Kymenic of Kymenos

Kymenic are not fond of strangers wandering deep in their borders. Most of their trade with outsiders is done in the city of Katai.
Their most valuable trades are oceanic items from Katai's shores and plants located in the forests and mountains near [insert city].
The ocean near Katai is rich in pearls, vibrant sea weed and exotic fish.
The Kymenos mountain contains Northern Rock Cane, a rare plant sought after by southern nobles, including the King himself after the Royal Fever outbreak.
The forests contain unique flowers that are popular in Derresi .

Naming Traditions

Feminine names

Like with all Kymenic names, nature is a heavy influence. Females are named often in the concept of being rooted, both to their family and their community. Names for trees, hardy flowers and shrubs make up a large portion of feminine names.

Masculine names

Males are named in the concept of being unwavering. Earthy names and the Kymenos mountain influence the masculine.

Unisex names

Names that are neither masculine or feminine are given in relation to the sky. Chosen often by those who do not adhere to typical gender roles it represents being held above the norm.

Family names

Kymenic people don't hold much importance to family names, holding more importance in the name of their villages collective group.

Ideals

Gender Ideals

Kymenic people value gender ideals differently than southerners. While they have femineine and masculine concepts, they are decided more on by what the individual wants, not what they were born with.  There is a significant population of Kymenic that ascribe to neither male or female.

Relationship Ideals

Kymenic don't have marriage unions like the southerners, rather they have personal commitments to their partner and family.
Orphanages are non-existent, with children being raise by couples that want them, or by the village collective.