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Treijim: Treijim moved page Eber to Eber old without leaving a redirect: redundant

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Empire and Emperor

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	===Empire and Emperor===		===Empire and Emperor===

	Eber is a hoqomer (empire) and is ruled by a hoqon (emperor). Despite this, it does not see itself as a monarchy. The hoqon is elected by the people through votes, narrowed down with the help of the ikkinchi (emperor's assistant), etuvchi (emperor's manager), and qirol (people's representative). The hoqon's job is to rule according to the sacred laws of their god Xudo, manifested in the discoveries of ancestral mystics. If the hoqon tries to do anything outside the sacred laws, he can be trialled by the order of sudya (judges), and if he evades the law, the system allows him to be taken down by force, and a new hoqon can be elected.		Eber is a [[Religions#Hoqomer\|hoqomer]] (empire) and is ruled by a hoqon (emperor). Despite this, it does not see itself as a monarchy. The hoqon is elected by the people through votes, narrowed down with the help of the ikkinchi (emperor's assistant), etuvchi (emperor's manager), and qirol (people's representative). The hoqon's job is to rule according to the sacred laws of their god Xudo, manifested in the discoveries of ancestral mystics. If the hoqon tries to do anything outside the sacred laws, he can be trialled by the order of sudya (judges), and if he evades the law, the system allows him to be taken down by force, and a new hoqon can be elected.
	* Xudo. God.		* Xudo. God.
	** Source of legislation and sacred law.		** Source of legislation and sacred law.
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	* Prosperity.		* Prosperity.
	** Riches of god.		** Riches of god.
	** Health and peace.		** Health and peace.

	===People===		===People===

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	*** Nur Izi, comets, good or bad health		*** Nur Izi, comets, good or bad health
	*** Tutilish, eclipse, prosperity or poverty		*** Tutilish, eclipse, prosperity or poverty



	~~Hierarchy~~

	~~Merchants~~

	~~Mercenary bandits~~

	~~Trade forts~~

	~~Cannibalism~~

	~~Republic Empire~~

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 *** Manages collection of taxes.
 *** Deals with marriages, divorces, etc.
 ** Hokim. Head Governor.
 *** Assists in ruling provinces.
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 ** Sanoat. Head of Industry.
 *** Manage technology and industry.
 ===People===

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 *** Implements rulers of hoqon.
 *** Brings in feedback from qirol.
+** Sudya. Head of law.
+*** Manages judges.
 ===People===

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-Eber is a hoqomer (empire) and is ruled by a hoqon (emperor). Despite this, it does not see itself as a monarchy.
+Eber is a hoqomer (empire) and is ruled by a hoqon (emperor). Despite this, it does not see itself as a monarchy. The hoqon is elected by the people through votes, narrowed down with the help of the ikkinchi (emperor's assistant), etuvchi (emperor's manager), and qirol (people's representative). The hoqon's job is to rule according to the sacred laws of their god Xudo, manifested in the discoveries of ancestral mystics. If the hoqon tries to do anything outside the sacred laws, he can be trialled by the order of sudya (judges), and if he evades the law, the system allows him to be taken down by force, and a new hoqon can be elected.
 ===People===
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 *** Nur Izi, comets, good or bad health
 *** Tutilish, eclipse, prosperity or poverty
 Hierarchy

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	* Quyosh, sun, man		* Quyosh, sun, man
	** Osmon, sky, strength		** Osmon, sky, strength
			*** Yomgir, rain, growth or sadness
			*** Shamol, wind, protection or weakness
			*** Tuman, fog, deceit or rest
			*** Chaqmoq, lightning, victory or defeat
	* Oy, moon, woman		* Oy, moon, woman
	** Qora, shadow, peace		** Qora, shadow, peace
			*** Soha, planets, bravery or cowardice
			*** Yulduz, stars, joy or loss
			*** Nur Izi, comets, good or bad health
			*** Tutilish, eclipse, prosperity or poverty

	Hierarchy		Hierarchy

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	Mystics believe in one who is the god of all, called Xudo. Beneath him are many other aspects ranging from significant to minor:		Mystics believe in one who is the god of all, called Xudo. Beneath him are many other aspects ranging from significant to minor:

	* Quyosh ~~and~~ Oy, ~~sun and~~ moon, ~~man and~~ woman		* Quyosh, sun, man
			** Osmon, sky, strength
			* Oy, moon, woman
			** Qora, shadow, peace

	Hierarchy		Hierarchy

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	===Religion===		===Religion===

	Eber mysticism is a pervasive and prevalent belief system. They believe the heavens hold all the answers to life’s problems. This involves a group of gods who offer differing ways to interpret the phenomena of the sky. Worship involves organised prayer and chanting in temples at particular times of day and is seen as an ingrained part of Eber culture. ~~High mystics~~ claim to hold solutions to everything, from healing diseases to prophecies about future events to casting strange spells. Some believe the mystics of old made deals with the Karithians and attained some of the widely-feared jaratk magic. Mysticism also governs most of how the people act; it dictates their laws and helps decide those who gain power.		Eber mysticism is a pervasive and prevalent belief system. They believe the heavens hold all the answers to life’s problems. This involves a group of gods who offer differing ways to interpret the phenomena of the sky. Worship involves organised prayer and chanting in temples at particular times of day and is seen as an ingrained part of Eber culture. Mystics claim to hold solutions to everything, from healing diseases to prophecies about future events to casting strange spells. Some believe the mystics of old made deals with the Karithians and attained some of the widely-feared jaratk magic. Mysticism also governs most of how the people act; it dictates their laws and helps decide those who gain power.

			Mystics believe in one who is the god of all, called Xudo. Beneath him are many other aspects ranging from significant to minor:

			* Quyosh and Oy, sun and moon, man and woman

	Hierarchy		Hierarchy

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	The capital of these people has traditionally been Xar Kzala, an ancient city situated on the Sea of Lyte. It is a city of grandeur and colour, with buildings as red as blood and such strong spices in its markets that foreigners often faint or throw up upon passing through. But the capital was moved to Oqara when the Xilou Empire was near its peak. Oqara is where the Karithians attacked, so the locals didn’t actually lose their traditional capital. Today the capital of Oqara stands as a half-ruined remnant of the overbearing pride of the old emperors of Xilou. Other major cities include Erqix, in the very northwestern corner of the land, and Gzisan, an old city which sits on the largest river in Upper Ebere.		The capital of these people has traditionally been Xar Kzala, an ancient city situated on the Sea of Lyte. It is a city of grandeur and colour, with buildings as red as blood and such strong spices in its markets that foreigners often faint or throw up upon passing through. But the capital was moved to Oqara when the Xilou Empire was near its peak. Oqara is where the Karithians attacked, so the locals didn’t actually lose their traditional capital. Today the capital of Oqara stands as a half-ruined remnant of the overbearing pride of the old emperors of Xilou. Other major cities include Erqix, in the very northwestern corner of the land, and Gzisan, an old city which sits on the largest river in Upper Ebere.

			===Empire and Emperor===

			Eber is a hoqomer (empire) and is ruled by a hoqon (emperor). Despite this, it does not see itself as a monarchy.

	===People===		===People===