Rovia

Population: 2.3 million. A kingdom in western Bandagora. The main part is located between the Bay of Hadriel and the Ragged Mountains, in addition Damilonia on Osbane is Rovian. Rovia's largest cities are the capital Rovian and Pellos, both located by the Bay of Hadriel. Rovia is known for its worship of Selene, a fact that reinforces the idea of Rovians as being inscrutable and unpredictable. Like Grone, Rovia emerged from the Pellan Empire at the partition in 686. Grone, Rovia and Azantir are to this day bound by a common pact, and the military assistance given by Grone and Rovia to the exiled emperor Alexius were in accordance with this pact. In 1042 the Rovian king of the Melekit family died. The circumstances of his death led to a civil war, making the widowed queen withdraw initially to Damilonia, later as an exile to Grone, where her daughter was queen. Though the queen widow seemed unable to win in the field, her son Simon challenged the victor of the civil war, King Kawflen, to an "ennead". Kawflen hesitated, but accepted the ennead in 1086 and lost. So Simon Melekit was king, but died in the war against Salakand in 1088, and his three children Peter, Michael and Susannah were mere infants. So general Tiarz was crowned. In 1108 Tiarz accepted an ennead against Peter Melekit, but Peter was killed by demons as it seemed he was about to win the ennead. Susannah challenged Tiarz in 1111 and won the throne.
Maps IV, VIII, IX (and VII).
Legal system. The Rovian legal system is basically identical to the Grone, with the exception that Selene is the most important deity. This means that the dreams of priests, suspects, and witnesses are considered very important evidence. The royal succession and conflicts among nobles are often resolved by a special kind of duel, called the ennead. The winner possesses the favor of the gods.