Kaiganese (culture)

Kaiganese culture exists in the geographical region of Kaigan, also known as Kaigania, Kaigany or Kigran, on the central coast of the Persidian Sea between Pyotrpod and Kamkara.
Kaiganese people tend to be of medium height and tanned skin - they are of Caharlian origin and share roots with the Tianguese, Huon and Cudumbians.
They are the most warlike and feudal of the Caharlians, with a system of warlords in place in most Kaiganese states. Typically a Kaiganese warlord will have up to a dozen direct vassals, with more vassals under them. Kaiganese vassal-master relationships are built on honour - doing anything to tarnish one's reputation may be fatal in Kaiganese society.
The Kaiganese believe that flowers are sacred - each noble house has its own flower, and these represent the house on its banners and stamps. The Kaiganese culture as a whole has been said to be a collection of petals, and the eventual goal of all Kaiganese warlords - the unification of Kaigan under one ruler - is known as 'uniting the flower'. Wars waged in the name of this ideal fall under the umbrella of the Flower Wars.
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