
WELCOME TO NARPOL
Welcome to Narpol, a scholarly atlas and guidebook to the Victorian era region of Narpol. Delve into the intricate tapestry of history, culture, and society that characterized the Victorian era in Narpol. Uncover the stories, traditions, and landmarks that shaped this remarkable period.

Narpolian Nations
During the Victorian Era
Discover the Rich Tapestry of Narpolian Nations
The Kingdom of
Hanmel

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Government: Imperial monarchy, though power is fading.
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Culture: Proud and militaristic, but increasingly plagued by corruption and economic decline.
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Economy: Once dominant, now struggling due to costly wars and waning influence.
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Political Climate: Authoritarian, but growing unrest threatens the empire’s stability.
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Notable Features:
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Capitol City: Hanmel, a symbol of imperial grandeur and fading glory.
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Fortified palaces and monuments serve as reminders of former dominance.
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Population Sentiment: Divided—some remain loyal to the empire, while others push for reform or independence.
The Commonwealth of
Redshire

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Government: Puppet state controlled by Hanmel.
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Culture: Deeply nationalistic with strong ties to its former monarchy.
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Population Sentiment: Resentful toward Hanmel’s influence, yearning for the restoration of their monarchy.
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Economy: Strained under Hanmel’s control, with widespread dissatisfaction fueling underground movements and unrest.
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Notable Features: Known for its historic castles and noble traditions, which remain symbols of pride and defiance against imperial rule.
The Republic of

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Government: Oligarchy, ruled by a council of nobles.
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Economy: Wealthy and trade-focused, leveraging its strategic island position.
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Culture: Cosmopolitan, blending aristocratic traditions with mercantile ambitions.
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Capital: Rosebury – a prosperous trade hub known for its bustling harbor, cultural landmarks, and refined architecture.
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Notable Features: The city’s affluent upper class maintains influence over politics, while the working class depends on trade and shipping for survival.
The Former Kingdom of

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Current State: Fragmented into competing city-states after a brutal civil war.
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History: Once a powerful unified kingdom, now reduced to lawlessness and political instability.
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Economy: Varies by city-state—Eredan remains prosperous, while others, like Sandport, struggle with poverty and raids.
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Culture: Deep divisions between urban centers and rural regions. Many dream of reunification, while others embrace independence.
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Notable Features:
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Eredan: Former capital and most stable city-state.
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Rivergate: Fertile farmlands and trade hub.
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Goldreach: Ruined mining city overtaken by gangs.
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Ironhold: Mining powerhouse, harsh and industrialized.
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Sandport: Small but vital port, struggling with security.
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Fort St. Denis: Lawless stronghold of criminal factions.
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The Commonwealth of

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Government: Democratic republic.
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Culture: Highly educated and intellectually driven, valuing innovation, science, and philosophy.
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Economy: Thrives on academic advancements, technological development, and international trade.
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Notable Features:
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Home to Acyra, the world’s most prestigious university, attracting scholars globally.
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Known for its libraries, observatories, and museums.
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Population Sentiment: Proud of their democracy, though occasionally criticized for elitism and intellectual snobbery.
The Peoples Republic of
Bronwyn

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Government: Socialist dictatorship.
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Economy: Rapidly industrialized to improve its fortunes, resulting in a booming, state-controlled industry.
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Culture: Focused on communal growth and economic equality, but with an undercurrent of dissatisfaction due to rigid controls.
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Political Climate: While not exceptionally oppressive, the government tightly monitors dissent and opposition.
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Notable Features: Urbanized centers surrounded by sprawling factories, with strong labor unions shaping national identity.