Jeonsulite

**Jeonsulites** were a sentient species native to the planet Jeonsul, located within the Former Zhuyin Territories of the Cassiopeia Galaxy. They were known for their fantastical myths, legends, and traditions.

## Biology and Appearance

Jeonsulites were similar to humans in their biology, but with several clear distinctions. They were recognizable by their pastel-colored skin tones, which could be found in array of colors, including (but not limited to) yellow, blue, pink, and lavender. Their irises were colored black while their pupils were colored white. Jeonsulites had black hair that would turn gray and white with age. Jeonsulites often had two-pointed ears, although Jeonsulites with one-pointed or three-pointed ears were said to exist, albeit rarely. Jeonsulites also had spindly tails with small tufts of hair at their ends. They could move these tails around freely.

One of their most defining traits was the pair of tall horns that grew from their foreheads. These forehead horns could come in many different sizes and sometimes varied in shapes greatly. While the majority of Jeonsulites were born with two pairs of horns, there was a rare chance of them being born with only one forehead horn.

The Jeonsulites had the capability to reproduce with humans and most other sentient humanoid species.

## Society and Culture

The Jeonsulite people were known to have strong beliefs in legends and mythos. Celebrations and festivities was commonplace in order to commemorate these legends, no matter where one would find a community of Jeonsulites. Many Jeonsulites strongly believed in their legends as if they were historical events, but as time went on, these beliefs faded merely into traditional beliefs and were known simply as stories, fables, and myths.

Any religious Jeonsulites often had spiritual beliefs rather than worshipping a pantheon of gods or a singular god. They used these spiritual beliefs to guide themselves through life in a manner that meant respecting nature and the people around them. Reciprocity was an important virtue to the Jeonsulites.

In antiquity, the size of a Jeonsulite's forehead horns would denote status. Those with bigger, longer horns were said to be of royalty and nobility while those with smaller, shorter horns were said to be lower on the social hierarchy. The minority of Jeonsulites with only one forehead horn as opposed to the usual two were looked down upon in society altogether. In the modern era, these hierarchical beliefs had since diminished.

## History

### Zhuyin Rulership

The Jeonsulites were ruled over by the Zhuyin Empire for much of their history. This rulership ended with Jeonsul's independence from imperial Zhuyin rule in the 41st century ASA.

### Ideological Divide/The Jeonsul Civil Wars

After their independence in the 41st century, tensions arose between the Jeonsulites the century after, with two groups forming; those who wished to modernize and adapt to the rest of the galaxy’s standards and those who wished to uphold traditional values set in place by the Zhuyin and their ancestors before them. A series of civil wars broke out that resulted in the traditionalists continuing their occupation of Jeonsul and the modernists immigrating to the then-uninhabited planet of Hyeondae. The traditionalists, known to others in the galaxy as the New Jeonsulites, have ruled over Jeonsul ever since.

### Modern Times

Sometime after the 42nd century ASA, the Jeonsulites were represented in the Galactic Embassy of the United Cassiopeian Republic. In the mid-60th century ASA, a Jeonsulite named Jeong Chiga represented the planet Hyeondae as an ambassador.