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{{Infobox Nation|title=The Mühn Prosperity|image=The Mühn Prosperity's Flag.png|color=#3C597B|capital=The Heyme, Mühn Proper|location=(Southwest Continent, to be named)|government=Merit-based Oligarcy|religion=Rena Tradition|founding_real=July 21, 2026|founding_lore=Approximately 500 years before current events.}} | {{Infobox Nation|title=The Mühn Prosperity|image=The Mühn Prosperity's Flag.png|color=#3C597B|capital=The Heyme, Mühn Proper|location=(Southwest Continent, to be named)|government=Merit-based Oligarcy|religion=Rena Tradition|founding_real=July 21, 2026|founding_lore=Approximately 500 years before current events.}} | ||
== Summary == | |||
Situated in an ancient tidal forest shaped by eons of isolation, the Mühn Prosperity is defined by towering groves, fish weirs, silt farms, and primeval waterways. This unique ecosystem harbors flora and fauna found nowhere else, and has shaped her people into master cultivators of the land and water alike. Viewing themselves as stewards, not owners, of the land has led to a complex political and land ownership system. | |||
Revision as of 15:56, 12 August 2026
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| Capital | The Heyme, Mühn Proper |
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| Culture | Unknown |
| Location | (Southwest Continent, to be named) |
| Government | Merit-based Oligarcy |
| Leader | Unknown |
| Religion | Rena Tradition |
| Legislature | Unknown |
| Date of Founding (IRL) | July 21, 2026 |
| Date of Founding (Lore) | Approximately 500 years before current events. |
Summary
Situated in an ancient tidal forest shaped by eons of isolation, the Mühn Prosperity is defined by towering groves, fish weirs, silt farms, and primeval waterways. This unique ecosystem harbors flora and fauna found nowhere else, and has shaped her people into master cultivators of the land and water alike. Viewing themselves as stewards, not owners, of the land has led to a complex political and land ownership system.