Bassaridia Vaeringheim

The Associate Domain of Bassaridia Vaeringheim is a nation established in the aftermath of the collapse of the Haifo-Pallisican Imperial Trade Union in the 47th Era PSSC, when rogue forces once loyal to the New Zimian War League seized control of the General Port of Lake Morovia and expelled local, mostly Alperkin chieftans from positions of power in the local government.

Geography

Bassaridia Vaeringheim occupies the Northern shores of Lake Morovia, including the city of Vaeringheim and large portions of the territory once controlled by the Alperkin. Bassaridian influence extends to a lesser extent to the cities of the former Maritime Markets of the Strait of Haifa, namely Jogi and the historic capital of the Bassarid Religion, Mylecia-Agripinilla.

Politics

The Associate Domain of Bassaridia Vaeringheim is governed by three co-equal rulers, known as the Council of Kings, who are each advised by their own respective advisers and counselors. The Council of Kings is comprised of the Commander General of the Bassaridian War League, the Merchant General of the Port of Lake Morovia, and the High Priestess of the Bassarid Temple of Vaeringheim. Together, these three offices attend to the political, military, economic, and social and religious affairs of the state.

Economy

The economy of Bassarididia Vaeringheim is supported and sustained by ongoing investments in the reformed General Port of Lake Morovia.

Military

The Associate Domain is defended by the Bassaridian War League, a substantial military force which once comprised a large portion of the Leagues of Haifan Keltiania under the banner of the New Zimian War League, and which declared independence from the War League following the collapse of the Bassarids.

Culture

The culture of the Associate Domain combines the everyday norms, customs, and traditions of the indigenous Alperkin communities with the political and economic institutions which governed the city of Vaeringheim under the administration of the Bassarids. To this end, the Associate Domain represents a blend of cultures and identities which is unique to the region, and to the globe in the Post-Bassarid world.