The Holy Empire of Raunjar wishes to claim this land: https://imgur.com/a/ML2BGZL (in light teal)
The Holy Empire of Raunjar met with the local tribes surrounding them, including the Kainjaua and Vart'kai tribes to the north, the Ki'mauvai to the far west, the Ki'mautoonj to the north - east, and the Maumair to the east. The Kainjaua, meaning 'the men of stone', live in stone huts up to the north. They are master stonemen and build very intricate buildings of fine stones, jems, and rocks. They are known for their hall of Emerald, which is a small hall with walls covered with emerald. The Vart'kai tribe, meaning 'the hunters' or 'warriors', are a fierce people who often attack and raid the surrounding tribes and villages. They are known for their unique fighting tactics, involving contraptions that release mist upon the battlefield. They clad themselves in the spoils and bounties of war and often use bones and skulls as decorations upon their bodies. They are feared by all of the known tribes and peoples. The Ki'mauvai, or 'foreigners', are people who had only been encountered in recent years, but have grown powerful in that time through trade and commerce among the tribes. They are very wealthy and enjoy the luxuries of riches in their economy. The Ki'mautoonj, meaning the 'false ones' or 'hypocrites', are a tribe that mostly believe in the religion of Kimate. Kimate is a religion of many gods, one for each element; Earth, Stone, Plants, Sky, Water, and Stars. They are rivals of the Raunjar in both religion and in cultures as the Kimate gods demand sacrifice and raiding of other tribes to appease the gods. Given the rival status of the two tribes, the Ki'mautoonj often raid the tribes of those believing in Mavapa and the Holy Empire of Raunjar. There have been two major recent wars between Ki'mautoonj and the Auma'vai. These wars have lead to destruction and desecration with both tribes. And the last tribe, the Maumair, meaning 'the people like us', are a people who mainly believe in Mavapa, and work with wood like the tribes with Raunjar, but not to the same extent. They are known for their textiles and cloths. They have immense alpaca herds and are a big exporter in cloth. The people of Maumair measure wealth by the amount of expensive carpets, wall draperies, and fine clothes that you have.
The Holy Empire of Raunjar called this meeting to negotiate the new terms and agreements between the tribes and the Empire as the formation of this Empire complicates some of the deals and treaties they had previously. At the end of this tense meeting, mainly because of the tension between the Raunjar and the Ki'mautoonj, trade has resumed with the Kainjaua, Vart'kai, and the Ki'mauvai. The Ki'mautoonj declared that they would have no trade with the Raunjar Empire and that any 'invaders' of the Raunjar Empire would be imprisoned, and later sacrificed for intrusion upon the land of the Ki'mautoonj and falsely proclaiming the religion of Mavapa to the people of Ki'mautoonj. The Raunjar declared that if any such thing happened, then it would be war between the two seperate governments. After this heated arrangement, the Maumair declared that they wished to join the Holy Empire of Raunjar. The Holy Empire of Raunjar agreed to this upon removal of people from their society who do not believe in Mavapa. Agreeing to this, the Maumair split their population, banishing those not believing in Mavapa to another place. Though they banished them, they were not ruthless and provided the people with sufficient supplies and money to safely start a new life somewhere else.
This would be later called the Conclave of the Tribes in the first year of the Holy Empire.
