Kosjal

Kosjal is among the major kingdoms of the Galkans in Vagalkan, located along the lower Ap River in the northern part of the region. Its capital is the city of Alket on the river's west bank.

Structure

Government

Like other galkan countries, Kosjal is ruled by a monarch or hút-ol and an aristocracy of priests, priestesses and local chiefs. The kingdom operates via palace economy, a system which has disappeared in most parts of the world except in Vagalkan, where all goods -whether crops, pottery or metals- are collected to the palace and temples, where they are carefully recorded and counted before being redistributed to the rest of the population as seen fit.
Some of these products are also used to trade for rare goods such as timber, iron and spices from countries as far as Ænadó to the east, Resak beyond the sea to the north and Dalra to the northwest.

Religion

The patron deity of Kosjal is the syncretic god Et-eisjavahe-hetú, though he's mostly worshipped by the aristocracy while commoners venerate more traditional deities, both local and those belonging to the common galkan pantheon.

Military

War chariots are extensively used by the warriors of Kosjal, more so than in most galkan kingdoms due to its relatively level terrain.

Type

Geopolitical, Kingdom

Government System

Monarchy, Theocratic

Currency

Copper coins, corn beer, shells, animal skins.

Galkan copper coin by Lappalingur

Location

Vagalkan

Controlled Territories

• Alket

Related Ethnicities

• Galkans