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This land was mostly occupied by the [[Batur History#Dunian Empire|Dunian Empire]] since 200AL, but in | This land was mostly occupied by the [[Batur History#Dunian Empire|Dunian Empire]] since 200AL, but in 600AL Dama Mang erupts and devastates the land, halting the advance of the Dunians. Seeing an opportunity, a local war general discovers an ancestor of the old Yinchu Dynasty and gathers support for him, reviving the kingdom officially around 650AL. The major ethnic groups in this area are Teman and Batur. They are friendly with [[Ladari]], [[Porosoea]], and [[Bandiao]], and are competitive with [[Ho Da]]. They mainly export grain, silk, gold, porcelain, and Ladarean Orange pigment. | ||
===Military and Art=== | ===Military and Art=== | ||
Yinchu's most famous warriors are the angsar, an ancient order of elite soldiers donned in gold and seemingly possessing magic power. Despite their hospitable natures, Yinchuo are very defensive of their borders and display their power to would-be competitors. Common architectural features include curved eaves, multi-tiered roofs, and atriums, and common artforms include philosophy, paper-craft, and literature. | Yinchu's most famous warriors are the angsar, an ancient order of elite soldiers donned in gold and seemingly possessing magic power. Despite their hospitable natures, Yinchuo are very defensive of their borders and display their power to would-be competitors. Common architectural features include curved eaves, multi-tiered roofs, and atriums, and common artforms include philosophy, paper-craft, and literature. | ||
Revision as of 04:28, 30 January 2021
Culture and Locations
Yinchu is a large dynastic kingdom in central Yyele. It is a feudal monarchy ruled by a tengan king, and its biggest religion is Ghaojism, which encourages followers to revere and worship their ancestors, who are seen as divine and pure. Yinchuo are known for their hospitality, seemingly unable to decline a stranger in need. Their capital is Suoma.
Demonym: Yinchuo, Yinchuo
Population: 40,000,000
- Yinchu Dynasty
- Suoma, capital, 159,000
- Xinsui, 79,000
- Manlun, 63,000
- Jingnente, 32,000
- Museng, 27,000
History and Relations
This land was mostly occupied by the Dunian Empire since 200AL, but in 600AL Dama Mang erupts and devastates the land, halting the advance of the Dunians. Seeing an opportunity, a local war general discovers an ancestor of the old Yinchu Dynasty and gathers support for him, reviving the kingdom officially around 650AL. The major ethnic groups in this area are Teman and Batur. They are friendly with Ladari, Porosoea, and Bandiao, and are competitive with Ho Da. They mainly export grain, silk, gold, porcelain, and Ladarean Orange pigment.
Military and Art
Yinchu's most famous warriors are the angsar, an ancient order of elite soldiers donned in gold and seemingly possessing magic power. Despite their hospitable natures, Yinchuo are very defensive of their borders and display their power to would-be competitors. Common architectural features include curved eaves, multi-tiered roofs, and atriums, and common artforms include philosophy, paper-craft, and literature.
