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*Xue Dynasty|capital=[[Baixinsai]]|demonym=Saikhani, Saikhanian, Saikhanese|government=Confederal Semi-Constitutional Monarchy|ideology=Feudalism|head of state='''King''' [[Xue Yang]]|head of government='''Chancellor''' [[Xia Kun]]|ruling party=[[Xue Dynasty]]|official languages=[[Proper Baixinese]]|state religion=[[Saikhani Folk Religion]]|currency=Guokuan|population=650 840 100|species=*[[Skantoans]] (Majority) | |||
*[[Omkha]]|major languages=*[[Aomahashian]] | *[[Omkha]]|major languages=*[[Aomahashian]] | ||
*[[Hengyanese]] | *[[Hengyanese]] | ||
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=== Culture === | === Culture === | ||
Saikhani Culture is among the most diverse on all of Skantos due to its position as the most populous region of Skantos thanks to occupying most of the temperate and continental regions of Skantos, though their diversity has gradually weakened to some degree following the conquests of the [[Ikhtalnol]], a [[Omkha]] empire which managed to reunify most of the Saikhani peoples in the late 400s prior to the establishment of the Xue Dynasty. Saikhani society is very stratified into a class-based system originating from the belief in the importance of 'respect' among one's socioeconomic peers, leading to the nobility being highly respected as the 'natural leaders' of society despite their detachment from the issues of 'commoners' due to their wealth, while the 'middle class' also generally has many opportunities despite their comparatively poorer position. Contrasting to the upper minority, most Sakhani individuals can be considered 'peasants' with a remarkably lower standard of living which has lead to issues such as crime being the most prevalent among Saikhani communities. Despite the prevalence of inequality among Saikhani peoples, many Saikhanians tends to hold reverence for the nobility and local rulers. Beyond their stratified class divisions, Saikhanians often organize themselves into family-based 'Clans' or 'Tribes' which are generally synonymous with many of their smaller states. When it comes to social issues, Saikhanians tend to be among the most conservative peoples of Skantos, avidly rejecting many advancements and having very strict social roles among their populace only rivalled by the patriarchal Western Senkheri cultures. Other major Saikhani beliefs include burying upon death, strict social hierarchies, stoicism, polygamy and maintaining [[Saikhani Folk Religion|tradition]]. | |||
=== Geography === | |||
== Government and Politics == | == Government and Politics == | ||
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| Kingdom of Great Saikhan | |
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| General Info | |
| Official Name | Kingdom of Great Saikhan |
| Common Name |
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| Capital City | Baixinsai |
| Demonym | Saikhani, Saikhanian, Saikhanese |
| Politics | |
| Government | Confederal Semi-Constitutional Monarchy |
| Ideology | Feudalism |
| Head of State | King Xue Yang |
| Head of Government | Chancellor Xia Kun |
| Ruling Party | Xue Dynasty |
| Official Language(s) | Proper Baixinese |
| State Religion | Saikhani Folk Religion |
| Currency | Guokuan |
| Demographics | |
| Population | 650 840 100 |
| Species | |
| Major Languages | |
| Assets | |
| Soldier Count | 2 850 000 |
| Geography/Astrography | |
| Planet | Skantos |
| Continent | Saikhan |
| Grid Coordinate(s) | N19 |
| Historical Info | |
| Founded |
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| Other | |
| Created by | Hakced |
| Controlled by | Hakced |
The Kingdom of Great Saikhan is a sovereign state and confederacy
Culture
Saikhani Culture is among the most diverse on all of Skantos due to its position as the most populous region of Skantos thanks to occupying most of the temperate and continental regions of Skantos, though their diversity has gradually weakened to some degree following the conquests of the Ikhtalnol, a Omkha empire which managed to reunify most of the Saikhani peoples in the late 400s prior to the establishment of the Xue Dynasty. Saikhani society is very stratified into a class-based system originating from the belief in the importance of 'respect' among one's socioeconomic peers, leading to the nobility being highly respected as the 'natural leaders' of society despite their detachment from the issues of 'commoners' due to their wealth, while the 'middle class' also generally has many opportunities despite their comparatively poorer position. Contrasting to the upper minority, most Sakhani individuals can be considered 'peasants' with a remarkably lower standard of living which has lead to issues such as crime being the most prevalent among Saikhani communities. Despite the prevalence of inequality among Saikhani peoples, many Saikhanians tends to hold reverence for the nobility and local rulers. Beyond their stratified class divisions, Saikhanians often organize themselves into family-based 'Clans' or 'Tribes' which are generally synonymous with many of their smaller states. When it comes to social issues, Saikhanians tend to be among the most conservative peoples of Skantos, avidly rejecting many advancements and having very strict social roles among their populace only rivalled by the patriarchal Western Senkheri cultures. Other major Saikhani beliefs include burying upon death, strict social hierarchies, stoicism, polygamy and maintaining tradition.
