South-Marcians refers to the peoples of the Queendom of Salbany, the Kingdom of Blemen, and the Damson Administration. They inhabit the far warmer lands of southern Marcia, though each realm maintains its own distinct culture.
The Salbans revere the ways of the Traysians, embracing their egalitarian principles. In stark contrast, the Blemish converted to the teachings of the Ardulai following Emperor Aulgalan’s conquest, adopting the patriarchal traditions the faith enshrines. That is not to say Blemish customs have not found their way into the Damson Lands—the very heart of the Paolemern Empire.
In fact, the Paolemernic Damson Lands and the Blemish Salt Lands share a number of quasi-Mernic traditions, including the belief that gold is a masculine metal and silver a feminine one. Men are afforded various social and material privileges that frequently put the Blemish and Salbans at odds, for the Queendom of Salbany allows women to inherit the crown—an idea opposed to the patriarchal preachings of the Ardulai.
South-Marcians refers to the peoples of the Queendom of Salbany, the Kingdom of Blemen, and the Damson Administration. They inhabit the far warmer lands of southern Marcia, though each realm maintains its own distinct culture.
The Salbans revere the ways of the Traysians, embracing their egalitarian principles. In stark contrast, the Blemish converted to the teachings of the Ardulai following Emperor Aulgalan’s conquest, adopting the patriarchal traditions the faith enshrines. That is not to say Blemish customs have not found their way into the Damson Lands—the very heart of the Paolemern Empire.
In fact, the Paolemernic Damson Lands and the Blemish Salt Lands share a number of quasi-Mernic traditions, including the belief that gold is a masculine metal and silver a feminine one. Men are afforded various social and material privileges that frequently put the Blemish and Salbans at odds, for the Queendom of Salbany allows women to inherit the crown—an idea opposed to the patriarchal preachings of the Ardulai.
South-Marcians refers to the peoples of the Queendom of Salbany, the Kingdom of Blemen, and the Damson Administration. They inhabit the far warmer lands of southern Marcia, though each realm maintains its own distinct culture.
The Salbans revere the ways of the Traysians, embracing their egalitarian principles. In stark contrast, the Blemish converted to the teachings of the Ardulai following Emperor Aulgalan’s conquest, adopting the patriarchal traditions the faith enshrines. That is not to say Blemish customs have not found their way into the Damson Lands—the very heart of the Paolemern Empire.
In fact, the Paolemernic Damson Lands and the Blemish Salt Lands share a number of quasi-Mernic traditions, including the belief that gold is a masculine metal and silver a feminine one. Men are afforded various social and material privileges that frequently put the Blemish and Salbans at odds, for the Queendom of Salbany allows women to inherit the crown—an idea opposed to the patriarchal preachings of the Ardulai.
South-Marcians refers to the peoples of the Queendom of Salbany, the Kingdom of Blemen, and the Damson Administration. They inhabit the far warmer lands of southern Marcia, though each realm maintains its own distinct culture.
The Salbans revere the ways of the Traysians, embracing their egalitarian principles. In stark contrast, the Blemish converted to the teachings of the Ardulai following Emperor Aulgalan’s conquest, adopting the patriarchal traditions the faith enshrines. That is not to say Blemish customs have not found their way into the Damson Lands—the very heart of the Paolemern Empire.
In fact, the Paolemernic Damson Lands and the Blemish Salt Lands share a number of quasi-Mernic traditions, including the belief that gold is a masculine metal and silver a feminine one. Men are afforded various social and material privileges that frequently put the Blemish and Salbans at odds, for the Queendom of Salbany allows women to inherit the crown—an idea opposed to the patriarchal preachings of the Ardulai.
South-Marcians refers to the peoples of the Queendom of Salbany, the Kingdom of Blemen, and the Damson Administration. They inhabit the far warmer lands of southern Marcia, though each realm maintains its own distinct culture.
The Salbans revere the ways of the Traysians, embracing their egalitarian principles. In stark contrast, the Blemish converted to the teachings of the Ardulai following Emperor Aulgalan’s conquest, adopting the patriarchal traditions the faith enshrines. That is not to say Blemish customs have not found their way into the Damson Lands—the very heart of the Paolemern Empire.
In fact, the Paolemernic Damson Lands and the Blemish Salt Lands share a number of quasi-Mernic traditions, including the belief that gold is a masculine metal and silver a feminine one. Men are afforded various social and material privileges that frequently put the Blemish and Salbans at odds, for the Queendom of Salbany allows women to inherit the crown—an idea opposed to the patriarchal preachings of the Ardulai.