The Kingdom of Hradista-Bojov

General Information

Nation Name: The Kingdom of Hradista-Bojov Short Name: Hradista-Bojov Nation Seal: Hradista-Bojov Seal Nation Flag: Flag of the Kingdom of Hradista-Bojov Coat of Arms: Seal of the Kingdom of Hradista-Bojov Motto: "Silnu8c49bju8c5a1u8c3ad na dvou nohu8c3a1ch neu8c5be jeden" (Stronger on two legs than one) Anthem: "Stu8c3a1le kupu8c599edu ruku v ruce" (Ever forward hand in hand) Language: Sjazek and Bojovic Demonym: Hradistai or Bojov Founding Year: 7278 Government Type: Constitutional Monarchy Leader Title: King Leader Name: Henrich Cierny Capital: Hradista Currency: Koruna Tri-graph: KHB Geography: The Kingdom of Hradista-Bojov occupies most of the Povoden River Valley and the Alpine Valley of Upper Bojovo. This includes the city-state of Hradista, Lower Bojovo, and Upper Bojovo. Upper and Lower Bojovo are characterized by dense forests, moors, and alpine pastureland. The Povoden River Valley is known for its fertile farmland and expansive managed forests.

History

Bojov

Bojovo has always been home to the Bojov, a warrior-like people with a culture centered on hunting, warfare, and pastoral sheep herding. Leadership within this community is based on martial skills. The Bojov have a rich history of interclan warfare, making them veterans in various conflicts.

Hradista and Unification

Hradista was one of the city-states of the Veselyv. During a conflict with a rival city-state, the leaders of Hradista formed an alliance with the neighboring Bojovi. This alliance led to the creation of the Kingdom of Hradista-Bojov, a major power in the Veselyv region.

Government

The royal family of Hradista-Bojov combines elements from both the Hradistai and Bojov cultures. It has endured for three centuries, fostering peace between the two peoples. However, the kingdom faces challenges from demarchism, a rising political movement in the Veselyv. Bojovi are highly opposed to any attempts at overthrowing the monarchy.

Military

The military of the Kingdom is majorly led by Bojovi, especially in positions of leadership. During wartime, there's a mix of Bojov and Hradistai soldiers. Bojovi are primarily infantry, while Hradistai serve in support roles, including artillery. The Bojov also have units that operate as mercenaries during peacetime.

Culture

Bojov Culture

The Bojov value family ties and are organized into clans. They are also resistant to technological advancement and modernization, with an emphasis on tradition.

Hradistai Culture

Hradistai culture is urban-focused and highly adaptable, contrasting with the tradition-oriented Bojov.

Religion

Bojovi have adopted Sadarene but are relatively secular, while Hradista mainly follows a local sect of Interventionist Orkanan called Congregational Orkanan.

Economy

Bojovo's economy is based on subsistence agriculture, hunting, and a small textile industry. Hradista has a diverse economy, exporting cloth, glass, and furniture. The region also profits from mercenary activities.

Resources

Hradista's hinterlands are rich in gold mines and lumber. Since the union, several mineral deposits, including platinum, copper, and silver, have been discovered in Bojovo.

Language

Bojovi speak Bojovic, while Hradistai speak Sjazek. Both languages are mutually comprehensible.

Mottos

National Motto: Stronger on two legs than one Hradista's Motto: The willow outlasts the windstorm Bojovo's Motto: Strong and free