Yeto

Yeto is a country to the far east, separated from the other countries by the Seldarin Mountains. It has a dry, temperate clime, and is heavily populated compared to the other countries.
==Population==
Yeto is almost entirely populated by humans. Hobgoblins live in the northern reaches of the country in the cold taiga, and a few small clans of orcs roam the southern country as gypsies. Kobolds are seen as a nuisance and are prevented from establishing large warrens, though they still eke out livings on the outskirts of human civilization; goblins frequently harass farms and other rural dwellings.
Women are often considered the property of their husbands, and lack many of the privileges afforded to men, including land ownership and inheritance. Most non-humans are either feared or looked down upon, depending entirely upon their personal ferocity and strength.
==Politics and Economics==
The law is dictated by the feudal warlords and their vassals, who claim ownership over the entirety of the land. Whichever warlord possesses the greatest military strength is declared the Emperor, the supreme ruler of Yeto. There are eight castles: fortresses of military might; the rulers, warlords, claim taxes and offerings from the people surrounding in exchange for peace and stability. The warlords claim rulership by the strength of their swords and the size of their armies; if a successor is not named, their rulership can pass to whomever makes the most powerful claim, or to whomever takes it by force. Civil war is not infrequent, and almost always close at hand; warlords struggle to establish dominance over one another, and unrest always brews should one covet the title of Emperor. Civilians are often drafted into battle, and mercenaries make a good living. Despite this, the vast majority of struggle occurs in the courts of the warlords themselves, and most people do spend their days in relative peace.
Most people in Yeto possess a low level of technology, relying on ancient agricultural methods. The castles of the warlords and the capital city of the Emperor contain the height of technology in the country. Yeto uses a standard currency of printed paper notes, called yen.
==Culture and Religion==
The religion of Yeto focuses on Taiyo, the great creator, Deshi, the prophet, and Yoru, the devil.
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