Kindara

Overview
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History

Near the end of the The Great Crusade, Ortedail broke away from Soliferum and became a rouge city. Thus when Ziode Calanar, then Duke of Anacan, arrived with the Company of the Golden Lion, he was able to establish the colony in a relatively bloodless manner. This colony of Cathay was dedicated to the most noble of goals. Soon it was brimming with Lords and Knights from across the Far East, eager to finish Soliferum.

Since then, Kindara has grown and flourished as a realm of learning and understanding. While no realm exists without difficult, Kindara has grown to encompass a majority of the southern tip of the Far East and has cultivated these lands with dedicated nobility that allows for prosperity and peace.

Mission

Kindara is a realm dedicated to learning. Kindara strives to ensure that every noble has an opportunity to serve on all levels and that no noble's voice goes unheard when decisions are being made that can effect their well-being and lives.

Structure

Kindara holds monthly elections to determine who will rule her. The Grand Justicar is also elected quarterly. All other positions of power are appointed. In general, landed nobles do not serve as Commander nor Minister of Finance, though rural region lords have at times served on the council when none else stepped forward. It is very much encouraged for these positions to fall upon knights of the realm, even the inexperienced, so that they might learn.

Religion

Kindara hosts many religions, and never has a temple or religious totem been destroyed in her name. Religions within her borders are strongly encouraged to coexist and move away from the prejudices of the past, especially with relation to other religions of the realm. While there is a general understanding in how religions work within Kindara's judicial structure, no official laws exist concerning religion. The Great Debate Council is currently discussing the topic.

Newspaper

The Masahakon Times covers current events in Kindara and across the Far East.