Civilization Name: Praatl-vndr (romanized - prattle-vinder)
Present Ruler: Mtrpdr-Krkkr (romanized - metterpard kerk-kerr) The Mtrcen (romanized - mettersen)
Governance and Politics: Absolute Theocracy, (Represented) Singularity, mainly isolationist to those opposed in any way, under generally "right-wing" policies to which they can apply.
Technological: Ancient Age (200 BCE ~ 500 CE European wise)
Foreign Relations: Literally none, isolationist and knows as much as the outer world as does the outer world knows it.
History:
Praatl-sequence history is rather straightforward but clouded and skewed by religious zeal, and therefore rather incomplete and inconsistent. The easiest Praatl civilization was Praatl-nmbs, who would soon lay claim to a single all powerful god, which itself is nothing too shocking in the eyes of a isolated peoples. The early Nmbs who had spoken with this unknown icon brought this to the attention to the Cells, early groups much like tribes of other culture. The Cells, in a federation-type union, had gathered and had found that the Cells were individually split among any form of consensus. The early Nmbs were completely alien to the concept of religion, and looking up at a superior being, as compared to their fellow men and women from which only had come their society through the ages. At this time, it could be reasoned that documentation was commonplace but all would soon change. The deity that the select few Nmbs had denoted a key aspect to worship is that a sort of conscious singularity, or hive-mind, is required for communication and general piety so to say. This would create three factions Praatl-vntss, Praatl-hnds, and Praatl-stasts. These three group each sought to either abolish the "religion" or lie as they most likely believed, to advance the religion into the Cells and their people, and those who sought acceptance of the faith and nothing henceforth. This would lead to political strife and initiate and event called "a thousand years under the dark sun" or "Attk-tr-a-dns-trr." This bloody civil war was said to go on for a thousand years, as all Vndr will pledge, yet it is more than likely that conflict lasted less than one hundred. Never the less, the war was indeed wrong, but by sheer will the Vnts had earned their victory, and had vowed to maintain Mtrpdr, the concept of the arbiter between the represented singularity, called the Mtrcen, and the deity. It is to be believed that the Vnts had reformed their name under Vndr. the Praatl-sequence likely traces back around five-thousand years, with general evidence of the Vndr remaining for a majority of the given time. Many rumors circulate as to the Vndr culture with it's strict and physical closed border policy, and it's simple remoteness.
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Population:
~2,000,000 (Overpopulation, space wise)
Other:
Isolationism gives both the comfort of avoiding everyone and not being up to date with anyone. Religious Zeal and strict military training, using nearly barbaric tactics of hiding within forests and reciting holy verses and chants, but also gives the cocky "cannot be defeated with my god on my side" attitude. Internal affairs are not common, as the land consists of mostly valleys, giving fertile land with metal resources. However, when political choices are to be made the Mtrcen, which includes roughly forty-thousand members of the Mtrcen to gather local opinions and to gather the Mtrcen before the current Mtrpdr. They can debate the same topic for years, until a general consensus is met and thus the Mtrpdr speaks with the Praatl deity, and proceeds once he or she had reached divine consensus before actions are carried out. The physical statement to the closed border policy is an increasing number of knights posted on the border of countries, literally tens of thousands of men standing on the lookout of the borders of the theocracy.