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| ===== Class System & Leadership ===== | ===== Class System & Leadership ===== | ||
| - | The Royal Family - Believed to be descendants of a God, the Royal Family is of a class of their own. The King rules over True Navi with aid of his counsel. The transfer of power moves from after to son upon the King's death or through abdication | + | [[nation: |
| * Counsel of Speakers | * Counsel of Speakers | ||
| The region of Peria Beach is broken into smaller districts, each district is permitted, one speaker. Which are almost always male. The speaker is voted on during specific types of the area in each district. Voting is done through the use of a voting signature and any illegal voting is punishable by fine or imprisonment. A speaker holds the role for 5 years and is unable to repeat their service. During the years of service, they travel back and forth between their district (where they live in the district house) and the capital to bring news to the King and discuss government plans. All their expenses are paid for and once their service years end they receive a single payment as gratitude for their time. Speakers receive the title ‘NAME, Speaker of ( XXX ) District’ “Your grace” | The region of Peria Beach is broken into smaller districts, each district is permitted, one speaker. Which are almost always male. The speaker is voted on during specific types of the area in each district. Voting is done through the use of a voting signature and any illegal voting is punishable by fine or imprisonment. A speaker holds the role for 5 years and is unable to repeat their service. During the years of service, they travel back and forth between their district (where they live in the district house) and the capital to bring news to the King and discuss government plans. All their expenses are paid for and once their service years end they receive a single payment as gratitude for their time. Speakers receive the title ‘NAME, Speaker of ( XXX ) District’ “Your grace” | ||
| - | * Commonfolk | + | * [[nation: |
| The people that make up the bulk of Navi’s population uphold a love for the sea and devotion to life out on the ocean water. Few envy the King and royal family as they must stay on land. Common folk typically uphold traditional views on gender roles. Men venture out to sea on fishing trips or trade, while women stay home and raise children. There is a strong connection to legacy and lineage and family boats are passed down from father to the first son, with other children needing to make their own way in life. It is common for Navi people to have small families, typically only one or two children to reduce the strain on the mother and the second-born son or daughter as they will have little in life given to them. However, since the separation of their people there has been an influx of third and fourth children into families. Firstborn sons at the young age of ten were taken out to sea to learn their father’s craft, either sailing to fish or for trade. Sailors typically retire from their work around the age of 50 and give their inheritance to their eldest son. The son is expected to tend to his parents until their death. Second-born sons typically leave the family home at adulthood and attempt to make it their own way while staying at boarding houses. This is not always the case as some siblings get along well enough that sons can live together in harmony. Daughters are not usually accepted to leave their parent' | The people that make up the bulk of Navi’s population uphold a love for the sea and devotion to life out on the ocean water. Few envy the King and royal family as they must stay on land. Common folk typically uphold traditional views on gender roles. Men venture out to sea on fishing trips or trade, while women stay home and raise children. There is a strong connection to legacy and lineage and family boats are passed down from father to the first son, with other children needing to make their own way in life. It is common for Navi people to have small families, typically only one or two children to reduce the strain on the mother and the second-born son or daughter as they will have little in life given to them. However, since the separation of their people there has been an influx of third and fourth children into families. Firstborn sons at the young age of ten were taken out to sea to learn their father’s craft, either sailing to fish or for trade. Sailors typically retire from their work around the age of 50 and give their inheritance to their eldest son. The son is expected to tend to his parents until their death. Second-born sons typically leave the family home at adulthood and attempt to make it their own way while staying at boarding houses. This is not always the case as some siblings get along well enough that sons can live together in harmony. Daughters are not usually accepted to leave their parent' | ||
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