Okrit

Okrit comprises a small set of islands west of the greater Attu archipelago. Okrit was formerly cut off from the rest of the world by a thick fog and storms. These weather anomalies ceased in 9 PC.

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History

Okrit was not united prior to eastern contact, the islands were split between multiple separate political entities that, for the most part, held little connection to the peoples geographically furthest from them. The United Okrit Government was established in 9PC by Nkrama political official Aakar Orit after the outbreak of the eastern-borne Purple Fever.

Geography

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Culture

Okrit has a variety of cultures and ethnicities, the main division being between the west and the eastern highlands. The highlands have been traditionally run by a variety of clans with their own respective customs, beliefs, practices & languages separate from the lowlands. The highlanders have been in conflict with each other and the lowland peoples since time immemorial.

Within the highlanders, there are 14 traditional ‘clan’ denominations (given).They all share a moderate amount of shared mutual influence with each other however maintain separate identities. The 5 ‘lowland’ ethnicities share less mutual influence but still have similarities. The Peye people are outliers, have very little cultural ties with the mainland, be it the highlands or lowlands. They have been historically isolated for a long time, and in comparison to the mainland, have a history and culture of great peace and understanding.

Economy

Traditionally Okrit had a closed economy, with flow maintained between the eastern and western extremities - with minerals from the west being traded for grain from the east.