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In the ninety-three years since the collapse of the ephemeral [[Laqi Free Republic]] in southern Shireroth, the Laqi somehow went from being an obscure tribal grouping within [[shire:Modan-Lach|Modan-Lach]] to the ubiquitous scourge of the steppes, forests, and foothills of central Benacia. The most succinct explanation is that, with the collapse of [[Ashkenatza]], followed at an interval by the rise and fall of [[Minarboria]], a vacuum opened up in the heart of the continent, and nature - abhorring a vacuum - had the Laqi ready at hand to step into the void. Laqi brigands, in the profit-motivated service of the so-called Perfecti, were instrumental in the foundation of Kalgachia whose mountain fastness was secured with armaments and workers snatched from the collapsing edifice of Minarboria by their roving bands. Other Laqi hosts, arriving late for the party, settled for despoiling columns of refugees, raiding into the tenuous Shirerithian occupation of Lywall, and living well on the mangled carcasses of [[Tyrannocricetus aliger|Tee-als]] felled by Shirerithian airstrikes into the ''graveyard of empires''.
In the ninety-three years since the collapse of the ephemeral [[Laqi Free Republic]] in southern Shireroth, the Laqi somehow went from being an obscure tribal grouping within [[shire:Modan-Lach|Modan-Lach]] to the ubiquitous scourge of the steppes, forests, and foothills of central Benacia. The most succinct explanation is that, with the collapse of [[Ashkenatza]], followed at an interval by the rise and fall of [[Minarboria]], a vacuum opened up in the heart of the continent, and nature - abhorring a vacuum - had the Laqi ready at hand to step into the void. Laqi brigands, in the profit-motivated service of the so-called Perfecti, were instrumental in the foundation of Kalgachia whose mountain fastness was secured with armaments and workers snatched from the collapsing edifice of Minarboria by their roving bands. Other Laqi hosts, arriving late for the party, settled for despoiling columns of refugees, raiding into the tenuous Shirerithian occupation of Lywall, and living well on the mangled carcasses of [[Tyrannocricetus aliger|Tee-als]] felled by Shirerithian airstrikes into the ''graveyard of empires''.


Laqi clans are divided between the Red Laqs, who had made incursions into the Ashkenatzi frontier first, and the Black Laqs, who migrated into the area at the behest of their Rossheim lords.
Laqi clans are divided between the Red Laqs, who had made incursions into the Ashkenatzi frontier first, and the Black Laqs, who migrated into the area at the behest of their lich masters. Red Laqs see the Black Laqs as corrupted by influence from the undead, while they themselves continue an unadulterated form of the Laqi Tradition; some Red Laq clans have, however, adopted worship of The Name from their neighbors.


===Tellian===
===Tellian===

Revision as of 14:52, 26 April 2018

Refublik fun Iner Benasia
(Republic of Inner Benacia)
Flag of RIB
Flag
85px|Coat of Arms of RIB|frameless
Coat of Arms
Motto: Eyner far Ale, Ale far Eyn
Anthem: A Saduc amongst the Dolmens
250px|Location of RIB|frameless
Map versions –
Capital Bagegeniśort (Stonetree)
Largest city –


Official language(s) Yehudi, Mishalanski, Tellian, Laqi
Official religion(s) Yehudi-Ketherism, Church of the Patriarchs
Demonym Inner Benacians, RIBs
 - Adjective RIB, Inner Benacian
Government confederal
 - Dolmensaduc Pśəmədă Təiim Tăźśăcaquhamća
 - Legislature Dolmen
Establishment 1659
Area –
Population 336,185
Active population 148,821 Yehudi
120,000 Laqi
48,239 Tellians
19,125 Mishalanski
Currency Dram



National website –
National forum TBE
National animal Black Eagle (Yehudi & Tellian)
White Eagle (Laqi)
Brown Bear (Mishalanski)
National food Boiled sheep's head with dumplings
National drink Pomace brandy
National tree –
Abbreviation RIB

The Republic of Inner Benacia (also known as RIB) is a recently established country in the previously Green area between Kalgachia, Mishalan and Lywall. Established as a peace agreement by various ethnoreligious fractions in 1659, the new government hopes to establish a peace between the different ethnic groups of the troubled area, so as to allow them to better resist the repeated incursions of their rapacious neighbour.


Geography

History

  • Ashkenatza
  • Collapse
  • Minarboria
  • Collapse
  • Kalgachi razzias to secure heavy machinery and capital assets followed by brief occupation of Sansabury to secure international recognition.
  • Three Shirerithian invasions, Lywall occupied.
  • Defence of the last commune (Stonetree) by all the free peoples of Inner Benacia
  • Confederal treaty

Politics and Government

The Dolmen, a ruling council composed of delegates from each of the major ethnic groups in the RIB, acts as a combined executive and legislative body. The number of delegates per group roughly corresponds with the proportional size of each group.

The current leader of the Dolmen, and thus the head of state for the Republic of Inner Benecia, is Pśəmədă Təiim Tăźśăcaquhamća.

The Dolmen received its name from the ruined mausoleum where the various factions first met and swore their oaths. The mausoleum has since been crudely rebuilt and used as a burial site for clan elders of the different ruling groups.

The names of the various institutions and offices of the Republic tend to reflect which ethnicity managed to stake their claim first during the carve up of the government.

Society

The confederal movement, born under the pressure of unrelenting Shirerithian aggression, brought together the four principal ethnic groups of Inner Benacia, hitherto rather antagonistic of one-another, and forced them into the rough semblance of an alliance in order to defend hearth and home against the gravimetric hordes of the Imperial Republic. Lacking the sophistication and capacity of their Kalgachia neighbours, the unity of the Inner-Benacians is of a rather more trucial nature. Quite a few suspect that if the Shirerithians ever eased off the pressure, these disparate groupings would quite happily forswear the oaths given by their leaders before the Dolmen and revert back to slaughtering each other with gleeful abandon.

It should be noted that Lywallers and Froyalaners tend not to feature very much in the society of Inner Benacia, mostly on account of the Laqi and Mishalanski propensity for slicing open the stomachs of strangers and rifling around in the spilled entrails whilst searching for swallowed coins and jewels.

Yehudi

Laqi

In the ninety-three years since the collapse of the ephemeral Laqi Free Republic in southern Shireroth, the Laqi somehow went from being an obscure tribal grouping within Modan-Lach to the ubiquitous scourge of the steppes, forests, and foothills of central Benacia. The most succinct explanation is that, with the collapse of Ashkenatza, followed at an interval by the rise and fall of Minarboria, a vacuum opened up in the heart of the continent, and nature - abhorring a vacuum - had the Laqi ready at hand to step into the void. Laqi brigands, in the profit-motivated service of the so-called Perfecti, were instrumental in the foundation of Kalgachia whose mountain fastness was secured with armaments and workers snatched from the collapsing edifice of Minarboria by their roving bands. Other Laqi hosts, arriving late for the party, settled for despoiling columns of refugees, raiding into the tenuous Shirerithian occupation of Lywall, and living well on the mangled carcasses of Tee-als felled by Shirerithian airstrikes into the graveyard of empires.

Laqi clans are divided between the Red Laqs, who had made incursions into the Ashkenatzi frontier first, and the Black Laqs, who migrated into the area at the behest of their lich masters. Red Laqs see the Black Laqs as corrupted by influence from the undead, while they themselves continue an unadulterated form of the Laqi Tradition; some Red Laq clans have, however, adopted worship of The Name from their neighbors.

Tellian

Mishalanski