Vezan (nation)
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Nation of Vezan | |
| Native Language: | Certían |
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| Administrative Seat: | Craz |
| Region: | Nilemenaro |
| Population: | 74 million |
| Major Cities | |
| Craz, Vezalo | |
For other uses of the term Vezan see Vezan (disambiguation)
Vezan is the unifying nation over the planet of Jimmian.
Summary
The monarch of the royal house of Vezan represents the pinnacle of political power on the planet. The monarch exercises executive, legislative and judicial powers. All other nations were finally unified under the nation of Vezan on 16 Shenfe of the year 0 with the final capitulation of the Island of Venor.
Founded in the year 1004B.U. by Ler a warlord of Tolt, defending the boarder between Girv and southern Nilemenaro, Vezan grew quickly to overtake most of the nations around the Colednin Sea within his lifetime.
History
The term Vezan is roughly translated as individual freedom or liberty in an early dialect of Thietían, spoken by Ler and many peoples of the western region of Tolt at the time. The began calling his new nation of followers the Followers of Vezan, rather than the followers of Ler because wanted to put an end to the sort of imperial monarchies of his day. In an odd bit of ironic fate, he ended up creating the very imperial monarchy that would in time come to dominate the entire world.
End of the Jimmian Monarchy
Although the Vezanese and Jimmian monarchies were the same since unification in year 0, the Jimmian monarchy came to an end in the Jimmian year 1090, the monarch of Vezan remains the seat of power for the province of Vezan under the democratic world of Jimmian. The Jimmian constitutional republic recognizes the royal family of Vezan only as the sovereign power over the province of Vezan after 1089. Lequ Queen of Jimmian and Vezan was the last Jimmian monarch. Given her mixed Jimmian/Human heritage, there were those in the monarchist factions that felt it better to end the sovereignty of the house of Vezan over all of Jimmian than to allow it to continue in mixed blood, no matter how much esteem the family of William James Faridon held among them.