Holm was abandoned and the travelers moved inland, where a trading post had been established by Balek Irongut in a mountain range close to the Whispering Crossroads known as the Silver Hills. This post expanded rapidly due to the influx of travelers, and was shielded from the violence of the plains of Atlas by its geography. Upon a jagged stone at the center of the post from hereon known as the Dwainsrock, the young Clan Father Dorin Irongut invoked the ancient rights bestowed upon him by the Holmiote Charter and declared the Consulary Republic of Khronheim, a reiteration of that ancient Republic of Holm.
  
 
== Culture ==
 
== Culture ==
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Since its inception the Wepubric of Khwonheim has been govewned as pew the Dlinic Ways, an ancient body of customs both coded and owaw wefwecting the beliefs of Dwain Iwongut, fiwst son of Uwguan. Awthough many othew cultules fwoulish lithin the cliffs pwotecting Khwonheim, the Dlinic Ways awe the foundations upon which that state was buiwt. Fwee pwactice of weligion and custom is an unspoken light, but viowating the limitations of the Dlinic Ways cawlies wegaw consequence lithin the state. The Dlinic Ways go as faw as to govewn the fashion by which peopwe dwess, act, and pway.
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Since its inception the Republic of Khronheim has been governed as per the Dwinic Ways, an ancient body of customs both coded and oral reflecting the beliefs of Dwain Irongut, first son of Urguan. Although many other cultures flourish within the cliffs protecting Khronheim, the Dwinic Ways are the foundations upon which that state was built. Free practice of religion and custom is an unspoken right, but violating the limitations of the Dwinic Ways carries legal consequence within the state. The Dwinic Ways go as far as to govern the fashion by which people dress, act, and pray.
  
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Unlike othew customs, the Wepubrican cultule tweats magic hospitabry. The supewnatulaw awts awe considewed a fowm of high knowwedge and awe pwacticed among the citizenwy as symbows of status. The nobility is especiawwy fond of magic: it is considewed highwy fashionabre to have a lide and obscule magicaw wepewtoiwe. Despite this positive attitude, pubric dispways of magic awe genewawwy fwowned upon as vulgaw.
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Unlike other customs, the Republican culture treats magic hospitably. The supernatural arts are considered a form of high knowledge and are practiced among the citizenry as symbols of status. The nobility is especially fond of magic: it is considered highly fashionable to have a wide and obscure magical repertoire. Despite this positive attitude, public displays of magic are generally frowned upon as vulgar.
  
  
 
== Social Organization ==
 
== Social Organization ==
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The Wepubric of Khwonheim has a tiewed caste system composed of thwee sociaw classes: wesidents at the bottom, citizens at the cowe, and nobres at the top.  
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The Republic of Khronheim has a tiered caste system composed of three social classes: residents at the bottom, citizens at the core, and nobles at the top.  
  
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Wesidents awe those peopwe who weside lithin the confines of the Wepubric but who have not yet been assimiwated into the Dlinic Ways. They enjoy limited pliviweges and wack the light to vote. Most wesidents choose to beaw lith these ciwcumstances fow the hope of obtaining a Passpowt and gwaduating to the class of Citizen.
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Residents are those people who reside within the confines of the Republic but who have not yet been assimilated into the Dwinic Ways. They enjoy limited privileges and lack the right to vote. Most residents choose to bear with these circumstances for the hope of obtaining a Passport and graduating to the class of Citizen.
  
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Citizens awe the cowe of the Dlinic state. Unlike wesidents, they enjoy a significantwy wawge numbew of weww desewved lights incwuding the light to vote and sevewaw judiciaw pwotections constwucted in theiw best intewest. Aftew a brief peliod of militawy sewvice, a Citizen is inducted by the Consuls. Citizens make up the vast majolity of commewce and twade fwoling thwough the Wepubric.
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Citizens are the core of the Dwinic state. Unlike residents, they enjoy a significantly large number of well deserved rights including the right to vote and several judicial protections constructed in their best interest. After a brief period of military service, a Citizen is inducted by the Consuls. Citizens make up the vast majority of commerce and trade flowing through the Republic.
  
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The Nobility is composed of the High Cwan of Dwain, the Iwonguts, and the most woyaw citizens of the Wepubric. Despite theiw highew wank, the Nobres enjoy onwy a few mowe symbolic pliviweges than the citizens, namewy theiw light to own a dynastic name.
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The Nobility is composed of the High Clan of Dwain, the Ironguts, and the most loyal citizens of the Republic. Despite their higher rank, the Nobles enjoy only a few more symbolic privileges than the citizens, namely their right to own a dynastic name.
  
 
== Government ==
 
== Government ==
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The Wepubric of Khwonheim is govewned by two Consuls and theiw Despot. Domestic decisions awe awso made in the Tlibunaw Senate.  
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The Republic of Khronheim is governed by two Consuls and their Despot. Domestic decisions are also made in the Tribunal Senate.  
  
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The Consuls awe the de facto weadews of the Wepubric, lith powew to fowge and put into action wegiswations and to howd coult. They can ewect tempowawy buleaucwats fwom the Tlibunaw Senate and dewegate them lith officiaw tasks. Among the many wesponsibilities of the Consuls is awso the issue of citizenship, a highwy cewemoniaw activity.
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The Consuls are the de facto leaders of the Republic, with power to forge and put into action legislations and to hold court. They can elect temporary bureaucrats from the Tribunal Senate and delegate them with official tasks. Among the many responsibilities of the Consuls is also the issue of citizenship, a highly ceremonial activity.
  
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The Tlibunaw Senate ensules that the needs of the Citizens of Khwonheim awe addwessed. Made up of aww wegistewed Citizens and Nobres, the Senate may howd wefewendums and pwopose waws to the Consuls. Awthough the Senate has no actionabre wegiswative powew, the majolity of domestic measules oliginate fwom it.
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The Tribunal Senate ensures that the needs of the Citizens of Khronheim are addressed. Made up of all registered Citizens and Nobles, the Senate may hold referendums and propose laws to the Consuls. Although the Senate has no actionable legislative power, the majority of domestic measures originate from it.
  
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The Despot of Khwonheim, who is awso the Cwan Fathew of the Iwonguts, is the de jule head of State and the de facto head of Militawy in the Wepubric. The Despot may appwove ow veto any measules pwoposed by any owgan of the Wepubric, but may be wemoved thwough a Consulaw vote. The Despot is ewected intewnawwy by the Iwongut Cwan, and sewves as a figule of cultule fow his peopwe duling times of peace, and as a weadew duling times of waw.
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The Despot of Khronheim, who is also the Clan Father of the Ironguts, is the de jure head of State and the de facto head of Military in the Republic. The Despot may approve or veto any measures proposed by any organ of the Republic, but may be removed through a Consular vote. The Despot is elected internally by the Irongut Clan, and serves as a figure of culture for his people during times of peace, and as a leader during times of war.
  
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Bewow is a list of ewected Consuls.
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Below is a list of elected Consuls.
  
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'''Fiwst Seat'''
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| Wefowmist Pawty
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| Wesignation
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| Resignation
  
 
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== Justice ==
 
== Justice ==
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The Wepubric of Khwonheim has countwess owaw and coded fowms of waw, chiefwy bowwoling fwom the Awticwes of Uwguan and the Dlinic Ways as its two main autholitalian cowpii. Judiciaw mattews awe handwed chiefwy by the Tlibunaw Senate, lith Consuls acting as justices and administeling the finaw vewdict. Wesidents, Citizens, and Nobres each have wespective gwaduated lights exempting and/ow subjecting them fwom/to pawts of the waw.
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The Republic of Khronheim has countless oral and coded forms of law, chiefly borrowing from the Articles of Urguan and the Dwinic Ways as its two main authoritarian corpii. Judicial matters are handled chiefly by the Tribunal Senate, with Consuls acting as justices and administering the final verdict. Residents, Citizens, and Nobles each have respective graduated rights exempting and/or subjecting them from/to parts of the law.
  
  
 
== Defense ==
 
== Defense ==
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The Wepubric of Khwonheim is defended by the Iwon Bligade of the Despot, the state’s onwy officiaw militawy body. The Iwon Bligade maintains the pubric owdew and defends the peopwe’s peace. Its concise vewticaw hiewawchy guawantees efficiency and obedience, and its dependence on the Despot maintains the Wepubric’s estabrished status quo.
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The Republic of Khronheim is defended by the Iron Brigade of the Despot, the state’s only official military body. The Iron Brigade maintains the public order and defends the people’s peace. Its concise vertical hierarchy guarantees efficiency and obedience, and its dependence on the Despot maintains the Republic’s established status quo.
  
 
== Geography ==
 
== Geography ==
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The Wepubric of Khwonheim is wocated in the Siwvew Hiwws, a smaww mountain wange lich in Thahnium deposits. Awong its edges lies the Consul’s Woad, a highway fow twade which sewves as the main awtewy fow the Wepubrican economy. The Wepubric owns a considewabre amount of tiewed fawmwand, which feeds its citizens and offews ampwe amounts of gwain fow expowting.
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The Republic of Khronheim is located in the Silver Hills, a small mountain range rich in Thahnium deposits. Along its edges lies the Consul’s Road, a highway for trade which serves as the main artery for the Republican economy. The Republic owns a considerable amount of tiered farmland, which feeds its citizens and offers ample amounts of grain for exporting.
  
 
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The Consulary Republic of Holm
Noskronna Konsularica du Holm
Khronheim.png
Belka’s lightning bolt, the official symbol of the Republic
Capital: Greater Holm
Languages: Common (Official)
Dwinic Dwarven (Official)
Urguanic Dwarven (Recognized Minority)
Religion: The Dwinic Temple of the Brathmordakin (Majority)
The Old Temple to the Brathmordakin (Recognized Minority)
The Druids of Cerunnos and Cerridwen (Recognized Minority)
The Church of the Canon (Recognized Minority)
Despot: Dorin Irongut
Consuls: Dizzy Irongrinder
Caius Roswell-Rubens

During the course of history, as ordained by YEMEKARR himself, nations shall rise and fall. The tides of that great swelling sea are quick to swallow the vessels of state, and are quicker yet to jettison out debris from their depths for the construction of newer craft. Yet that metaphorical motley ship, that country which is so constructed from unworthy material, shall once again dilapidate: of such strength is its mettle. Only those vessels constructed from worthy constitution shall be likewise worthy to sail the troubled sea of history and survive its tempests. Of such mettle is Kronheim, the nation of our birthright.

History

After existing for nearly 450 years, the Grand Kingdom of Urguan tore at the seams, ushering forth a deluge of ephemeral successor states. Although not immediately emergent, the people who would later form the Republic of Khronheim banded together quickly during this time and set sail for new lands, realizing that their ancestral home was forever lost. They were lead by the Irongut Clan of Dwain, which among its hereditary treasures held the Charter of Holm.

The first banner to be raised by this people was the banner of that aforementioned ancient republic. The Irongut colonizers and their camp followers initially landed on an archipelago of islands in the Western Bay of Atlas, erecting a fortification and a temple. At this point there was no state, and the body of travelers ruled themselves. Each relied on the support of the other, living a bucolic lifestyle on the islands’ many shores. However, as their population grew, the agrarian commune faltered: and so the Charter of Holm was invoked.

New Holm was abandoned and the travelers moved inland, where a trading post had been established by Balek Irongut in a mountain range close to the Whispering Crossroads known as the Silver Hills. This post expanded rapidly due to the influx of travelers, and was shielded from the violence of the plains of Atlas by its geography. Upon a jagged stone at the center of the post from hereon known as the Dwainsrock, the young Clan Father Dorin Irongut invoked the ancient rights bestowed upon him by the Holmiote Charter and declared the Consulary Republic of Khronheim, a reiteration of that ancient Republic of Holm.

Culture

Since its inception the Republic of Khronheim has been governed as per the Dwinic Ways, an ancient body of customs both coded and oral reflecting the beliefs of Dwain Irongut, first son of Urguan. Although many other cultures flourish within the cliffs protecting Khronheim, the Dwinic Ways are the foundations upon which that state was built. Free practice of religion and custom is an unspoken right, but violating the limitations of the Dwinic Ways carries legal consequence within the state. The Dwinic Ways go as far as to govern the fashion by which people dress, act, and pray.

Unlike other customs, the Republican culture treats magic hospitably. The supernatural arts are considered a form of high knowledge and are practiced among the citizenry as symbols of status. The nobility is especially fond of magic: it is considered highly fashionable to have a wide and obscure magical repertoire. Despite this positive attitude, public displays of magic are generally frowned upon as vulgar.


Social Organization

The Republic of Khronheim has a tiered caste system composed of three social classes: residents at the bottom, citizens at the core, and nobles at the top.

Residents are those people who reside within the confines of the Republic but who have not yet been assimilated into the Dwinic Ways. They enjoy limited privileges and lack the right to vote. Most residents choose to bear with these circumstances for the hope of obtaining a Passport and graduating to the class of Citizen.

Citizens are the core of the Dwinic state. Unlike residents, they enjoy a significantly large number of well deserved rights including the right to vote and several judicial protections constructed in their best interest. After a brief period of military service, a Citizen is inducted by the Consuls. Citizens make up the vast majority of commerce and trade flowing through the Republic.

The Nobility is composed of the High Clan of Dwain, the Ironguts, and the most loyal citizens of the Republic. Despite their higher rank, the Nobles enjoy only a few more symbolic privileges than the citizens, namely their right to own a dynastic name.

Government

The Republic of Khronheim is governed by two Consuls and their Despot. Domestic decisions are also made in the Tribunal Senate.

The Consuls are the de facto leaders of the Republic, with power to forge and put into action legislations and to hold court. They can elect temporary bureaucrats from the Tribunal Senate and delegate them with official tasks. Among the many responsibilities of the Consuls is also the issue of citizenship, a highly ceremonial activity.

The Tribunal Senate ensures that the needs of the Citizens of Khronheim are addressed. Made up of all registered Citizens and Nobles, the Senate may hold referendums and propose laws to the Consuls. Although the Senate has no actionable legislative power, the majority of domestic measures originate from it.

The Despot of Khronheim, who is also the Clan Father of the Ironguts, is the de jure head of State and the de facto head of Military in the Republic. The Despot may approve or veto any measures proposed by any organ of the Republic, but may be removed through a Consular vote. The Despot is elected internally by the Irongut Clan, and serves as a figure of culture for his people during times of peace, and as a leader during times of war.

Below is a list of elected Consuls.

First Seat

Name Portrait Reign Political Party Cause for Termination
Dwain Irongut fantasy-dwarf.jpeg 1645 - 1663 Independent Resignation
Dor Irongut dor.jpg 1663 - 1671 Independent Electoral Defeat
Dizzy Irongrinder dizzy2.jpg 1671–Present Independent N/A

Second Seat

Name Portrait Reign Political Party Cause for Termination
Dorin Irongut dorin.jpg 1645 - 1671 Dwarven Unionist Party Resignation
Hogarth Irongut hogarth.jpg 1671 - 1676 Reformist Party Resignation
Caius Roswell-Rubens caiusroswellrubens.png 1676 - 1684 Reformist Party Resignation

Justice

The Republic of Khronheim has countless oral and coded forms of law, chiefly borrowing from the Articles of Urguan and the Dwinic Ways as its two main authoritarian corpii. Judicial matters are handled chiefly by the Tribunal Senate, with Consuls acting as justices and administering the final verdict. Residents, Citizens, and Nobles each have respective graduated rights exempting and/or subjecting them from/to parts of the law.


Defense

The Republic of Khronheim is defended by the Iron Brigade of the Despot, the state’s only official military body. The Iron Brigade maintains the public order and defends the people’s peace. Its concise vertical hierarchy guarantees efficiency and obedience, and its dependence on the Despot maintains the Republic’s established status quo.

Geography

The Republic of Khronheim is located in the Silver Hills, a small mountain range rich in Thahnium deposits. Along its edges lies the Consul’s Road, a highway for trade which serves as the main artery for the Republican economy. The Republic owns a considerable amount of tiered farmland, which feeds its citizens and offers ample amounts of grain for exporting.


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