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Such increased literacy would allow even the common folk of our kingdom to read the great works of the Confucianists, thus promoting loyalty, filial piety, and virtuous behavior!

I was going to cherrypick some highlights out of king sejong’s wikipedia to make him look good, but it turns out its basically all highlights

created think tanks and research grants for doctors and scholars

created an alphabet for the korean people that is easier to write AND better suited to the language.

disseminated ideas by establishing schools, cultural institutions, innovations the the printing press, and the preservation of rare books, leading to a flourishing of art, culture, and intellectual thought

elevated marginalised classes

created policies for the humane treatment of prisoners

forbade imprisonment of people over 70 or under 15

maternity AND paternity leave

LOOK! he failed to totally unify the coinage! AND HE STOLE MY DESIGN!!!!!

FINISH HIM!!!!!

the old ipad's karked it for good this time: here's a sketchbook drawing instead

Day 2: Consort Jing

She doesn't even have a name but she's so awesome I love her.

Bonus: I accidentally skipped pages of my sketchbook before starting this yesterday so I did a couple teeny tiny sketches.

It's pride month , so of course I'm going have to start the post this MV first from Taiwanese pop queen:

1.Jolin Tsai

2.Hello Nico

3.Waa Wei

4.Accusefive

5.Lücy

6.Wendy Wander

7.Mayday

8.Chih Siou

9.Shi Shi

10.Tizzybac

Soooo consider these factors:

Trinidadians are heavy on Religious names.

1)Christians would name their child Josiah, Jonathan, Ezekiel, Joshua, Kriston, David, Edward. Alicia (Not pronounced as Ali-sha but Ali-see-yeah) Chelsea, Christine, Morrisa, George. Heavily religious names are kind of dying out so they would just use English names instead, like Samantha or Sean (without a Religious meaning)

Older Ocs may have Geredette, Sybil, Victoria, Josephine, Henrietta, Elizabeth etc. (Any popular name of person from 1900s London is their name)

Last names are a mixture of Spanish, French, Portuguese, English and Scottish.

Eg~ De Gannes, Augustin, Romero, McDonald, Antoine, Murray, Forde, Paul, Beckles, Clark, Defretas, Garcia.

Normal English sounding names.

2)Hindus would have~ Radha, Kishan, Ravi, Devi, Kamla, Reshma, Mala, Sumintra, Sumitra, Meera. But it gets interesting! If the Oc is an older person, the names would be like: Leelawati, Sahdeo, DeoLal,Ramlal Chadrawati, Samundree, Deodath

They would have Hindi sounding last names. Like Mahadeo, Ramdeo, Persad and Singh.

Honorable name mention, Nisha which is unreligeous and can work.

3)Muslims~ Fatima, Fareeda, Fareed, Hamza, Aliyah (But Aliyah is multi-religious), Halima, Nizam, Sayed.

Old Muslim names~ They tend to put doon or 'un at the end of their names *Shahid becomes Shahidoon*

One name would have different spelling like Lakshmi (Lakshmi, Lakshmie, Laxmi)

(Shawn, Sean, Shaun)

(Fareed, Farid, Fahreed)

4) Trinidadians invented ship names! People name their children with ship names.

If your mom is Keisha and the dad is Mark, this you're Markeisha.

Dad's name is Charles, then you names is Charlene (or Charlotte if the Oc is older)

If Navin, the names would be Naveesha, Naresh or start with another N name.

Jalina (Maybe a mix of Jalani and Lina)

Tyrell and Nisha (Taneesha)

5)Nicknames (my fav)

Sadly it's dying down, but Trinidadians have nicknames that derives from the person's features, their position in the family, their attitude, how they dress (sometimes).

Son and Sunny ~ if the Oc is a first born.

Baby~ most likely the youngest or the tiniest.

Tally~ if the tall person is tall.

Shorts~ if they're short.

Nose~ if they have a prominent nose.

Maggas, Skinny~ A thin person.

Darling ~ maybe stuck with childhood.

Reds ~ a high coloured person with Hispanic ancestry.

You can have up to 3 nicknames. Because your family would give you two, and friends or society would give you another.

That's why we say "Why are you calling me by my Government name?" (The Government name is your correct name you have on your ID. The one you use for work and school)

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