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{{Country|name=Monastic Collective of Mosonaral|image1=Mosonaralflag.png|image2=Mosonaralmap.png|official name=Monastic Collective of Mosonaral|common name=Mosonaral|capital=[[Byangrong Tsho]] (De Facto)|demonym=Mosonarali, Mosonaralese|government=Confederal Directorial Theocracy|ideology=Religious Anarchism|head of state=N/A|head of government=*'''Abbot''' [[Bhakto Sambhota]] | |||
*'''Abbot''' [[Dhakpa Dramuktsang]] | *'''Abbot''' [[Dhakpa Dramuktsang]] | ||
*'''Abbot''' [[Tamdin Yeshy]] | *'''Abbot''' [[Tamdin Yeshy]] | ||
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*[[Gutons]] | *[[Gutons]] | ||
*[[Linggolha Khang]]|soldier count=11500|planet=[[Skantos]]|continent=Mosonaral|founded=*9840 BCE (First Collective) | *[[Linggolha Khang]]|soldier count=11500|planet=[[Skantos]]|continent=Mosonaral|founded=*9840 BCE (First Collective) | ||
* | *539 CE (Current Collective)|created by=[[Hakced]]|controlled by=[[Hakced]]}} | ||
The '''Monastic Collective of Mosonaral''' is a sovereign territory | The '''Monastic Collective of Mosonaral''' is a sovereign territory encompassing the entirety of the eponymous continent of Mosonaral alongside the island of [[Linggolha Khang]] which are both located on [[Skantos]]. While [[Skantoans|Skantoan]] societies already tend to be quite decentralized, Mosonaral largely lacks a single centralized government alongside most institutions one would expect in an organized society, instead being a theocratic confederacy with extremely minimal (arguably anarchistic) governing authority over its constituents. Due to its degree of decentralization, the populace of Mosonaral lives a fairly simple communal lifestyle. While the modern Collective was restored in 541 CE, similar forms of governance have existed in Mosonaral since 9840 BCE before [[Skantos#Early Modern Era (Interregnum)|a centuries long interregnum]] due to the eruption of [[Mount Karakoram]] causing worldwide instability. Diplomatically, Mosonaral is a member of the [[Sacred Union of Skantos]]. | ||
=== Culture === | === Culture === | ||
Mosonarali Culture, much like their continent, is the smallest and most isolationist (due to which it has been stuck in what is akin to a 'time capsule' in comparison to the rest of Skantos) of the major Skantoan cultures, encompassing a number of related monastic traditions centred around spiritual (and magical) practices. Mosonaralians tend to reside within tight-nit communal villages surrounding vast temples governed by elders, while all others are held as equal and granted significant social freedoms when compared to the other groups despite their religious devotion. As a part of [[Mosonarali Folk Religion]], it is encouraged to renounced worldly wealth and prosperity and minimize attachments in order to achieve enlightenment, leading to some tensions with other cultures which do not hold this tenet. Mosonaralians are generally accepting of all forms of love and attraction without any social expectation of hiding such feelings, while children are raised communally. Despite their generally progressive social views, many Skantoan temples segregate based on gender, though this is not necessarily universal, doesn't apply to pilgrims, and isn't very strict as exceptions are fairly common. Additional Mosonarali beliefs include cremation upon death, daily meditation, belief in reincarnation, belief in a '[[Spectrosphere|world of spirits]]' and a '[[Noosphere|world of thought]]', disavowing all violence aside from self-defence, and providing assistance to those in need wherever possible. | |||
=== Geography === | |||
The continent of Mosonaral is located in the eastern hemisphere of Skantos surrounded by the [[Tengis Ocean]] with the [[continent of Saikhan]] situated to the south while the [[continent of Senkher]] is located to the west and east. A vast majority of Mosonaral is covered in tundra and sub-arctic climates, with very minimal arable land situated mainly on its western and eastern coast, though a majority of the Mosonarali population inhabits the interior. The northernmost and southernmost regions of the continent are nearly consist of mountains, while a lower central valley stretches through the middle of the continent. | |||
== Government and Politics == | == Government and Politics == | ||
The Monastic Collective of Mosonaral is officially a Confederal Directorial Theocracy where political power is equally distributed between the eldest abbots (spiritual leaders) of the five Khangs of Mosonaral in order to guide foreign policy and religious affairs, though a vast majority of day-to-day governance is handled on a local level by villages and other settlements in a largely anarchic manner, with no true binding nation-wide legislature or representative body being necessary for local authorities to handle their own tasks. | |||
=== Administrative Divisions === | === Administrative Divisions === | ||
Mosonaral is divided into five Khangs with four being situated across the continent of Mosonaral itself while Linggolha Khang acts as a condominium between Mosonaral and [[Lianguo]] within the [[Ariun Tengis]] sea located at Skantos' equator. Each Khang is wholly autonomous and self-governing in virtually everything aside from foreign policy. | |||
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|+List of Khangs | |+List of Khangs | ||
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!Capital | !Capital | ||
!Local Language | !Local Language | ||
!Eldest Abbot | |||
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|[[Byangrong Tsho]] | |[[Byangrong Tsho]] | ||
|[[Mosonaralesi Skad]] | |[[Mosonaralesi Skad]] | ||
|[[Bhakto Sambhota]] | |||
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|[[Lhogrong Tsho]] | |[[Lhogrong Tsho]] | ||
|[[Mosonaralesi Skad]] | |[[Mosonaralesi Skad]] | ||
|[[Dhakpa Dramuktsang]] | |||
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|[[File:Linggolhakhang.png|112x112px|left|frameless]] | |[[File:Linggolhakhang.png|112x112px|left|frameless]] | ||
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*[[Mosonaralesi Skad]] | *[[Mosonaralesi Skad]] | ||
*[[Xitangese Creole]] | *[[Xitangese Creole]] | ||
|[[Dema Sambhota]] | |||
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|[[File:nublhakhang.png|112x112px|left|frameless]] | |[[File:nublhakhang.png|112x112px|left|frameless]] | ||
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|[[Nubsdeba]] | |[[Nubsdeba]] | ||
|[[Mosonaralesi Skad]] | |[[Mosonaralesi Skad]] | ||
|[[Tamdin Yeshy]] | |||
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|[[Shargrong Tsho]] | |[[Shargrong Tsho]] | ||
|[[Mosonaralesi Skad]] | |[[Mosonaralesi Skad]] | ||
|[[Kelsang Tamang]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:12, 17 April 2026
| Monastic Collective of Mosonaral | |
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| General Info | |
| Official Name | Monastic Collective of Mosonaral |
| Common Name | Mosonaral |
| Capital City | Byangrong Tsho (De Facto) |
| Demonym | Mosonarali, Mosonaralese |
| Politics | |
| Government | Confederal Directorial Theocracy |
| Ideology | Religious Anarchism |
| Head of State | N/A |
| Head of Government |
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| Legislature | Khang Elder Councils |
| Official Language(s) | Mosonaralesi Skad |
| State Religion | Mosonarali Folk Religion |
| Currency | Gift Economy |
| Demographics | |
| Population | 1 850 900 |
| Species | Skantoans |
| Minority Languages | Xitangese Creole |
| Major Cities | |
| Assets | |
| Soldier Count | 11500 |
| Geography/Astrography | |
| Planet | Skantos |
| Continent | Mosonaral |
| Historical Info | |
| Founded |
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| Other | |
| Created by | Hakced |
| Controlled by | Hakced |
The Monastic Collective of Mosonaral is a sovereign territory encompassing the entirety of the eponymous continent of Mosonaral alongside the island of Linggolha Khang which are both located on Skantos. While Skantoan societies already tend to be quite decentralized, Mosonaral largely lacks a single centralized government alongside most institutions one would expect in an organized society, instead being a theocratic confederacy with extremely minimal (arguably anarchistic) governing authority over its constituents. Due to its degree of decentralization, the populace of Mosonaral lives a fairly simple communal lifestyle. While the modern Collective was restored in 541 CE, similar forms of governance have existed in Mosonaral since 9840 BCE before a centuries long interregnum due to the eruption of Mount Karakoram causing worldwide instability. Diplomatically, Mosonaral is a member of the Sacred Union of Skantos.
Culture
Mosonarali Culture, much like their continent, is the smallest and most isolationist (due to which it has been stuck in what is akin to a 'time capsule' in comparison to the rest of Skantos) of the major Skantoan cultures, encompassing a number of related monastic traditions centred around spiritual (and magical) practices. Mosonaralians tend to reside within tight-nit communal villages surrounding vast temples governed by elders, while all others are held as equal and granted significant social freedoms when compared to the other groups despite their religious devotion. As a part of Mosonarali Folk Religion, it is encouraged to renounced worldly wealth and prosperity and minimize attachments in order to achieve enlightenment, leading to some tensions with other cultures which do not hold this tenet. Mosonaralians are generally accepting of all forms of love and attraction without any social expectation of hiding such feelings, while children are raised communally. Despite their generally progressive social views, many Skantoan temples segregate based on gender, though this is not necessarily universal, doesn't apply to pilgrims, and isn't very strict as exceptions are fairly common. Additional Mosonarali beliefs include cremation upon death, daily meditation, belief in reincarnation, belief in a 'world of spirits' and a 'world of thought', disavowing all violence aside from self-defence, and providing assistance to those in need wherever possible.
Geography
The continent of Mosonaral is located in the eastern hemisphere of Skantos surrounded by the Tengis Ocean with the continent of Saikhan situated to the south while the continent of Senkher is located to the west and east. A vast majority of Mosonaral is covered in tundra and sub-arctic climates, with very minimal arable land situated mainly on its western and eastern coast, though a majority of the Mosonarali population inhabits the interior. The northernmost and southernmost regions of the continent are nearly consist of mountains, while a lower central valley stretches through the middle of the continent.
Government and Politics
The Monastic Collective of Mosonaral is officially a Confederal Directorial Theocracy where political power is equally distributed between the eldest abbots (spiritual leaders) of the five Khangs of Mosonaral in order to guide foreign policy and religious affairs, though a vast majority of day-to-day governance is handled on a local level by villages and other settlements in a largely anarchic manner, with no true binding nation-wide legislature or representative body being necessary for local authorities to handle their own tasks.
Administrative Divisions
Mosonaral is divided into five Khangs with four being situated across the continent of Mosonaral itself while Linggolha Khang acts as a condominium between Mosonaral and Lianguo within the Ariun Tengis sea located at Skantos' equator. Each Khang is wholly autonomous and self-governing in virtually everything aside from foreign policy.
| Flag | Name | Capital | Local Language | Eldest Abbot |
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Byanglha Khang | Byangrong Tsho | Mosonaralesi Skad | Bhakto Sambhota |
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Lholha Khang | Lhogrong Tsho | Mosonaralesi Skad | Dhakpa Dramuktsang |
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Linggolha Khang[1] | Linggolha Tsho | Dema Sambhota | |
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Nublha Khang | Nubsdeba | Mosonaralesi Skad | Tamdin Yeshy |
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Sharlha Khang | Shargrong Tsho | Mosonaralesi Skad | Kelsang Tamang |
