Lusitania (ルシタニア Rujitania? ) was an empire, which took over the neighboring nations of Pars and Maryam after King Andragoras III of Pars fell victim to a treacherous plot led by one of his most trusted retainers and generals.[1]
Royalty and Officials[]
In P.E. 320
- Emperor: Innocentis VII
- Grand Vizier and supreme Commander of the Royal Army: Guiscard
- Archipriest and Inquisitor: Bodin
Religion[]
Main Article: Faith of Yaldabaoth
Lusitania follows the Faith of Yaldabaoth, the "one and only absolute god". As a result, Lusitania executes people who are considered heretics and heathens.
Inspiration[]
According to the author's statement, the idea of Lusitanian army was inspired by the Crusaders and the Spanish conquest of the Incan Empire.[2]
Lusitania is also an ancient Roman province in Western Iberia, roughly corresponding to modern Portugal and Western Spain, and named after the Lusitani, a warlike Celto-Iberian tribe native of that region, who fought the Roman invasions and resisted their conquest for most of the 2nd century BCE.[3]
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