#eosmus

Introduction: The country of Eosmus is a landlocked country in Eastern Eodeth. It consists of 26 smaller territories known as “Regios.” The country finds its earliest roots in a small territory settled by several bands of Phractos in 1454 CE. By cooperating with the Spawn and forming the Amicitia Coalition, Eosmus was formally established in 1503 CE. The country serves as a beacon of unity among the Spawn and Phractos, despite their vast cultural differences and histories. 

Geography: The country of Eosmus is located just north of the Khorfteum Desert and the Errat Sea. As such, the southern region of the country is warm, but considerably humid. Lake Ogon also contributes to the high humidity, as the large lake occupies more than a quarter of the country’s territory. Both Spawn and Phractos are known to call Lake Ogon home.

Eosmus is bordered to the north by the country of Paklos, to the west by Ryca, and to the east by Melvice. The country is also quite close to the Lith Bazaar, which is the most eastern property of the Tial Gols. As such, the country shares the honor of selling, trading, and distributing wares from Otera and Aeshai across eastern Eodeth alongside Melvice.

Government and Politics:  The country of Eosmus is a directorial republic. Spawn and Phractos make up the majority of the country’s population, and as such, the heads of state similarly represent this population with four Spawn leaders, and six Phractos leaders. Eosmus is unique among the countries of the world in that it is the only country in Eodeth with a partly run Phractos government.

And so we finally get into Eodeth! Eosmus is currently my favorite of the countries of Eodeth, partly because its going to be a vital part of a future novel of mine, and partly because I enjoy the thought of Spawn and Phractos cooperating together. It isn’t fully developed yet, hence the short blog post, but I’ll be sure to update this post in the future. 

In related news, I have finally commissioned someone to draw the map of Mundus! Finally, instead of strictly relying on my directions, any time anyone wants to locate a country, city, or landmark on Mundus, all they have to do is check the map! How convenient! Only so much details can be placed on the map, so smaller cities like Breham couldn’t fit, but otherwise the map will be a nice guide for those curious minds trying to puzzle what the f**k I’m talking about.