The Johin

The Johin kingdom is made of a series of 7 islands, and is led by Queen Sasaki Mako.
The main islands that make up the Johin kingdom are:
Yashima - The Mairei Palace is found here
Waira
Akkoro
Suzaku
Seiru
Namazu
Mizuchi

The islands have a strange formation, and all the islands are arranged in a ring. Though the islands are comparatively small, the Johin kingdom has a very large influence on the Han Alliance, some might even say it’s unfair…

The Johin People

Johin aesthetics tend to be based on stone and wood, and follow the aesthetics and sensibilities of the surrounding nature. All Han have a very deep respect for nature, and the Johin most of all.

The Johin speak a dialect called Nasu (it sounds kind of like Japanese) alongside lub suab.
The Johin Queensguard are called The Ibara. Or in common, The Thorns.

Notable Places

Seiru

The only other purely dragonborn city apart from Almuqadas. It’s built on a single island, which was named after the little dragonborn town that started here. Now Seiru is a metropolis, well known for its stunning architecture and incredible flying boats.
The Johin actually have a fair bit of land on the main continent known as the Johin Outlands

Notable Outland Towns:

Zhulin - a large town near the middle of the outlands, a trade town on the way up, if you take the Saffron Trail. Yinxi - another large town, the first major city after the Kaliyaka Desert
Hedao - large village by the river, main trade is fish and bamboo.

Other villages:

Fengdian
Asahina
The Kamuy : The Johin don’t exactly have deities, they prefer to simply live alongside the spirits of nature like the Ile people do, but they do have a set list of kamuys that they tend to worship more often. The Johin have a belief that only monks and the royal family have a right to speak the Kamuy’s names. Their names can be written by the masses, but they cannot speak their names, so most people use their titles instead.

Type

Archipelago