Izweski Nation - История изменений

>RustingWithYou: Redirect Izweski Nation -> Izweski Hegemony

2024-01-07T07:06:49Z

Redirect Izweski Nation -> Izweski Hegemony

>RustingWithYou: update to mention the famine's over

2023-11-18T23:57:41Z

update to mention the famine's over

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	The Third Hegemony of the Izweski Nation is a developing feudal monarchy ruled by a single monarch, known as the Hegemon, who rules and leads the Hegemony as a political and somewhat spiritual paragon. The country is also made up of hundreds of land-owning noble clans and many more clans under them, of which a few dozen noble clans are major influencers in the politics of the Hegemony. Not'zar and the Izweski clan leads the Hegemony, eager to expand their influence out into the stars while resolving the conflicts on [[Moghes\| Moghes]].		The Third Hegemony of the Izweski Nation is a developing feudal monarchy ruled by a single monarch, known as the Hegemon, who rules and leads the Hegemony as a political and somewhat spiritual paragon. The country is also made up of hundreds of land-owning noble clans and many more clans under them, of which a few dozen noble clans are major influencers in the politics of the Hegemony. Not'zar and the Izweski clan leads the Hegemony, eager to expand their influence out into the stars while resolving the conflicts on [[Moghes\| Moghes]].

	Since the [[Contact War]], the Hegemon has remained an inflated entity by the victory over their ancient enemy, the Traditionalists. Though scorched by nuclear armageddon, the Hegemony has since exploded out of their capital and began the colonization of Traditionalist lands and of faraway planets. The path to domination was not easy, however; Hegemon S'kresti fell into a coma and [[Notable_Unathi\| Not'zar]] made his ascension to the throne, claiming himself regent before any other heir could. The rise and fall of the [[Unathi_Religion\| Sk'akh]] Church also menaced the careful religious balance of the Hegemony which was further inflamed by the rise of Hegemon S'kresti and his conversion to Si'akh. The Hegemon, subject to a Civil War between the Sk'akh Church versus the ~~apostle~~ Hegemon, nearly tore the Hegemony apart.		Since the [[Contact War]], the Hegemon has remained an inflated entity by the victory over their ancient enemy, the Traditionalists. Though scorched by nuclear armageddon, the Hegemony has since exploded out of their capital and began the colonization of Traditionalist lands and of faraway planets. The path to domination was not easy, however; Hegemon S'kresti fell into a coma and [[Notable_Unathi\| Not'zar]] made his ascension to the throne, claiming himself regent before any other heir could. The rise and fall of the [[Unathi_Religion\| Sk'akh]] Church also menaced the careful religious balance of the Hegemony which was further inflamed by the rise of Hegemon S'kresti and his conversion to Si'akh. The Hegemon, subject to a Civil War between the Sk'akh Church versus the apostate Hegemon, nearly tore the Hegemony apart.

	After S'kresti's assassination, Not'zar has officially assumed the title of Hegemon. The conflict has officially been declared as over, but the various enemies of the Hegemony conspire their revenge. Discrimination runs rampant among Unathi society, whether against those of a lower standing, Unathi seen as not conforming to their role in the empire, the acolytes of other religions, or even the criminal underclass of Guwan. Despite these challenges, the Izweski Hegemony is seen as the most profitable and budding economy among Unathi thanks to imperial mercantilist policy, and even Unathi that oppose Not'zar's rule flock to their walls in an attempt to carve out and seek a better life.		After S'kresti's assassination, Not'zar has officially assumed the title of Hegemon. The conflict has officially been declared as over, but the various enemies of the Hegemony conspire their revenge. Discrimination runs rampant among Unathi society, whether against those of a lower standing, Unathi seen as not conforming to their role in the empire, the acolytes of other religions, or even the criminal underclass of Guwan. Despite these challenges, the Izweski Hegemony is seen as the most profitable and budding economy among Unathi thanks to imperial mercantilist policy, and even Unathi that oppose Not'zar's rule flock to their walls in an attempt to carve out and seek a better life.
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	Not'zar thankfully does not take after his father. Favoring shrewd and savvy politics, the Hegemon of the Izweski Nation has worked on undoing the political damage his father, S'kresti Izweski, had created by partaking in numerous wars with neighboring countries and even within the Hegemony itself. The reformation back to a truly honorable state is a slow one, though no change worth going through is ever done quickly.		Not'zar thankfully does not take after his father. Favoring shrewd and savvy politics, the Hegemon of the Izweski Nation has worked on undoing the political damage his father, S'kresti Izweski, had created by partaking in numerous wars with neighboring countries and even within the Hegemony itself. The reformation back to a truly honorable state is a slow one, though no change worth going through is ever done quickly.

	~~'''As of now'''~~, the Hegemony ~~is currently undergoing a~~ famine, as Moghes's destroyed ecosystems ~~cannot~~ produce the required amount, and there is an inability to import enough food to make up the shortfall due to the ongoing phoron scarcity. ~~Strict~~ rationing and a plan to turn the colony of Ouerea into a food production center have ~~given hope that~~ the ~~hegemony may ride it out. However~~, the ~~future is~~ still ~~in an unclear fog. More information can be found [https://forums.aurorastation~~.~~org/topic/3956-sinta-articles/?do=findComment&comment=157739 here.]~~		In recent years, the Hegemony suffered greatly from famine, as Moghes's destroyed ecosystems could not produce the required amount, and there was an inability to import enough food to make up the shortfall due to the ongoing phoron scarcity. As of 2465, strict rationing and a plan to turn the colony of Ouerea into a food production center, combined with the aid of the alien megacorporation [[Hephaestus Industries]], have brought an end to the famine - though political instability, the growing Wasteland and the ongoing phoron crisis still continue to threaten the nation.

	= History =		= History =

>Captain Gecko: /* Hands of the Hegemon */

2023-09-29T15:19:46Z

Hands of the Hegemon

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	A dedicated public relations expert, Lady Sarnac is one of the only two women who have the honor to be a hand of the Hegemon, and a political appointment, the exemplification of the Hegemon’s progressive policies. She appears at Not’zars side at nearly all public events, crafting his image into one of power and certainty. She has also begun a campaign of propaganda, in an attempt to garner the loyalty of common sinta, particularly guildsmen and peasants.		A dedicated public relations expert, Lady Sarnac is one of the only two women who have the honor to be a hand of the Hegemon, and a political appointment, the exemplification of the Hegemon’s progressive policies. She appears at Not’zars side at nearly all public events, crafting his image into one of power and certainty. She has also begun a campaign of propaganda, in an attempt to garner the loyalty of common sinta, particularly guildsmen and peasants.

	'''Spymaster:''' [[Notable_Unathi#Hizoni_Razi,_''Izweski_Spymaster'' \| Hizoni ~~Razi~~]]		'''Spymaster:''' [[Notable_Unathi#Hizoni_Razi,_''Izweski_Spymaster'' \| Hizoni Izweski]]

	The only daughter of guildmaster Keicacu Razi, Hizoni ascended to hegemony wide fame when she defeated a murder plot directed at the Hegemon, killing two of the would be assassins herself. Since then she has continued to protect the Hegemon, shoring up his precarious position anyway she can. ~~It is also rumored that~~ she ~~has an intimate relationship with Not’zar~~, ~~but nothing has been officially announced between~~ the ~~prospective couple~~.		The only daughter of guildmaster Keicacu Razi, Hizoni ascended to hegemony wide fame when she defeated a murder plot directed at the Hegemon, killing two of the would be assassins herself. Since then she has continued to protect the Hegemon, shoring up his precarious position anyway she can. On May 14th, 2465, she married Not'zar Izweski, taking his name in the process.

	=== Economy ===		=== Economy ===

>Triogenix: Changing to reflect changes in the overlord policy.

2023-04-08T00:48:10Z

Changing to reflect changes in the overlord policy.

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	The Izweski Hegemony is a feudal-like leadership where the Hegemon holds the most power, yet delegates portions of that power to others. In turn, these officials under the Hegemon delegate to others beneath them and so forth, working down to local towns and individual clans. Not'zar currently is the clan leader of the Izweski and Hegemon of the Izweski Hegemony. Most noblemen have made him an ally, especially including the Guilds who enjoy his globalist attitude. Not'zar lives in the Izweski Citadel in Skalamar, and under him are the vassalized Lords who rule their own subjugated states. The Lords are usually clan leaders or important clan members themselves who pledge themselves to Izweski in exchange for land and protection.		The Izweski Hegemony is a feudal-like leadership where the Hegemon holds the most power, yet delegates portions of that power to others. In turn, these officials under the Hegemon delegate to others beneath them and so forth, working down to local towns and individual clans. Not'zar currently is the clan leader of the Izweski and Hegemon of the Izweski Hegemony. Most noblemen have made him an ally, especially including the Guilds who enjoy his globalist attitude. Not'zar lives in the Izweski Citadel in Skalamar, and under him are the vassalized Lords who rule their own subjugated states. The Lords are usually clan leaders or important clan members themselves who pledge themselves to Izweski in exchange for land and protection.

	Under the Hegemon are the Overlords. They generally control large swathes of territory or bureaucratic functions in the name of the Izweski Hegemony, acting as a portion of the Hegemon's advisors. Currently, there are five Overlords: ~~two~~ managing sections of ~~the Hegemony~~ itself, an Ouerean Overlord, the K'laxan ruler of Tret~~, and one for the various smaller colonies and territories, including Gwim'zala~~. Overlords oversee their own Lords, rulers of different provinces. Unlike the Overlords, the Lords act more as vassals of regions under the Hegemon and the Overlords. A province may be an entire planet's development or one sprawling city metropolis depending on the population and settlement sizes of the province. Lords then appoint Clan Lords for different city districts, towns, and swathes of sparse rural lands. Cities are typically run by a Clan Lord (or even a Lord, should the city be large enough) and a small council of lesser clan leaders (or Clan Lords, in the case of a ruling Lord). At the bottom are the clan leaders. Clan leaders are usually the eldest male ruler of a specific family clan, and clan leaders are often the most ruthless schemers of the noble ladder.		Under the Hegemon are the Overlords. They generally control large swathes of territory or bureaucratic functions in the name of the Izweski Hegemony, acting as a portion of the Hegemon's advisors. Currently, there are five Overlords: three managing sections of Moghes itself, an Ouerean Overlord, and the K'laxan ruler of Tret. Overlords oversee their own Lords, rulers of different provinces. Unlike the Overlords, the Lords act more as vassals of regions under the Hegemon and the Overlords. All Lords and Overlords also equally swear fealty to the Hegemon and only the Hegemon, making them all his direct vassals. A province may be an entire planet's development or one sprawling city metropolis depending on the population and settlement sizes of the province. Lords then appoint Clan Lords for different city districts, towns, and swathes of sparse rural lands. Cities are typically run by a Clan Lord (or even a Lord, should the city be large enough) and a small council of lesser clan leaders (or Clan Lords, in the case of a ruling Lord). At the bottom are the clan leaders. Clan leaders are usually the eldest male ruler of a specific family clan, and clan leaders are often the most ruthless schemers of the noble ladder.

	=== Politics ===		=== Politics ===

>Triogenix: /* Feudalism and Judgement */

2023-03-20T01:52:22Z

Feudalism and Judgement

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	=== Feudalism and Judgement ===		=== Feudalism and Judgement ===
	While the concept of Honor and its tenants pervade nearly all aspects of Unathi life, it is found in the extremes similar to the field of battle in the throne rooms of the landed nobility of the Hegemony when it comes time to render judgment on the criminal or verdicts in other disputes. Unlike most other nations of the Spur, the Hegemony does not have a unified judicial system for its territory, instead relying on landed nobles as judges, both for criminal affairs where the noble will render a verdict and sentence; as well as for civil disputes. Landed nobles will act as a judge only for crimes or disputes which occurred on their lands. Due to the slow urbanization and concentration of power in cities, only those who hold the title of Lord and rule over a city, or Overlord and Hegemon may act as a Judge in the Hegemony. The vastness of space is considered to be the land of the Hegemon, and any crimes committed there, or on ships flying the Hegemony flag ~~falls~~ under his purview. For this reason, and the vastness of interstellar space, the Hegemon has many nobles who he may call upon to act as judges in his stead.		While the concept of Honor and its tenants pervade nearly all aspects of Unathi life, it is found in the extremes similar to the field of battle in the throne rooms of the landed nobility of the Hegemony when it comes time to render judgment on the criminal or verdicts in other disputes. Unlike most other nations of the Spur, the Hegemony does not have a unified judicial system for its territory, instead relying on landed nobles as judges, both for criminal affairs where the noble will render a verdict and sentence; as well as for civil disputes. Landed nobles will act as a judge only for crimes or disputes which occurred on their lands. Due to the slow urbanization and concentration of power in cities, only those who hold the title of Lord and rule over a city, or Overlord and Hegemon may act as a Judge in the Hegemony. The vastness of space is considered to be the land of the Hegemon, and any crimes committed there, or on ships flying the Hegemony flag fall under his purview. For this reason, and the vastness of interstellar space, the Hegemon has many nobles who he may call upon to act as judges in his stead.

	==== Code of Justice ====		==== Code of Justice ====

>Triogenix: /* = Code of Justice */

2023-03-20T01:48:51Z

= Code of Justice

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	While the concept of Honor and its tenants pervade nearly all aspects of Unathi life, it is found in the extremes similar to the field of battle in the throne rooms of the landed nobility of the Hegemony when it comes time to render judgment on the criminal or verdicts in other disputes. Unlike most other nations of the Spur, the Hegemony does not have a unified judicial system for its territory, instead relying on landed nobles as judges, both for criminal affairs where the noble will render a verdict and sentence; as well as for civil disputes. Landed nobles will act as a judge only for crimes or disputes which occurred on their lands. Due to the slow urbanization and concentration of power in cities, only those who hold the title of Lord and rule over a city, or Overlord and Hegemon may act as a Judge in the Hegemony. The vastness of space is considered to be the land of the Hegemon, and any crimes committed there, or on ships flying the Hegemony flag falls under his purview. For this reason, and the vastness of interstellar space, the Hegemon has many nobles who he may call upon to act as judges in his stead.		While the concept of Honor and its tenants pervade nearly all aspects of Unathi life, it is found in the extremes similar to the field of battle in the throne rooms of the landed nobility of the Hegemony when it comes time to render judgment on the criminal or verdicts in other disputes. Unlike most other nations of the Spur, the Hegemony does not have a unified judicial system for its territory, instead relying on landed nobles as judges, both for criminal affairs where the noble will render a verdict and sentence; as well as for civil disputes. Landed nobles will act as a judge only for crimes or disputes which occurred on their lands. Due to the slow urbanization and concentration of power in cities, only those who hold the title of Lord and rule over a city, or Overlord and Hegemon may act as a Judge in the Hegemony. The vastness of space is considered to be the land of the Hegemon, and any crimes committed there, or on ships flying the Hegemony flag falls under his purview. For this reason, and the vastness of interstellar space, the Hegemon has many nobles who he may call upon to act as judges in his stead.

	==== Code of Justice ===		==== Code of Justice ====
	Throughout the history of resolving disputes, Lords have simply used the Warrior’s Code to render honourable judgements – with similar characteristics to a military tribunal. However, with changes in the contemporary application of customary laws, Lords have begun to utilize their own versions of a code of honour – the Code of the Lord Judge. It has rapidly managed to replace the application of the Warrior’s Code during trials, more significantly since First Contact with other species within the Orion Spur. It is mostly attributed to the foreign influence of jurisprudential systems, and additionally many regard the Warrior’s Code as merely a stopgap in dispute resolution, which doesn’t seek to rectify the issues at hand. It is important to note that this code is only applicable during trials when a person is being judged for a crime they may have committed.		Throughout the history of resolving disputes, Lords have simply used the Warrior’s Code to render honourable judgements – with similar characteristics to a military tribunal. However, with changes in the contemporary application of customary laws, Lords have begun to utilize their own versions of a code of honour – the Code of the Lord Judge. It has rapidly managed to replace the application of the Warrior’s Code during trials, more significantly since First Contact with other species within the Orion Spur. It is mostly attributed to the foreign influence of jurisprudential systems, and additionally many regard the Warrior’s Code as merely a stopgap in dispute resolution, which doesn’t seek to rectify the issues at hand. It is important to note that this code is only applicable during trials when a person is being judged for a crime they may have committed.

>Triogenix: /* Feudalism and Society */

2023-03-20T01:48:30Z

Feudalism and Society

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 === Social Behavior and Mannerisms ===
 When speaking to superiors, it is considered formal and respectful to refer to them by the extended name of their command. A clan elder or leader would be referred to by the name of their clan, a squad leader by the name of their squad, and so forth. It is extremely rude to not look at someone addressing you. These are normal behaviors inherent to the Izweski Nation — [[Unathi#Social_Behavior_and_Mannerisms|Unathi have a much wider array of behavior common to them all.]]
 = Religion =

>Triogenix: Cleaning up the page

2022-12-21T09:02:34Z

Cleaning up the page

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	= Overview =		= Overview =
	'''''"Honor, Fire, Burn thy Fear"''''' - ''Izweski Ancestral Words, dating back more than 500 years''		'''''"Honor, Fire, Burn thy Fear"''''' - ''Izweski Ancestral Words, dating back more than 500 years''

>Triogenix: Adding a hyperlink to a relevant part of the wiki

2022-12-21T02:21:08Z

Adding a hyperlink to a relevant part of the wiki

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	'''Court Priest:''' Unfilled		'''Court Priest:''' Unfilled

	Due to political conflict with the church of Sh’akh, this position remains unfilled.		Due to [[Unathi_Recent_Events#The_Hegemon_Wakes!_(2461-2462)\|political conflict with the church of Sh’akh]], this position remains unfilled.

	'''Lord’s Claws:''' [[Notable_Unathi#Mizaruz_Izweski,_Lord_and_''Izweski_Lord's_Claws'' \| Mizaruz Izweski]]		'''Lord’s Claws:''' [[Notable_Unathi#Mizaruz_Izweski,_Lord_and_''Izweski_Lord's_Claws'' \| Mizaruz Izweski]]

>Triogenix: fixing a broken link

2022-09-06T04:27:52Z

fixing a broken link

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	=== History of Sinta'Unathi ===		=== History of Sinta'Unathi ===
	Modern Sinta'Unathi began in the 1990s ~~[[Galactic Standard Time]]~~ as the primary language of the Izweski Nation, and spread across the globe for merchants seeking to do business in foreign Kingdoms. It became the main language of global trade and eventually began to trickle its way upwards to become the primary language of the upper classes. By the late 2100s, the Izweski Hegemony passed several laws attempting to increase imperial nationalism in its extremely diverse population. All Hegemonic citizens were required to be fluent in the language, and speaking foreign languages in public carried threats of imprisonment. Imperial authorities also carried out mass-kidnappings of ethnic Unathi, raising the young in boarding schools that instilled in them proper Hegemony values and Sinta'Unathi language lessons. Children were often beaten if they were discovered speaking their native language.		Modern Sinta'Unathi began in the 1990s as the primary language of the Izweski Nation, and spread across the globe for merchants seeking to do business in foreign Kingdoms. It became the main language of global trade and eventually began to trickle its way upwards to become the primary language of the upper classes. By the late 2100s, the Izweski Hegemony passed several laws attempting to increase imperial nationalism in its extremely diverse population. All Hegemonic citizens were required to be fluent in the language, and speaking foreign languages in public carried threats of imprisonment. Imperial authorities also carried out mass-kidnappings of ethnic Unathi, raising the young in boarding schools that instilled in them proper Hegemony values and Sinta'Unathi language lessons. Children were often beaten if they were discovered speaking their native language.

	The earliest forms of Sinta writing come in the form of hieroglyphs that scribes literally scratched onto wooden tablets with their talons, with the earliest dated around 600 CE. These early tablets were predominately inventory records, consisting of nouns and tally marks. As society grew more interconnected and complex, scribes and impatient merchants decided they had better things to do than spend hours making thousands of tally marks, so writing continued to evolve until taking its modern form.		The earliest forms of Sinta writing come in the form of hieroglyphs that scribes literally scratched onto wooden tablets with their talons, with the earliest dated around 600 CE. These early tablets were predominately inventory records, consisting of nouns and tally marks. As society grew more interconnected and complex, scribes and impatient merchants decided they had better things to do than spend hours making thousands of tally marks, so writing continued to evolve until taking its modern form.