Tyalimar
| The Imperium of Tyalimar | ||||
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| Motto: God Walks Among Us | ||||
| Capital | Ks̄ʹạtriy̒b̂ān | |||
| Government | Autocratic Dictatorship | |||
| - | Sovereign | Akkarat Kiet Decha Saenamuang Tuntayakul | ||
| Population | ||||
| - | estimate | 58,351,000 | ||
| GDP (nominal) | estimate | |||
| - | Total | 149,145,156,000 SHD (not a final number) | ||
| - | Per capita | 2,556 SHD | ||
| Currency | Ngein | |||
| Drives on the | right | |||
| Internet TLD | .tlm | |||
The Imperium of Tyalimar, known commonly simply as Tyalimar, is an autocratic state located in the continent of Concord. While its dictator prizes industrialization, its economy is held back by several elements: the lack of women in the workplace, being surrounded completely by land, and the low population.
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Culture
Religion
The religion of the Tyalarines, known as Saenism, is predicated on worship of their leader and his ancestry as gods. This gives the Sovereign almost absolute authority over the people, lest he condemn them in the afterlife. Items of religious significance are incredibly common in homes, with religious script commonly visible carved into a home's entrance.
People
Family
Family is held in high regard by the average Tyalarine, which is reflected in their culture. It is incredibly common for an extended family to live together in the same home; although, it is becoming more common in recent trends for a newlywed husband and wife to leave their family's home and create a new one. However, close ties are commonly maintained.
Marriage
All marriage proposals must be sanctioned by a representative of the Imperium, lest the union be deemed counter to the state's interest. After receiving a "blessing" bestowed by the representative from the Sovereign, the couple is given a license allowing them to wed. As travel is uncommon in Tyalimar, almost all marriages are between citizens in the same community. Homosexuality is illegal and punishable by death.
Children
As abortion is illegal and the state encourages a large family, 8-10 children per household are fairly common. After being born and raised by the mother until the age of 5, a child is bound by law to learn from the state's education system, which will direct a male child to be proficient in his state-chosen career, and a female child to be able to produce and care for numerous offspring.
Gender Roles
Gender roles, which are enforced by the state, are simple: the man works in whatever role the state deems, and the woman bears the children and tends to the home. Both are raised to be strong and able, so that the man may be of more use and the woman may produce more offspring.
