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largecity = [[Fatehpur Sikri]], [[Boomwatch]] | | largecity = [[Fatehpur Sikri]], [[Boomwatch]] | | ||
government = Feudal | | government = Feudal | | ||
leader = [[ | leader = [[Torodez Teorhaer]] | | ||
language = [[Shirithian English]], [[Lakhesian]] | | language = [[Shirithian English]], [[Lakhesian]] | | ||
religion = [[Cedrism]] | religion = [[Cedrism]] | ||
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==Culture== | ==Culture== | ||
Formerly Indian-like theme was the dominating culture, since then the cultue has changed and now a fairly Victorian-like theme is the dominant culture. Remnants of the 'old-ways' are still visible in the city of Fatehpur Sikri. The residents of Amarr enjoy music and a good complain about current affairs. The citizens of Amarr consider 'Angry Mobbing' their national sport and have grown adept at it. | Formerly Indian-like theme was the dominating culture, since then the cultue has changed and now a fairly Victorian-like theme is the dominant culture. Remnants of the 'old-ways' are still visible in the city of Fatehpur Sikri. The residents of Amarr enjoy music and a good complain about current affairs. The citizens of Amarr consider 'Angry Mobbing' their national sport and have grown adept at it. | ||
==Demographics== | ==Demographics== | ||
According to the census of 3800 ASC, Amarr has a total population of 7'265'018 people. The largest language in Amarr is Shirerithian English, spoken by 3'975'418 (54.72%) people, mainly on the northern and western parts, as well as in Fatehpur Sikri. The largest minority language spoken is Lakhesian, having 2'892'930 (39.82%) native speakers. Amarr is also home to communities with [[Passikaans]] and [[Yiddish]] as their native languages, as well as a small but vibrant community of [[Babkha|Babkhans]]. | According to the census of 3800 ASC, Amarr has a total population of 7'265'018 people. The largest language in Amarr is Shirerithian English, spoken by 3'975'418 (54.72%) people, mainly on the northern and western parts, as well as in Fatehpur Sikri. The largest minority language spoken is Lakhesian, having 2'892'930 (39.82%) native speakers. Amarr is also home to communities with [[Passikaans]] and [[Yiddish]] as their native languages, as well as a small but vibrant community of [[Babkha|Babkhans]]. | ||
==History== | |||
In 4217 ASC The County of Amarr welcomed there new Count Torodez Teorhaer. | |||
[[category:counties]] | [[category:counties]] | ||
[[category:brookshire]] | [[category:brookshire]] | ||
Revision as of 22:17, 21 February 2011
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| Feudal Status: | County |
| Capital: | Fatehpur Sikri |
| Largest Cities: | Fatehpur Sikri, Boomwatch |
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| Local Leadership Title: | Count |
| Local Government: | Feudal |
| Current leader: | Torodez Teorhaer |
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| Local language: | Shirithian English, Lakhesian |
| Local Religion: | Cedrism |
The County of Amarr is a County of Shireroth, bordered by Ashkenatza, Highpass and the Lakhesian Tribal Nation. Amarr's oil fields along with those in the Lakhesian Nation are the highlights of Brookshire's economy.
A Map Of Amarr
Economy
The County of Amarr's economy relies on the oil fields to the north. Amarr openly trades with the Counties of Highpass, Benacia and the Lakhesian Nation. Imported goods such as fish from Benacia and bones of the Aaak Bird from Highpass are fairly common within Amarr's larger cities such as Fatehpur Sikri and Boomwatch.
Culture
Formerly Indian-like theme was the dominating culture, since then the cultue has changed and now a fairly Victorian-like theme is the dominant culture. Remnants of the 'old-ways' are still visible in the city of Fatehpur Sikri. The residents of Amarr enjoy music and a good complain about current affairs. The citizens of Amarr consider 'Angry Mobbing' their national sport and have grown adept at it.
Demographics
According to the census of 3800 ASC, Amarr has a total population of 7'265'018 people. The largest language in Amarr is Shirerithian English, spoken by 3'975'418 (54.72%) people, mainly on the northern and western parts, as well as in Fatehpur Sikri. The largest minority language spoken is Lakhesian, having 2'892'930 (39.82%) native speakers. Amarr is also home to communities with Passikaans and Yiddish as their native languages, as well as a small but vibrant community of Babkhans.
History
In 4217 ASC The County of Amarr welcomed there new Count Torodez Teorhaer.
