Deshret
Structure
The Pharaoh was the ultimate authority in all things. He is in charge of both secular and religious duties within Deshret. As such, he designates people to take control of certain tasks within both hierarchies.
Below the Pharaoh are the High Priests and the Imy-Ra (Noble class). These roles were often occupied by a royal or the closest non-royal relative.
Lower on the hierarchy are the Haty-A. This role was entirely secular, but often would be held by a local priest of high rank. This person was responsible for the taxes and exercising the laws within their settlement.
- Major Cities
- Mimedj 11,100
- Major Towns:
- Syuty 4,662
- Awak 1,212
345,626 in other towns and villages
7400 residents are itinerant or isolated
Claimed Land: 14,285.8 square miles
Developed Land: 2,055.2 square miles
Population Density: 26/sq.mi
- 14 Standing Fortifications
- 7 in Active use
- 7 ruined forts or castle
- 11 located in settled regions
- 3 located in remote/wilderness areas
Villages average 2.7 miles apart
Towns average 33 miles apart
Deshret supports 0 Universities
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