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Welcome to Rock Ledge Studios, a Colorado-based film group. Since it's foundation in 2016, our team has been committed to providing experiences for students through the adventures of filmmaking. We create all types of content, from incredibly epic films, to popular fan made competitions. Led by the award-winning director Alex Johnson, we strive to spread our message of teamwork and creativity to all ages, while also teaching students about the importance of filmmaking and leadership in our lives.

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Jaśniejące Szczyty

**Jaśniejące Szczyty** - łańcuch górski znajdujący się we wschodniej części Ainhardu.

## Flora i Fauna

Są to niskie góry fałdowe zbudowane głównie z kwarcu, który o określonej godzinie cały błyszczy w słońcu, stąd nazwa. Jaśniejące Szczyty są głównym ośrodkiem zaopatrzenia Ainhard w kwarc. W górach rzadko występują drzewa, głównie u podstawy.

Wśród gór zamieszkują ludzie, krasnoludy i elfy, można tam też znaleźć centaury, satyry, rzadziej golemy.
Dorkas Lunarii

### Rodzina

Eidas Lunarii (ojciec)Gwydian Lunarii (brat)

Felian Lunarii (brat)

Regaret Lunarii (dziadek)

Azura Lunarii (babcia)

Zoria Lunarii (ciotka)

Izelia Lunarii (ciotka)

Soriana Moonard (ciotka)

Hige Moonard (wuj)

Neira Lunarii (ciotka)

Ród Lunarii

Ród Moonardów

### Sojusznicy

Eidas Lunarii Gwydian Lunarii

Felian Lunarii

Ród Lunarii

Ród Moonardów
Super Mario Bros. 2012 Doomsday

### Engine

Hello Super Mario World Engine 3 and Saturn Mario Engine 3 (Game Maker 8) (Game Maker 8 Engine)

### Media

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYkF8ar6iUI

## **Mario CD Trivia**

Super Mario Bros. 2012 Doomsday is a game that was created by BuzzNBen that was made with Saturn Mario Engine 3 and Unlike the Super Mario Bros. Hello Engine!

https://mfgg.net/index.php?act=resdb&param=02&c=2&id=27702

https://mfgg.net/index.php?act=resdb&param=02&c=2&id=31873
Morikawa Cabinet

The **Morikawa Cabinet** was the 64th Government of the Imperial Republic of Shingō during the 76th session of Parliament. It was sworn in on 6 January 388, a day after the 76th National Election, and dismissed on 4 January 392 following the 77th National Election. It was preceded by the Kondō Cabinet and succeeded by the First Kobayashi Cabinet. Led by Prime Minister Kyō Morikawa, it included members of the Liberty Party and the Peace Party and was also supported by the Weian Interest Party.

*\*Deputy Prime Minister is not an official cabinet position; however, its manner of appointment is similar to that of cabinet ministers so it is included in the following list of cabinet members*
Alex Johnson

## About

Alex Johnson is the Creator and Executive Director of Rock Ledge Studios. His passions include filmmaking, adventuring, and creating positive experiences for students, revolving around filmmaking. Alex is a award-winning Director, and currently a undergrad at The University of New Mexico, a prestigious university for film. Since he founded Rock Ledge Studios in 2016, he has been the primary organizer and Executive Producer for each project with the company.
Stiorra

Stiorra was a Saxangle princess and the daughter of King Uhtred of Bebbanburgh.

She became pregnant by her Drow lover, Markat the Sexy.

Stiorra was the younger sister of Uhtred the Younger and Osger.

King Uhtred sent Solveig Eriksdottir and the other adventurers to escort Stiorra to the Shrine of Mordor. Stiorra tried to escape to be with her lover, Markat the Sexy. In the process, Markat ended up being killed, devastating Stiorra. Serini discovered Stiorra's secret, that she was prengant by Markat. However, when the adventurers discovered that the Shrine of Mordor had been ransacked by the hobgoblins, they decided to try to take her to Mordgard.

Though well intentioned, by attempting to save Stiorra from falling into the loathsome clutches of King Athelred of Lundene, Serini and Ildan ended up delivering Stiorra to Hael Bebba, a longtime foe of Uhtred, who killed her in cold blood.

Solveig was furious, and too ashamed to return to Bebbanburgh to face Uhtred and be confronted with her failure.

Stiorra was very attractive, and not particularly bright. She was quite young, and had very foolish notions of what life would be like.

Her handmaiden was in love with her.
Frontier Party

The **Frontier Party** is a political party in the Republic of Tsukimoto. It primarily caters to the needs of rural workers and farmers and advocates for government subsidies to farming and fishing industries. The party has operated in a ruling coalition with the Solidarity Party and its leaders have taken credit for promoting non-urban-centric policies on the national level. The party generally promotes free trade in order to maximize economic gains for the farming industry. Members of the Frontier Party have criticized urban-centric government programs such as public housing and stimulus packages for large businesses. However, the party has stated that it will "tolerate" these policies so long as "equally large" programs are created for rural workers. Members of Frontier specifically advocate for increased infrastructural connections to rural regions such as rail lines and paved roads.

The party was formed in April of 390, roughly a year prior to the 64th Tsukimotoan National Election, in which it won 8 seats and became the third largest party in Congress. The party's rise to power was one of the fastest in Tsukimotoan history. Its quick success has been attributed to its populist appeal and the growing discontent among rural voters with the urban-centric policies of the national government.
Luigi

### Aliases

Super Luigi, Knuckles Suit Luigi, Tails Suit Luigi, Fire Luigi, Leaf Luigi, Tanooki/Catsune/Fox Luigi, Hammer Luigi, Boomerang Luigi and Cape Luigi, Green Mario

### Affiliation

Using some Chaos Control, Turning into Pink Luigi

## Biographical information

### Marital status

Super Mushroom, Fire Flower, Knuckles Suit, Tails Suit, Leaf, Tanooki Suit, Hammer Suit, Boomerang Suit and Cape Feather

## Appearances

### Appears in

Mario CD/Sonic CD/Sonic Mania/Mario Mania/Sonic 1/Sonic 2/Sonic 3

### Debut

Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World, Super Mario World and Super Mario Maker 2

## Trivia

Luigi: Hi! I’m playable from Mario CD. So L is Real from the Mario Games. In Super Mario 64. Mario got 120 Stars or 121 stars to use. Mario can use the Power Star into the star statue to Recover Me. It is exactly different.
Mario

### Aliases

Super Mario, Fire Mario, Leaf Mario, Tanooki Mario, Hammer Mario, Sonic Suit Mario, Boomerang Mario and Cape Mario

## Biographical information

### Marital status

Super Mushroom, Fire Flower, Leaf, Tanooki Suit, Hammer Suit, Boomerang Suit, Sonic Suit and Cape Feather

## Appearances

### Appears in

Mario CD, Sonic CD, Mario Mania, Sonic Mania and Super Mario Bros. Doomsday Series

## Trivia

Mario: Hello. Mario CD is made with Hello Mario Engine 3. Mario CD is made with Saturn Mario Engine 3 and Hello SMW Engine 3. Enjoy the game.
Ben

### Occupation

Being a fastest purple hedgehog and Trying to Make some Mario fan games and Sonic fangames

## Biographical information

### Marital status

Speed Shoes and Chaos Emeralds and Time Stones

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

BuzzNBen or Mario CD or Sonic CD or Super Mario Bros Doomsday Series

### Appears in

Mario CD, Sonic CD and Super Mario Bros Doomsday Series

## Trivia

Ben: Hi! I’m Ben the Hedgehog. Some Fans called me BuzzNBen. I’m a fan of Mario and Sonic. I like making Mario CD and Mario Mania.
New Progressive Party

The **New Progressive Party** (Shingōan: 新進党, *Shinshintō*) was a political party in the Republic of Shingō that existed from 226 G.E. until its dissolution in 268 G.E. The party first gained control of Parliament in 239 and consistently acted in opposition to the Liberty Party. The primary policies and policy goals of the New Progressive Party were the defunding of the national bank, increased devolution of government powers, and the incorporation of religious (Kamitomo) and traditional values in legislation. In his campaign for prime minister, Tarō Katsuyama stated that he would significantly reduce the authority of the Supreme Court and reduce the separation between religious institutions and the government. Katsuyama, however, eventually retracted these stances once he had become prime minister.

The New Progressives controlled the Shingōan Parliament during two periods, once during the government of Prime Minister Tarō Katsuyama (239-243) and again during the governments of Prime Minister Kaoru Sato (251-259).

The New Progressive Party is considered by many to have been the predecessor of the Justice Party. Both parties share relatively similar views economically and attracted the same base demographics of supporters. In the latter years of the New Progressive Party's existence, many voters and members of Parliament defected to the Justice Party, founded in 262 G.E. (6 years prior to the dissolution of the New Progressives).
Nangoku Coup

The **Nangoku Coup** was a successful coup d'état that took place in the Kingdom of Nangoku in 267 G.E. The coup was organized by ethnically Anholtan and Arlonian paramilitary groups and deposed King Awa of Nangoku, replacing him with Supreme Leader Erich Strauß. After the coup, the country was transformed into the Kreiland State.

The coup was largely fueled by the ethnic tensions created by the Anholt Coup and the subsequent reign of King Kōwa and King Awa. Under the government of the Kingdom of Nangoku, ethnic Anholtans and Arlonians were oppressed by policies that favored ethnically-Shingōan citizens. In the latter years of the Nangoku Kingdom under the reign of King Awa, several paramilitary groups and anti-government militias were formed in protest to discriminatory policies. These groups united in 266 to form a single anti-government army led by Erich Strauß and frequently engaged in skirmishes with the Kingdom's military. The following year, these forces would successfully execute the coup and install Erich Strauß as supreme leader of the country.
Labor Party

The **Labor Party** was a political party in the Republic of Tsukimoto. The party's members were generally socially progressive and expressed desires for radical economic reform. The party had consistently opposed the Constitutional Democracy Party in Congress. The Labor Party was committed to policies of wealth redistribution, increased funding for public schools, expanding and aiding workers unions, protecting the rights of protesters, amending the constitution to distinguish between the rights of people and corporations, inheritance taxes, and increased taxation of the wealthy.

The party was founded in 315 G.E. as a catch-all party for those who believed that the policies of the Social Liberal Party, and later the Solidarity Party, were not radical or bold enough. The party never gained control over Congress but had operated in a ruling coalition with the Solidarity Party during the first government of President Nam Hyeon-Woo. The party had additionally seen limited success across various provincial legislative assemblies of Tsukimoto.

## Dissolution

The party was disbanded in 390, just a few months prior to the 64th Tsukimotoan National Election. The primary cause for its dissolution was a major corruption scandal involving party leader Sun Myung-Soo, who was convicted by the Gijang Prefectural Court of failing to disclose large campaign donations. Additionally, Myung-Soo faced unconfirmed reports that he had misused political donations from local constituents to purchase a house in Ikeda.
List of monarchs of Windsor

The list of monarchs of the Kingdom of Windsor begins with Sessman I, who conquered central Ocellis and established the United Dutchies of Windsor in 289 B.G.E. The following 14 monarchs were directly descended from Sessman I and were part of what is known as the First Lineage, led by the Gladwyne House. The First Lineage ended when King Grant II was deposed by an army of the rival Creighton House. From 93 to 122 G.E., a long period of on-and-off fighting between the rival houses prevented the coronation of a new king, and consequently, the Royal Regency Council was established by members of the country's nobility in an attempt to restore order.

The Second Lineage began in 122 G.E. when King Egerton I of the Creighton House subdued all rival houses across the country and declared himself king of the Windsoran Realm. The Royal Regency Council, however, did not officially relinquish its claim of control over the country until 123 G.E., when armies loyal to Egerton I stormed Regency Hall and threatened to imprison its members.

The position of monarch was vacant from 360 to 373 G.E. following the death of King Rutherford III, who had no children and, thus, no apparent heir. A secession crisis occurred shortly after during which multiple factions competed for the position of king. In 373, Wallace II, the nephew of Rutherford III, successfully subdued rival factions and was crowned king, ending the secession crisis.

Out of all Windsoran monarchs, only three (Edlyn I, Edlyn II, and Wilona) were female. Due to the Windsoran rules of succession, men take precedent over women regardless of their age, and thus, it is quite rare for circumstances to allow for the ascension of a woman to the royal throne.

The current monarch of Windsor is King Winslow II.
Kingdom of Windsor

Flag of Windsor

## Government

     Commons Party (38)

     Revolutionary Bloc (6)

## Background

The **Kingdom of Windsor**, commonly referred to as **Windsor**, is a large country located in the continent of Ocellis. The capital city of Windsor is Crestigon, and the nation contains several other major cities and towns.

## Government & Economy

Windsor's form of government is a constitutional monarchy, in which the king and his cabinet of ministers are given certain powers over governmental affairs. Members of the Senate are elected by the general public to pass and laws and ordinances across the nation, however, these laws may be overruled by the king. While members of the lower house (Senate) are directly elected, members of the upper house (House of Nobles) are not directly elected by the people, instead being appointed by the reigning monarch.

In order for laws and ordinances to be sent to the king for approval, the consent of a majority of both houses is required. This legislative structure is a result of the February 15th Compromise, in which the Windsoran monarchy agreed to transfer powers to the nation's first democratically-elected president in exchange for receiving political power through the establishment of the House of Nobles. The office of the president, however, has since been abolished.

The Kingdom is divided into several principalities that are each governed by Princes or other nobility appointed by the King. These principalities, however, have some levels of representative government, as mayors and regional governors may be periodically elected by the local population to work alongside Princes and other nobility in charge of overseeing the land. Windsor has a mixed economy that is characterized by high levels of economic intervention by the government. The Kingdom uses the Windsorish Crown (ↅ) as its primary currency for conducting business and trade throughout the nation.

National Elections

List of Windsoran Presidents

List of Windsoran Monarchs

## Prior Forms

Prior to the Windsoran Revolution, which lasted from 4 February 375 until 11 February 375 G.E., Windsor was an absolute monarchy in which the King and his cabinet was given full power of the nation's government.

From 375 to 391 G.E., Windsor had a dual head of state system in which the king remained the absolute head of the country while a democratically-elected president headed the civilian government. This system was abolished on 13 March 391 following the Winslowan Decrees, in which King Winslow II abolished the presidency.
Chatan

**Chatan** (北谷市, *Chatan-shi*) is a city located in Ōyama prefecture in the Imperial Republic of Shingō. It is situated along the northern coast of the Akanhantō peninsula and is a frequent stop for ships traveling to and from northern Shingō and Tsukimoto. The city is home to several markets and is noted for its large mining industry, which is centered around Mt. Akaishi in the southeast.

Several notable locations surround Chatan, such as the Yūsui Island Prison and the Chatan military base.

### History:

Chatan was first founded in the early 90s G.E. by miners and business owners whose voyages and exploration efforts were heavily subsidized by the Imperial Shingōan Government.

### Etymology:

The name Chatan (北谷), containing the characters for "north" and "valley," was given to the city as a result of its geographical location relative to nearby hills and the rest of the Akahantō peninsula.
Howlite

Howlite is a Yellow Gem fused with Ruby as Rubellite. They are basically Garnet.

They first appear in Cracked And Bubbled.

Appearance

Howlite has grey upwards hair, and white skin with a grey eye. Where the other eye would be, there is a crack. On her shirt, there is a ripped up White Diamond insignia. In the middle strip of her shirt, there is dark grey. On the other strips it is very dark grey. Her shoulders are pointing upward (corruption scars), and her gem has a marble like pattern.

Personality

Howlite seems to be soft and kind, in “Cracked And Bubbled”, she was kind of scared. Maybe this is because she was corrupted, judging by her scars.

Relationships

Ruby (Tough)

Ruby has a crush on her, she seems to like her back, because the only reason she came to the Temple was for Ruby. Also she has fused with her.

Yellow and Crystal Gems

She likes them, but she only joined them because Ruby wanted to.

Powers

**Ice Manipulation:** She can control ice, as in Cracked and Bubbled, she used it to break Amethyst’s whip.

**Telekinesis:** She can be seen using telekinesis while fighting.

Gemstone

Howlite has a white marble like Gemstone, with grey lines. Their gem is not faceted.
List of emperors of Shingō

The Emperor of Shingō is the monarch and head of the Imperial Family of Shingō. He is the nation's head of state but no longer has any real governmental powers as stated in chapter 14 of the constitution. Additionally, he remains the head of the Kamitomo religion, as it is believed by most practitioners the Imperial Family is descended from divine *kami*.

The exact date of the first emperor's ascension remains heavily disputed; however, it is generally agreed upon that the Shingōan Imperial Family traces its roots back to at least 1600 B.G.E. during the reign of Emperor Kyūka, who is considered as the first true emperor of the Shingōan realm. The emperor exercised significant authority over societal and political affairs across the realm until the beginning of the Warring Clan Period in 780 B.G.E., during which local warlords fought for control over governmental affairs and the emperor effectively became a figurehead. Imperial authority was restored in 1 G.E. during the Sūnei Restoration, and the emperor and the Imperial Court would have exclusive control over the Shingōan government until 135 G.E. Emperors who ruled from 135 to 183 were limited in their authority while those who rained after 183 had no real powers relating to governance or politics.

Occasionally, the prefix character "go" (後) is placed before an emperor's reign name. This character literally translates to "later" or "after" but, in this context, roughly means "the 2nd" or "junior" and indicates that a certain reign name is being reused.

Only three emperors have ever abdicated from the throne. Emperor Kitayama was the first to abdicate, stepping down in 343 after being severely wounded in the Hirono Bridge Bombing. Emperor Anmei and his son, Emperor Kazumasa, both abdicated due to health concerns.

Emperor Shirayama, the current emperor, is the 50th emperor of Shingō.

*\*Note: The calendar reign of an emperor does not conclude instantly upon death. Instead, the recently deceased emperor's reign continues throughout the remainder of the year. The calendar reign of the following emperor begins after his or her coronation which takes place at the beginning of the next year. (This tradition has only been broken once after the abdication of Emperor Kitayama.)*
Feywild

The Feywild, also known as the plane of Faerie, is a plane of existence separated from the Prime Material plane. The fey originate from the Feywild and are its natural and most common inhabitants. It is a place of constant, chaotic energy and both mirrors and influences the natural world of the Prime Material plane. Magic is more potent here and everything is in constant flux.

Even within the Feywild, there are different subplanes and demiplanes with their own rules.

The Feywild is ruled by the High Lords and High Ladies, also known as the High Fey. The most powerful of the High Fey are known as the Archfey, while not the same as gods, have powers on the same scale. The Raven Queen, Ildan's patron and lover, is one of these.

Some of the High Fey are concerned that the continued dominance of the humanoid races will lead to continued encroachment onto and destruction of the wilds of Pettylin (and perhaps of the entire world) and that this may weaken and even fundamentally threaten the very existence of the Feywild. For this reason, but on an unknown basis, an unnamed High Lady of the Feywild has chosen the halfling druid Serini to be a champion and instrument of the Feywild, to decide whether or not the return of the dragons should be aided in order to devastate the humanoid races, destroy their civilizations, and restore the natural world, in order to help the Feywild.
Kanazawa

**Kanazawa** (金沢市, *Kanazawa-shi*) is the capital city of Hanaoka Prefecture in the Imperial Republic of Shingō. It is one of the largest and most important cities in Shingō and contains several notable attractions and sites of cultural heritage. Among these attractions are Kanazawa Grand Shrine, Shirabayashi Tower, Kanazawa Imperial Theater, and the Shirabayashi Historic District. The city is situated along the northern coast of Hanaoka Prefecture, which itself is located in southern Tōkai. It hosts the local government of Hanaoka Prefecture and contains several other administrative buildings. The southern region of Kanazawa is famous for its presence of llamas which can be frequently spotted on or nearby major roads and buildings.

### History:

Kanazawa has historically served as a place of interaction between ethnically Shingōan settlers and the region's indigenous peoples. Contrary to other settlements in southern Tōkai and northern Erleste, the city exhibited a remarkable sense of homogeneity with regards to administrative, legal, and social affairs.

Ethnic Shingōan settlers first arrived in the city and its surrounding regions around 80 G.E. and established diplomatic and social ties with the region's natives in order to establish various trade deals and businesses. The city remained autonomous from the Empire of Shingō for over two decades, being governed by a mix of ethnically Shingōan and indigenous peoples.

The city was officially annexed by the Empire of Shingō in 101 G.E. as part of its efforts to expand its regional influence and halt the growth of the Kingdom of Anholt. Soon after the annexation, ethnic Shingōans gained a far larger amount of authority and representation within the city and regional government and its affairs.

### Etymology:

The name Kanazawa contains characters translating to "gold" and "marsh." It is believed to have gained popularity around 85 G.E., during which a significant amount of gold was found in and under the nearby Iwaki Mountain Range. The character meaning "marsh" is believed to refer to the city's geographical characteristics prior to widespread settlement. Prior to 80 G.E., the area had remained relatively underdeveloped as the region's indigenous people had constructed cities in other, more-fertile lands.
Niki

**Niki** (Shingōan: 仁木町, *Niki-chō*) is a town situated on the northern coast of the Yokoze Confederation along the Bay of Schwarzwald. The town and its inhabitants primarily specialize in fishing and farming, and its main exports are carrots and wheat.

### History

Niki is believed to have been founded in the early 90s G.E. by former members of regional nomadic tribes. Throughout this period, many tribal members began to establish permanent settlements across what is now Yokoze due to advancements in farming technology and persecution from foreign countries.

Historical records found on trade ships describe interactions between the town's residents and merchants from the Kingdom of Anholt. It is believed that the town frequently traded goods and crops with Anholtans to the north.

### Etymology

The name Niki (仁木) contains the characters for "virtuous/compassionate" and "tree," and is believed to originate from archaic pronunciations of the word "port" in the region's native tongue prior to the widespread adoption of the Shingōan language.
The North Sea

The Sunset Sea is a massive sea bordering the northern end of Pettylin (itself the northern tip of the northern continent).

Pettylin's Ryk River empties into the Sunset Sea.

The town of Donryk, and several other towns in the Kingdom of Bebbanburgh, are situated on the coast of the Sunset Sea.

The lands of Kuronia also border on the Sunset Sea, but are located on a separate continent some ways to the east.
2nd Shingōan National Election

The **2nd Shingōan National Election** took place on 25 October 138 to determine the membership of the Parliament of the Empire of Shingō. All 35 seats of the national legislature were up for election.

### Electoral System

Members of Parliament were appointed by regional lords known as *Hakushaku*, who each respectively ruled over various municipalities across the empire. Lords in major metropolitan regions, such as the capital Chukyo, were permitted to appoint multiple members of Parliament while lords in smaller townships were only permitted to appoint one member. Some lords utilized meetings with regional intellectuals, bureaucrats, and other elites in the process of appointing members; however, the lords themselves exercised ultimate authority regarding appointments.

### Results and Background

Throughout its first term in government, the incumbent Liberty Party led by Prime Minister Sōsuke Koide had implemented several major reforms that were popular among members of the public. These included the establishment of a constitution, the enshrinement of certain civil rights, protecting the powers of regional lords, and allowing for free speech and freedom of the press — so long as one did not directly advocate for overthrowing or undermining the government. The popularity of these reforms and their perceived success by the *Hakushaku*, or regional lords, led to the re-election of the incumbent government and the reappointment of Sōsuke Koide as prime minister.

Few changes occurred in the election with regard to seat count. The Liberty Party won 2 additional seats at the expense of the independent, electoral-college appointed caucus. All other parties in Parliament, including the Constitutional Empire Party — the main opposition — experienced no change in their share of seats.
First Kobayashi Cabinet

The **First** **Kobayashi Cabinet** was the 65th Government of the Imperial Republic of Shingō during the 77th session of Parliament. It was sworn in on 4 January 392, a day after the 77th National Election. It was preceded by the Morikawa Cabinet and succeeded by the Second Kobayashi Cabinet. Led by Prime Minister Shōgo Kobayashi, it included members of the Reform Party and the Recovery Association, plus Yoshirō Shibata, an unaffiliated former general of the Shingōan military, and Hiroyuki Yonezu, an unaffiliated former appeals court judge.

*\*Deputy Prime Minister is not an official cabinet position; however, its manner of appointment is similar to that of cabinet ministers so it is included in the following list of cabinet members*
Concerned Citizens Association

The **Concerned Citizens Association** (関係者協会, *Kankei-sha kyōkai*), abbreviated **CCA**, is a political party in the Yokoze Confederation. It was officially founded on 28 March 393, less than a month after the 13th National Election, when the Workers Party and the United Citizens Party united to form an alliance against the Unity Party. The Concerned Citizens Association was initially described as a single-issue party, as its primary objective centered on its opposition to militaristic policies and pro-war sentiment. Following the conclusion of the Long Winter and the dissolution of the Unity Party, the CCA has since expanded its focus to various economic and cultural issues.

While the party primarily focuses on issues pertaining to the military and war, its members have also expressed views outside of these topics. Many members of the party still advocate for the policy proposals of their former parties (Workers and United Citizens), including social security, protecting workers unions, and aiding minority groups such as the Konwe peoples.
Kitagura

**Kitagura** (北蔵市, *Kitagura-shi*, occasionally called *Kitakura*) is the largest and most populated city in the Prefecture of Hiraya in the Imperial Republic of Shingō and serves as the prefecture's local capital. It is located alongside Kitagura Bay in southern Hiraya and contains several small islands in the northern East Shingō Sea. In addition to hosting the region's local government, the city also contains several other natural and manmade attractions including Shintō Mountain, Kitagura Pagoda, the Statue of Unity, and the city's canal system. The city is regarded as a national center for art, literature, and architecture and is seen as a major proponent of Shingōan culture in the modern era.

### History:

The area surrounding Kitagura Bay was first settled by the Olkawa Tribe around 250 B.G.E. and grew rapidly throughout the following decades. The city and its inhabitants frequently interacted with the neighboring Amatsuki, Awa, and Shinwa clans, all of which were predecessors to the Empire of Shingō, and consequently adopted various Shingōan traditions, arts, philosophies, and practices.

During the era of the Empire of Shingō (1 - 183 G.E.), the city was run by barons and lords who were either from Shingō or had close ties to Shingōan nobility. Trade with the Empire greatly increased throughout this period and the city's Shingōan population grew drastically. After the decline of the Shingōan Imperial Family's power in 135 G.E., Kitagura slowly gained greater autonomy but was still closely tied to Shingō. Following the outbreak of the Shingō-Sabun War, the city's residents voted for integration into Shingō.

The city served as the site of various battles in both the Shingō-Sabun War and the Second Shingō-Sabun War. In both wars, forces of the Sabun tribe attempted to invade and occupy the city and its surrounding regions but were repelled and ultimately driven back by Shingōan defenders.

### Etymology:

The name Kitagura contains characters translating to "north" and "warehouse." The name is believed to have gained popularity around 170 B.G.E. after merchants from the Amatsuki, Awa, and Shinwa clans began to trade and interact with the city and its businesses.
(Shingō: Metric Act)

# P.R. 0029

**Chapter 1:**

> **§1)** It shall be lawful throughout the Imperial Republic of Shingō to employ the weights and measures of the metric system; and no contract or dealing, or pleading in any court, shall be deemed invalid or liable to objection because the weights or measures expressed or referred to therein are weights or measures of the metric system.
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List of prime ministers of Shingō

The Prime Minister of Shingō is the chief of the executive branch of the government of Shingō and the leader of the cabinet of Shingō. This is a list of the prime ministers of Shingō, including those of the Empire of Shingō, from when the first Shingōan prime minister, Sōsuke Koide, took office in 135 G.E., until the present day. The office is currently held by Shōgo Kobayashi of the Reform Party.

Prior to 183 G.E., members of Parliament were exclusively appointed by regional lords known as *Hakushaku*, with members of the public having little influence over the composition of the government. This practice was ended under the first government of Prime Minister Mitsuaki Demizu of the National Cooperation Party, who became the first popularly elected head of government following the 14th national election in 186 G.E. Non-land-owning citizens, however, were not permitted to vote in national elections until 334 G.E.

Since the creation of the office, nearly all prime ministers have followed the precedent set by Sōsuke Koide of stepping down from office after two terms. This precedent was followed until the prime ministership of Hikaru Nakajima, who served four terms (almost 16 years) in office.

Only one prime minister, Hiroki Mori, has ever resigned prior to completing their term, and Naoki Fujino was the first to be removed by a motion of no confidence. The only prime minister to serve under multiple parties was Kōji Fujioka, who was originally a member of the Justice Party but became leader of the National Unity Party in 344 G.E.

"Government" refers to the makeup of the cabinet, whose membership is appointed by the prime minister. While some prime ministers do not alter the makeup of their cabinet throughout the entirety of their time in office, it is a common practice for prime ministers to alter their cabinet upon entering into an additional term in office. Cabinet iterations are marked with the name of the prime minister and their number.

*\*Note: Surnames are written first in Shingōan rather than at the end of a name. For example, the name Sōsuke Koide would be written and said as Koide Sōsuke by Shingōans.*
64th Tsukimotoan National Election

The **64th Tsukimotoan National Election** was held on 4 March 391 to determine the composition of the Congress of the Republic of Tsukimoto. Voters elected 50 members to the national legislature, 15 from single-member electorates and 35 from closed party lists. Voting was restricted to men above the age of 20 who fulfilled property requirements. Official results from the election were released on the following day.

The election resulted in the first tie between the two major parties in Tsukimotoan history. Both the Solidarity Party and the Constitutional Democracy Party won 16 seats, meaning that there was a period of uncertainty over who would lead the new government for roughly one month. During this period, frequent negotiations occurred involving smaller parties, with both Solidarity and Constitutional Democracy hoping to form a ruling coalition. The newly-formed Frontier Party, which advocated for farmers' rights and increased rural investment, found themselves in the position of kingmaker, as they had enough seats to provide either major party with a ruling coalition. Throughout the month-long negotiation period, An Sung-min remained President.

Eventually, the Frontier Party opted to form a coalition with the Solidarity Party, making its leader, Cho Han-gyeol, the next President of Tsukimoto. This coalition also included the Minority Interest Party, which had increased its share of seats since the last election.

Roughly six months prior to the election, incumbent President An Sung-min of the Constitutional Democracy Party announced that he would not seek another term in office, citing his old age. This announcement is believed to have weakened the party, as President An had consistently polled above 55% in public approval ratings. The party held a leadership election in which Han Jong-woo, a senior member of congress, won and became its candidate for President. Han marketed himself as a "bringer of stability" who would uphold the country's "traditional values." More moderate members of the CDP feared that Han may reverse some of the bipartisan policies implemented under president An, thus weakening his support.

While Nam Hyeon-woo, a former President and the incumbent leader of the Solidarity Party, initially intended to stand in the election, he withdrew his candidacy and resigned as party leader just 4 months prior to the election due to health concerns. The party subsequently nominated Cho Han-gyeol, the incumbent Minister of Labor, as its candidate for president.

The election saw the unexpected rise of the Frontier Party, which swept districts across Gijang and northern Tsukimoto. The party became the third largest in congress in just its first ever election after its creation. Its success has been attributed to growing discontent among rural voters with the perceived urban-centric policies of the national government. Additionally, Frontier's rise came at the expense of the Labor Party, which had disbanded in the months preceding the election, and many of its supporters switched to supporting Frontier.
Eldan

Eldan Fentmilt is a halfling living in Bebbanburgh, and the oldest son of Serini Fentmilt. He is the chief clerk to King Uhtred of Bebbanburgh. He is literate, responsible, intelligent, competent, reasonable, trusted by the king, and not a continuing source of shame to his mother.

Eldan is married, although he does not yet have children.

He is constantly worried about his younger brother, Gerald Fentmilt, and has good reason to be worried.
71st Shingōan National Election

The **71st Shingōan National Election** took place on 10 December 370 to determine the membership of the Parliament of the Imperial Republic of Shingō. Voters elected 45 members to the national legislature from single-member constituencies. Voting was restricted to men over the age of 25 who fulfilled property requirements. Results from the election were released after one week.

Prior to the election, the nationalist Conservative Party, led by Prime Minister Hiroki Mori, had governed in a majority government with 24 seats in Parliament. It was the first election for Mori as incumbent Prime Minister, and polls conducted in the days leading up to the vote showed that his approval percentage was consistently in the high 40s. The main opposition parties to the Conservative government were the Liberty Party (the official opposition), the Workers Party, and the Peace Party.

The Conservative Party won a plurality of seats with 22, a net loss of 2 seats. The Liberty Party took a hit in the polls and lost 2 seats, giving the party one of its worst showing's in its entire history. The nationalist and pro-war Shingō Independence Party emerged from the election as a significant political force, shocking many members of the population who had dismissed the party for its fringe ideologies and young age. No longer having a majority in Parliament, the Conservative Party entered a coalition government with the Shingō Independence Party, a move that drew much criticism from the public and even members of the Conservative Party. Hiroki Mori was subsequently elected to his second term as Prime Minister of Shingō.
Kingdom of Rösdal

Flag of Rösdal

The **Kingdom of Rösdal** (Rösdalka: *Rösdal Szeranaka*), commonly referred to as **Rösdal**, is a large country in the continent of Ocellis. The capital city of Rösdal is Konhaza, and the nation contains several other major cities and towns.

The country operates under a unique philosophy that is both individualistic and communal. Aspects of this philosophy can be seen across the country's townships, which are often structured in equally-sized grid patterns in which every resident has control over their own lands and property. This practice has existed since roughly 200 B.G.E., when King Elden II proclaimed upon assuming the throne that he would be benevolent to the people and that the country would be run as a "serene commune." These communal characteristics can be seen in the fact that many townships have communal storage areas that may be used by all members of the community.

## Government & Economy

Rösdal's form of government is an absolute monarchy, in which the King and the rest of the Royal Family have nearly complete control over governmental affairs. After 150 G.E., however, the national government and the Royal Family have significantly limited their usage of powers and privileges. Many high-level governmental positions are headed by civilian figures appointed by the King or other members of the Royal Family. In 361 G.E., the government introduced limited democratic reforms by allowing residents of townships to directly elect their mayors.

The country uses the Rösdalan Silver (RS) as its primary currency; however, it is not uncommon for some businesses and shops to accept certain foreign currencies as payment.

The Kingdom is separated into different geographic, administrative regions known as cantons. While some cantons are headed by Princes, Dukes, Barons, or other high-ranking members of the Royal Family, others are controlled by popularly-elected officials known as governors.

The Duchy of Nadal, while run by members of the Rösdalan Royal Family, is not officially a part of the Kingdom of Rösdal. Instead it is a vassal state in which members of the government must take oaths of loyalty to the King of Rösdal.

## History

Rösdal is one of the oldest still-existing nations in the world, as it was founded in 242 B.G.E. when King Elden I centralized royal control over the Duchies of Rözan and proclaimed himself ruler of the Realm of Rösdal. In 238 B.G.E., the city of Konhaza, which contained the Royal Castle of King Elden I, was officially proclaimed as the capital of Rösdal.

The royal lineage established by King Elden I has remained intact in the modern day, with the current King of Rösdal, King Arnös I, being a direct descendant of Elden I. The Royal Family remains as an important institution in the current Rösdalan nation and is a source of sovereignty for the country's rulers. The various principalities of the country are governed by members of the Royal Family, typically princes.
Kenbuchi

**Kenbuchi** (剣淵町, *Kenbuchi-chō*) is a semi-rural town situated in the northern region of Abira prefecture in the Imperial Republic of Shingō. The town is known for its production of weapons and armor, which is its primary industry and export. Kenbuchi is located just outside the city of Tadami and also neighbors the town of Haboro.

### History:

The town is recorded as having been established by Shingōan settlers around 280 G.E. as explorers began to move southwards from the larger settlement of Tadami.

### Etymology:

The name Kenbuchi (剣淵) contains the characters for "sword" and "depth(s)," and its believed to be in reference to the city's geographical position and its reputation for sword-making.
8th Presidential Election of Ankika

The **8th Presidential Election of Ankika** took place on 7 November 394 and 15 November 394 in the Independent State of Ankika. Avinen Kizama of the Nationalist Party won a majority of votes in the second round and was elected as the next president of Ankika. His primary opponent was incumbent President Rizav Karain of the Unity and Progress Party, formerly known as the Free Democratic Party. First round voting took place on November 7th while the second round took place on November 15th.

Just a few months prior to the election, the incumbent Free Democratic Party underwent a series of corruption scandals that fueled existing ideological disputes within the party. By early September, a significant portion of the party's membership had defected to form a new party known as the Unity and Progress Party. Just under a month before the election, incumbent President Rizav Karain joined the new party along with some other high-ranking members of the Free Democratic Party, which subsequently collapsed.

Kizama and Karain won 38.8% and 27.3% of the popular vote in the first round respectively. Karain's performance in the first round was the worst in the history of the Free Democratic Party and the Unity and Progress Party, as he was nearly overtaken by the Zekerami Belnama of the Central Unionist Coalition, who won 25.6%. In the second round, Kizama won 57.7% of the vote, making him the winner of the election.

The first round of the presidential election coincided with the nation's 9th Senate Election. In both elections, voting was restricted to men above the age of 26 who fulfilled property requirements.
75th Shingōan National Election

The **75th Shingōan National Election** was held on 16 April 384 to determine the composition of the Parliament of the Imperial Republic of Shingō. Voters elected 50 members to the national legislature, 25 from single-member electorates and 25 from closed party lists. Voting was restricted to men over the age of 20 who paid at least 5 yen in national taxation annually. Official results from the election were released on the following day.

The election occurred as a result of Parliament's successful motion of no confidence in the leadership of incumbent prime minister Naoki Fujino, who had suffered large drops in public approval due to his government's responses to various crises and events. One of these crises took place on 14 October 383 when a Sabunese nationalist group burned several farms in the Hiraya region and killed two civilians. Fujino subsequently faced heavy backlash for his decision not to deploy military troops to the area. Throughout March 384, large protests erupted across the nation in response to the government's perceived inaction regarding issues of Weian poverty. These protests grew throughout the month as other groups such as farmers joined to demand increased government aid. By the end of the month, the existing ruling coalition had fractured and some members of the Fujino's own party had voted to remove him.

Throughout the short campaigning period, opposition leader Noriaki Kondō criticized the incumbent government's notoriously slow responses to major issues in the nation such as wealth decreases, economic instability, rural poverty, and rising costs of raw materials. Kondō promised in public speeches to "restore order" as prime minister and bring the country back to "wholesome standards of living."

There was a lack of consensus among members of the Liberty Party over who would become their new leader and candidate for prime minister. Deputy Prime Minister Masao Uchida, who was the acting prime minister after Fujino's removal, initially expressed interest in becoming leader but ultimately withdrew his candidacy just 6 days before the election. The party was unable to officially nominate a candidate for prime minister but Shin Ishidou, a senior representative of Kanazawa, emerged as the *de facto* leader of the party.

The Reform Party won 26 seats, providing it with a majority in Parliament and allowing it to form its first government since rebranding itself from the Conservative Party in 375. Noriaki Kondō was subsequently elected as the next prime minister of Shingō. The Liberty Party suffered a loss of 6 seats, marking the election as one of the biggest margins of victory since Kentarō Suzuki's victory in the 73rd National Election.