Khmer Dominion

The Khmer Dominion is a partially developed Kingdom that is rich in culture and tradition as it is in farms and farmers. The farmers of the Dominion are fiercely proud of their heritage and have worked hard to maintain their unique farmer identity throughout the 50 years they've been working on the rice fields.

## Agriculture

The population of the Dominion is primarily made up of ethically sourced Cambodian farmers, who are known as the Khmer. They make up 62% of the farmers and are mostly just working the rice fields day and night. The Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, and other ethnic groups also have a significant presence in the Dominion, and their contribution to the Dominion is mostly just rice.

The main religions in the Dominion are Chthonian-Surya and Kala-Brahma, which are both ancient belief systems that have been practiced for 50 years in between breaks from working on the rice fields. These religions have a strong influence on the culture and daily life of the people of the Dominion, with about two or three sacrifices to the rain god and blood rituals for the warding off of demons being held throughout the year. The Dominion's government is known for its religious intolerance, as people of foreign religions are persecuted for their beliefs and sent to agricultural labor camps.

The Dominion's economy is based on the Brak currency, which is an unstable currency that is completely unknown in international trade. The Dominion is a self-sufficient country and does not rely on foreign imports for its economy to function. The Dominion's economy is known for its agricultural sector, which is the primary source of income and food for many of the Dominion's corrupt officials.

The Dominion's military is known as the Chhmam Reach, which is the Royal Palace Guard. The Chhmam Reach is a highly adorned and fancily-equipped group of farmers that is responsible for the entertainment of the Dominion's royal family and its citizens. The Dominion is currently at war with the Khangan Khanate, a far away country that the Dominion has had a long-standing border dispute with over some islands somewhere in the South Chinese Sea.

In terms of its culture, the Dominion is home to many, ethically erected, ornate golden temples and other architectural wonders. The Dominion's art and literature are also highly valued, with many of the Dominion's crop circle artists and Khmer tongue twisters being celebrated both nationally and nowhere else really. The Dominion is also known for its delicious insect cuisine and traditional sweatshops.

The Dominion's government, an autarkic monarchy is a unique blend of ancient tradition and modern innovation. The monarchy is hereditary, and the current Emperor, his rotundness, King Guc Bao is the latest and largest in a long line of, like 2 ,monarchs since the collapse. The King Guc Bao is a leader who is known for his rule and his commitment to the being the ruler.

The heart and soul of the Dominion is its farmers, who are not just very pleased with tending to their beloved crops, but have also taken it upon themselves to wage war on each other over who gets to plow the most fertile land. These farmer militias, armed with nothing but their trusty fishing spears and a never-ending supply of weed, have turned the Dominion's rice fields into a battle-royale for Asian snoop-doggs.

But while the farmers are busy fighting amongst themselves, the Dominion's ruler, Emperor King Guc Bao, is busy with his own concerns. Namely, ensuring that his palace, his soldiers, his family, and even himself, always look their best. He's a stickler for appearances and is known to go into a frenzy if so much as a speck of dust dares to land on his royal person. It's a good thing the Dominion has no shortage of servants to keep everything spick and span, because if they did, Guc Bao would probably declare war on them too and then have a shortage of heads.

Speaking of wars, the Dominion is currently at war with the Khangan Khanate, but since the farmers are too busy fighting amongst themselves, they haven't really made much headway. But they're not too worried, because they have a secret weapon: their endless hours of farm work and fishing for cave fish by pouring sprite and mentos down random holes in the ground have turned them into physical specimens that would make any gym-goer seethe with envy. They can swing from tree to tree like monkeys, jump up to 6 meters high like roided kangaroos, and wield their fishing spears like the king wields his fork and knife.

But let's not forget about the Dominion's economy, which is based on the Brak currency. It's definitely one of the currencies of all times, but it's also a bit of a mystery, since no one really knows where it comes from. Some say it's made of solid rice, others say it's made of the tears of the farmers having to work 9 day weeks since the government added 2 days for working the sweatshops. One thing is for sure, though, it's a currency that's in high demand, especially since the Dominion has no work regulations and everyone is free to do work however long their managers want. Some farm owners use this freedom to start side businesses like sweatshops or souvenir stores while others use it to buy AK47s from the neighboring Manasseh Kingdom to encourage their workers to give it their best.

And what about King Guc Bao's mystical powers? It's true, the Emperor is said to have powers that could make the gods themselves tremble. But instead of using them to bring peace to his country, he uses them to make sure his chakra is always flowing. And how does he do that? By holding at least 9 feasts a day and 5 a night, of course! The feasts are legendary, with enough food to feed an army, and enough wine to make the farmers forget why they haven't

long escaped this beautiful nation.

## Geography

The Khmer Dominion is a land of breathtaking landscapes, where the fantastical geography is a testament to the ancient forces that created it. Its rolling hills are dotted with mesmerizing lakes that shimmer in the sun, reflecting the lush greenery that surrounds them. The lush, dark tropical jungles teem with exotic flora and fauna, hiding mysteries untold within their dense, tangled depths. The swamps and wetlands are just as mysterious, shrouded in mist and known for their potent, otherworldly beauty. Here, visitors can hear the haunting calls of creatures that cannot be found anywhere else in the world. From the glistening lakes to the tangled jungles and beyond, the Khmer Dominion is a place of wild and wondrous beauty that is waiting to be discovered.

But the legends surrounding these places are what truly sets the Khmer Dominion apart. Tales of ghostly apparitions, dragon-like beasts and strange, otherworldly powers are whispered in hushed tones around campfires. It is said that the waters of the glittering lakes hold mystical powers, capable of granting wishes and healing ailments. The swamps, on the other hand, are said to be cursed, with malevolent spirits and dark magic lurking within their murky depths.

Amidst the lush vegetation of the Khmer Dominion, there are many sites that remain untouched and hidden from the world. These ancient ruins and landscapes hold a powerful allure, steeped in myth and legend, that has captured the imagination of travelers and locals alike. King Guc Bao, ruler of the Dominion, is particularly enamored with the beauty of these lands and has ordered that many of them be left unexplored, in order to preserve their pristine and awe-inspiring state. He believes that the world would be a lesser place if these mysterious sites were disturbed, and he feels that it is his duty to protect them. Some say that the King has even explored many of these places himself, and that he keeps them as his own personal secrets, to be shared only with those whom he trusts the most.