Tenaiho

Our universe is made up of millions and millions of galaxies. They are all connected through the magic stones in the center of their most important planet. In the milky way that is earth, and the stone in its middle is quite small. This means that only a few of the most powerful magicians can practice magic. Humans in Europe first found out about magic in the early middle ages. In Mexico, the mayans already practiced magic way earlier. But the difference was that the europeans wanted more. So they teamed together with magicians all over the world; they came from Spain, Japan, Kenya, the Netherlands, Mexico and many other countries. They concentrated their magic, and individual magicians travelled from one universe to the next to find their perfect planet. It was hard work; some planet's magic stones were so small they could barely travel back, on other planets horrible unknown creatures resided that were not very welcome to strangers, and in some the magic stone was so big and powerful the magicians couldn't stay longer than a few minutes without being burned alive. Many did not survive it. They found worlds that were in habitable circumstances but were nearing other universes at such a fast pace they would soon collide and be destroyed. One fortunate day a universe was found with a planet on it that had a magic stone that was neither too small nor too big, wasn't inhabited by hostile living things, and was at that point far away from circling universes. It was perfect, and it was named Tenaiho; an abbreviation of Terassa, Nairobi, and Hofu, cities in the countries of Spain, Kenya, and Japan, the biggest hot spots of magic on earth. Not long afterwards all magicians had traveled to their new homes, built cities, and formed countries. That, dear people, is how Tenaiho came to be.   Tenaiho consists of 14 countries, which were all created by magical groups that came to Tenaiho from Earth. Most are from Europe, but there are also a few from Asia, Africa, and North and South America. They are:  

• Iquomund (Japan)
• Jafsia (Spain)
• Uchawi (Kenya)
• Doipeau, eng: Dopia (France/Wallonia)
• Koningrijk der Nebellanden, eng: Kingdom of Nebleland (the Netherlands/Flanders)
• Kaskunajlum, eng: Caxunaylum (Mexico - Mayans)
• Bostankolu (Turkey)
• Porta Fardaveia (Brazil)
• Kobrovnya (Russia)
• Nava Lamka, eng: New Lamka (Sri Lanka)
• Chenets Sorcellerie, eng: Sorcery Chenet (Canada)
• Gelliwys de Gaer, eng: Gelliwis of Gar (Wales)
• Al Tashama' (Maroco)
• Lietuva, eng: Lytuwa (Lithuania)

  The languages spoken in these countries are based off of Japanese, Spanish, Swahili, French, Dutch, Mayan, Turkish, Portuguese, Russian, Sinhala, again French, Welsh, Arabic, and Lithuanian respectively.