Çeridgul
| Ekançeridgul-terashedostli (The Gathering of the Courageous Çerid People Beneath the Celestial Eyes) | |||
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| Motto: Not agreed | |||
| Anthem: Not agreed | |||
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| Map versions | Not yet present | ||
| Capital | Gultaj | ||
| Largest city | Gultaj | ||
| Official language(s) | Çervelik | ||
| Official religion(s) | Taghlishen | ||
| Demonym | Çer, pl. Çerid | ||
| - Adjective | Çeril/Çerian | ||
| Government | Unregimented Confederation | ||
| - Great Speaker | (changes frequently) | ||
| - (no head of government) | N/A | ||
| - Legislature | Vocal Assembly | ||
| Establishment | - | ||
| Area | - | ||
| Population | ~2,000 | ||
| Active population | - | ||
| Currency | Barter economu | ||
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| National website | - | ||
| National forum | - | ||
| National animal | Euran feral goat | ||
| National food | Spiced goat stew | ||
| National drink | Ejikad (Çerian gin) | ||
| National tree | Gymnosporia aqabiana (Western Euran spikethorn) | ||
| Abbreviation | N/A | ||
The Translocation
Hearing-stalks be held high! I am Shorhad! I speak!
In the time of our mothers' mothers' mothers, we were in thrall to the Tall Ones. Cruel mockeries of the People were they: clumsy, lumbering, with misshapen stalks. They huddled together in great and miserable masses, each a servant of some higher and haughty one. And, so that they could appease those lowest among them, they enslaved the People to be lower still.
(Woe for the People, thus to be bound!)
But there were those among the Tall Ones who, greedy and fat, gathered many things; and among these were atimes books of travel, which, when a paw was placed upon a page, could send one away to another place. Cunning and careful was brother Tibed, who took the book of his haughty ruler, and generous was he when he brought it to his brothers and sisters in their cages. One by one, they departed the World That Was; and last of all was Tibed himself, who held the book above the flame as he passed through, that none might follow.
(Joy for the People, thus to claim their courage back!)
For his deeds did many seek him as a mate, but his heart was claimed by sister Kadri, to whom he and he alone gave many children. Even here among you are those who came forth from them. And like them, the People have become numerous in this new place where the sky is strange. There is no life without courage, and without sufficiency, and without being unbowed before anyone.
(Learning for the People, thus to guard them from tyranny!)
