Kingdom of Naridia

> **Naridia**, formally known as the **Kingdom of Naridia**, is a state of **Espaeria**. Originally a trading hub controlled by the **Naridala colonists**, the state endured a decade long pandemic which destroyed the prosperous colony. The Nitrabitian Virus wiped out hundreds of natives forcing the colony to reform and modernise with the aid from the **Espaerian Union**. The **Kingdom of Naridia** was formed in 1770E, and an elitist family was appointed to oversee the control of the state. In the coming years Naridia would grow in size and overcome the pandemic. Following a financial boom, the state became rich in fine arts, recreation, finance and education. It is now a financial hub for organisations such as the Central Bank of Espaeria and it's government bodies; Bureau of Finance, Finance commission of Espaeria.
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## History

Named after the **Naridala Colonists** which settled in the current **Royal District of Naridia**. The Royal Districts colonists (**Naridala**) chose to found their settlement on a cliff edge, in order to protect it from attack, and became successful commercial farmers. Their prosperity after the pandemic saw the rise of a leisure class, whose energies resulted in a focus on education, finance and the fine arts across the cultured district.

Although **Naridia** endured upheavals in its past, rebuilding efforts united the city into an harmonious style of elegant, domed architecture and a sophisticated, wealthy culture.

### Royal Family of the Naridian Kingdom

The first appointed royal was, **Queen Meloha of Naridia**, which oversaw the economic reform of Naridia after the pandemic. She was a mother of 9 Children and spoused to Thoed Hundon (26 years) previous to her appointment as queen.

#### **Queen Meloha, First Monarch of Naridia**

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Queen Meloha was never asked to reveal information of her early husband Thoed Hundon.

Meloha over the span of 24 years carried 8 children. Losing her dearest husband and 4 of her children to the Nitrabitian Virus. She remained private about the identities of her lost children. Melanias Hundon, Amandas Hundon, Jueran Hundon, Hamish Hundon, (her children) would continue to work within the farming occupation of her family and attend school in the region after their birth. After Meloha took throne, the family were moved to the Royal District living within the Royal Quarters in the Royal House of Naridia. In 1746, Meloha lost her 9th Child after it was viciously mutilated by an alligator. Meloha, never spoke of the incident publicly.

> "she was not a sympathetic queen, and was not a public woman. She never spoke of her past and never had a long conversation, working with her would have given you a shiver down your spine, as she stood with a disgusted look covered with ruby stones and fine metal. She served her people and nothing more, she was not an incredibly liked monarch and would resultantly not receive the recognition she deserved after her reign," James Cohraud, Royal Advisory Council
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However she was the first Royal Naridia saw, she survived many events which formed the young Kingdom while remaining the elegant representative of Naridia in the Espaerian Union.

### Naridian Monarchs

Queen Melanias, Hundon (1810-1826)
Queen Hanmelanias, Hundon (1826-1899)
Queen Magnasori, Meta (1899-1946)
King Chalerie, Meta (1946-1971)
Queen Melanias II, Meta (1971-2010)
King Forbes, Meta (2010)

### Naridian Notable Senators

Senator Julias Reeds (1610-1705)
Senator Maximuses Jules (1705-1761)
Senator Masanovala Quite (1770-1810)
Senator Julians Hushe (1810-1881)
Senator Mike Skyae (1881-1904)
Senator Mary Edard (1904-1999)
Senator Hannah Edard (1999-2003)
Senator Meallaish Edard (2003-2019)
Senator Milosa Edard (2019)

### Naridian Other Notable Governors

Governor Sahsa Nabiliad (1770-1820)
Prince Jueran Hundon (1770-1844)
Prince Hamish Hundon (1770-1826)
Governor Mike Resongaurd (1811-1925)
Governor Holly Princeas (1899-1977)
Governor Fischer Hurn (1901-1977)
Governor Alexander Juaord (1977-2005)
Governor Salver Creed (2000-2019)
Governor Mary Creed (2019)