Nar-Tasí
Nartasic: Nar-Tasí /naːr thaːsi/
Nar-Tasí is a monarchy in the eastern Sjorg Desert in southwestern Dragonía, encompassing a fairly fertile region between Pastrjú Lake to the west and the Múlíat Mountains to the east. The ruling Narans are one of the few Krekkúxes who managed to resist the armies of the Órax Empire of old for millennia, and following the latter's collapse nearly 800 years ago has become one of the most powerful countries in the region, acting as a trading hub between Krekkúxan merchants on one hand and the Kóhans of the western Múlíat Mountains on the other, particularly the city-state of Gahlúk.
Nar-Tasí is renown for its fine sculptures, pottery made featuring pink slip decoration, and a dish known as hákk, made from spiced Sjerg Antelopes's blood that is let coagulate and then cut into small pieces.
The capital and largest city of Nar-Tasí is Túhnar by Pastrjú Lake to the west, and the current queen (matriarchy is the norm among Gobíls) of Nar-Tasí is Sárx Árakk, whose family has ruled the country for nearly four hundred years since most members of the previous Hnasá dynasty died from a plague.
Nar-Tasí is a monarchy in the eastern Sjorg Desert in southwestern Dragonía, encompassing a fairly fertile region between Pastrjú Lake to the west and the Múlíat Mountains to the east. The ruling Narans are one of the few Krekkúxes who managed to resist the armies of the Órax Empire of old for millennia, and following the latter's collapse nearly 800 years ago has become one of the most powerful countries in the region, acting as a trading hub between Krekkúxan merchants on one hand and the Kóhans of the western Múlíat Mountains on the other, particularly the city-state of Gahlúk.
Nar-Tasí is renown for its fine sculptures, pottery made featuring pink slip decoration, and a dish known as hákk, made from spiced Sjerg Antelopes's blood that is let coagulate and then cut into small pieces.
The capital and largest city of Nar-Tasí is Túhnar by Pastrjú Lake to the west, and the current queen (matriarchy is the norm among Gobíls) of Nar-Tasí is Sárx Árakk, whose family has ruled the country for nearly four hundred years since most members of the previous Hnasá dynasty died from a plague.
Type
Geopolitical, Country
Government System
Monarchy, Absolute
Power Structure
Unitary state
Economic System
Barter system
Location
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