Regalien

Régalien, or simply, Regalien, is a country located in the Western Continent of Tellus. It's borders spread over the Flemnus River, all the way to the Granperio. It also borders Kaiserlich, The Indeges territory, Bizatius, Luxborgus, and Skyloff.

Regalien is famed for its culture. Its people speak Parleur, the language of the earlier Parlon people.

History
Regalien was founded in 1102 A.T. (Avitus Tellus) by Renaund Reglyon, a Parlon who fled his home country when the Runarians threatened to invade the Parlon capital, Pessus.

Renaund founded the first village, Fondecoulée, by the tiny, insignificant River Gracieux (later called Renaund's River). Regylon settled there, and a new population was growing.

After a period of 200 years, Regalien had over 10,000 people. These new people, now called Regaliens, created the absolute monarchy, placing King Nouveau as head of the Regalien people.

Nouveau headed a strong, wealthy army that were not only soldiers but consisted of strategists, engineers, and even artists. With a mighty, well-supported army, Nouveau and his men swiftly defeated the Indeges in the Mt. Saintanus War. The Indeges were forced to move into grasslands, were they remained.

But Nouveau didn't stop there. He conquered feeble peasants and added new citizens to his empire. Nouveau soon became one of the most influential leaders in Regalien history.

Politics
Politics is a highly discussed thing in Regalien. Famous Regalien thinkers often gather in wealthy people's homes to debate the new politics.

Many great thinkers have emerged from Regalien: Eugène Tremblay, Gaston Berger, Corrien Deniel (under the pseudonym "Césaire Langlois"), and many more.

Government
The government has been a constitutional monarchy ever since famous philosopher Gaston Berger came up with the concept. He said, in his book The Divine Solution:

"In an absolute monarchy, the King only has power, making him easily subject to tyranny by the people. In a democracy, the people have most power, making them vulnerable by tyranny and dictatorship from the leader. However, if we have a constitutional monarchy, the King has his rights and the people have theirs. And therefore, a share of powers results in agreement,"

''-The Divine Solution, by Gaston Berger. Tr. by Richaed le Courre.''