Commonwealth of Pohranice

Culture

The Commonwealth of Pohranice is home to a small handful of cultures, many of which have developed a war-like but polite nature, changing to suit the political environment their people live within.

Founding Date

6th of July 1794

Type

Geopolitical, Country

Capital

Koliska

Demonym

Pohranicians

Ruling Organization

Pohranician Council

Government System

Democracy, Representative

Power Structure

Confederation

Economic System

Market economy

Currency

The Commonwealth of Pohranice mints four types of coins, all of which have their respective symbolism and iconography imprinted onto them. All but one of these coins is equivalent to their Standardised counterparts. The main currency of exchange used is a Silver Mince, of almost identical value to the Standardised Silver Coin, and is often exchanged for goods, lodgings and other essentials. The Silver Mince is also treated as the bulk currency of poorer areas, taking over where gold is too valuable or bronze is too cheap. The smallhand currency used is a Bronze Mince, also of identical value to its Standardised Counterpart. Bronze Minces are the least valuable currency, often used to provide change or buy trivial items. Bronze Minces are also the most plentiful, a constant annoyance to exchange but essential to the finer trades of the lower value goods. The second most valuable coin is the Gold Mince, the last currency with equivalent value to its standardised counterpart. Gold Minces are used for higher value exchanges.

Subsidiary Organizations

Neighboring Nations