Request: Eulycea

[Eulycea]

Nation in Europa: The Kingdom of Eulycea

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Capital name: Brisa
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Factbook link: https://iiwiki.us/wiki/Eulycea
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Culture: Eulycea embraces a culture analogous to western Europe, particularly the western Mediterranean. As the product of the Salvian Crusades, it has significant Salvian influences, particularly in its state religion (Eulycean Catholicism, a schismatic branch of Salvian Catholicism). However, the common (and official) language is Eulycean Aroman, primarily as the result of the evangelization of the Order of St. Joseph, who assimilated much of the native Lycean peoples into Catholicism by teaching them Aroman and Aromanizing their names and culture. This resulted in the cultural assimilation from the bottom up of the Salvian colonial elite into a distinctly Aromanish culture.

Climate: Eulycea has an arid, equatorial climate divided across three terrains: coastal plain, highland plateaus, and mountains. While near the coast, temperature is fairly mild and dry, the mountaintops remain cold and snowy all year. It is most analogous to Peru.

Location History: The Lycean peoples (analogous to indigenous Andean peoples pre-Columbus) developed a complex, well-organized agricultural society from 5,000 BC to 1100 AD, where they were finally unified under the Tihuanaco Empire. While the region had always been abundant in precious metals, the discovery of a massive new deposit at Montargent in the 1400s prompted invasion from the Yellow Empire in the 1400s, resulting in the Tihuanaco Empire becoming its tributary puppet. The Salvians, who were obstructed in trade by the Huang with their Lycean subjects, declared a crusade in Lycea as part of their broader campaign to dismantle the Yellow Empire in the 16th century. It succeeded, and the Salvian king became a dual monarch of both Salvia and Eulycea, with a governor administering the colony in his place. Later, in the 1700s, when republicans overthrew the Salvian monarch, he fled with much of the nobility to Eulycea, becoming a de facto (and later de jure) sovereign kingdom of its own.
 

[Xio]

It'll be nice to finally have a direct neighbour, especially with what history we've interlinked so far in the totally-not-real group chat ;).

[Batengdei]

5 hours ago, Metztlitlalio said:

(I)n the totally-not-real group chat ;).

The leaders of Metztlitlalio and Eulycea confirmed to have SHOCKING "group chat" according to Metztli sources.

 

But in all seriousness its really cool to have so many nations which choose to incorporate other pre-existing nations into their canon, makes it feel like a dynamic wurld. Going for the desert region above Metztlitlalio is also a very bold move (which I applaud). It's more than neat to see. I know map-placement is far from an "endorsement" system, but I totally endorse this move.

 

[Tagmatium Rules]

55 minutes ago, Bulgenstaz said:

The leaders of Metztlitlalio and Eulycea confirmed to have SHOCKING "group chat" according to Metztli sources.

 

But in all seriousness its really cool to have so many nations which choose to incorporate other pre-existing nations into their canon, makes it feel like a dynamic wurld. Going for the desert region above Metztlitlalio is also a very bold move (which I applaud). It's more than neat to see. I know map-placement is far from an "endorsement" system, but I totally endorse this move.

 

"I am Batengdai, and I approve this message."

[Fubukino]

Another close neighbor, I approve 100%

[Iverica]

Interesting request! This has me wondering about the ethnicities of this very large peninsula.

Just for formalities sake @Eulycea, your stats on the balance sheet have been approved. You can add them to your OP above for the record.

 

Cheers!