Nation of Niueyjar

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</image> <image source="image2"> </image> <label>Type of government</label> <label>Monarch</label> <label>President</label> <label>Prime minister</label> <label>Established</label> <label>Disestablished</label> <label>Population</label> <label>Capital</label> <label>Largest city</label> <label>Notable Cities</label> <label>Currency</label> <label>Demonym(s)</label> </infobox> Economy Low on fossil fuels, led to early experiments with nuclear energy that failed. Eventually settled on geothermal, hydroelectric, and wind power. They tend to take a quality over quantity approach due to the occasional branch of the storm moving over them and destroying lesser constructions. No cars, so lots of trains. Generally flag terrain is used to primarily farm rice and beans. Coastal fishing is a fairly large industry and provides most of the meat contents of the people’s diet. Most coastal towns have offshore wind farms set up which provide consistent and reliable power to the cities. History Many clans with complex strings of alliances stuck in constant war. The High Priest calls all familial heads to the temple to compete in trial after vision from The Dragon saying that he has chosen one of them to rule. When one is chosen their allies rally behind them and conquer the clans that resisted. In following centuries the ruling family became more entrenched, eventually reaching their untouchable status in the modern day. Due to limited reach and view of the world their scientific understanding is patchy with religion filling in the gaps and largely being viewed as distinct from science. Since the industrial revolution some of the clans have started to move to a more secular view of the world with many other clans becoming more religious in response. They are in a heated rivalry that many fear could break into a civil war at any moment.