The Izokoku Isle
Izokoku is a verdant paradise, with rolling hills, dense rainforests, and pristine beaches. The climate is warm year-round, with occasional tropical storms that bring life-giving rain.
Society: The Izokokians are a diverse people, known for their warm hospitality and communal living. They are organized into clans, each led by a chief who represents them in the Council of Elders.
Culture: The culture of Izokoku is a tapestry of traditions, with influences from various settlers over the centuries. They celebrate the Festival of Tides, where the sea and its bounty are honoured with feasts and boat races.
Flora and Fauna: The island is home to a variety of wildlife, including tropical birds, colourful fish, and the elusive jungle panther. The coral reefs surrounding the island are a natural wonder, teeming with life.
Capital: Zan-Mambi
Defences
While Izokoku maintains a small defence force whose primary purpose is maintaining order, they are considered a peaceful nation. Their strategy of war relies on diplomacy and alliances with other nations rather than its own military might.
Industry & Trade
Izokoku’s economy is driven by fishing, agriculture, and tourism. They are renowned for their exquisite pearls and handcrafted textiles, which are sought after far and wide.
Architecture
The architecture is designed to be in harmony with the environment, using local materials like bamboo, palm leaves, and volcanic stone. Homes are often open-air to allow for natural cooling.
Type
National Territory
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