Region of Kilden
The Region of Kilden is a rural area stretching across parts of the Kingdoms of the Netherlands, Prussia and the former Kingdom of Hanover (annexed in 1866). It is known to be established by local tribes in the area that formed an alliance or collaboration to share knowledge, land and resources. The exact borders are unknown, but archaeological research found land defences (land wehrs) on the location of the current outer borders that could have marked the area of the region. Also, boundary stones (marked stones) have been found.
Amt Beltháer (coming soon)
Amt Chronáer (coming soon)
The Feudal System
The Feudal system governs the region, which involves structuring society around land ownership in exchange for services or labour. One person or family typically owns the land, and the people there provide services and labour in exchange for the right to live on the land and use the common areas. They may also pay taxes. In some cases, the land is owned by a group of people who each have a share and can use the common areas based on their ownership. The more shares a person owns, the more influence this person has and the higher the share in the common land, such as from grazing their animals, collecting wood or mining peat.Geography
The feudal system has influenced the division of the land. The Region of Kilden is divided into three Amts, which follow the current borders of the Kingdoms of the Netherlands, Prussia and Hanover. These Amts are then divided into several districts, and these districts into Neighbourhoods:- Amt Aldáer
- The District of Vöhren
- The Neighbourhood of Denron
- The Neighbourhood of Walden
- The Neighbourhood of Roven (coming soon)
- The District of Vöhren
- The District of Aegheria (coming soon)
- The District of Velther (coming soon)
- The District of Lohnia (coming soon)
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Reign Aldaer
Reign Belthaer
Reign Chronaer
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