Empire of Saxonia

The term Empire of Saxonia or the Realm of the Saxons, is the clan-based empire in the south-eastern border of the Continent. The empire was a loosely unified nation that included many tribesmen from different clans existing within the Empire, including non-human ones, that controls a total landmass of 6.365 million km².

They mostly border the Arthurian Empire to the north of their holdings and are known to constantly harass the Arthurians from time to time, but mostly stopped when they started to focus on their own lands.

Structure
The country is ruled by an elected High King of the Clans, one who is chosen to lead the clans to glory. The Clan Council is the rulership of the Empire in the absence of a High King. The council consists of ten Jarls from the greatest clans of the Empire.

History
Empire of Saxonia was created at the same time of the formation of the Arthurian Empire, which was over 1500 years ago, by Anglo-Saxon tribesmen who traveled south to the luscious green lands of the Continent's south-east borders. After multiple quarreling amongst the existing clans, the Empire of Saxonia was formed in order to unite the clans under a single banner.

Military
The Empire of Saxonia has no standing army as all clans and tribes have their own men, but if a High King calls to arms, each clan and tribe is required to send their forces to combat any threat against the Empire. Saxonian warriors are renowned and feared for their savage fighting styles, menacing weaponry, and unwavering will.

Religion
Unlike the Arthurian Empire, the Empire of Saxonia is a secular society where religion is worshipped freely, as long as they swore loyalty to the Empire. Despite this, the Gods of the Realms, the Anglo-Saxon faith, which is the reformed Norse faith to incorporate places of worship, is the largest religion that exists in the Empire. The main deities worshipped is Woden (Odin), Thunor (Thor) and Tiw (Tyr).