The Sultanate of Desa

The Sultanate of Desa is the second largest state of Dulor, and also the most religious. Many of the inhabitants of the sultanate worship a peculiar pantheon of gods, known simply as 'The Five Serpents'. The royal family of the sultanate, the Pashas, are known to be incredibly religious, especially the sultan, Ahmed Pasha, who punishes herecy with death. Despite this, Ahmed Pasha is known to treat his people fairly well, and has inherited quite a fortune from his father, as well as earning a fortune through trade and trade taxes.

Landscape
The majority of The Sultanate of Desa is of course, the desert. The desert that encompasses most of the land has been called 'The Jumen Desert'. The capital city of Desa itself is situated on a life-giving river, and serves as a sort of oasis in the dry, hot expanses of the Jumen Desert, as it is the only place where water is found, and crops can be grown. The desert itself is quite dangerous, as it is home to several species of deadly monsters, as well as desert bandits. The outer ares that border the other states are mainly comprised of dusty badlands where borderwars are fought.

Lifestyle
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Religion
The residents of the Sultanate of Desa believe in a pantheon of gods they refer to as 'The Five Serpents'. The existence of their five gods isn't confirmed, though Desarian folklore contains several legends about each of their gods, their roles, and their relations. Despite having a pantheon of gods like every other state, the people of Desa worship their gods in a much more extreme fashion, to the point where worship of them is enforced, and heresy is worthy of punishment.

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