Beiteynu (Yeudish: ביתנו, transl. Beiteinu) is a nation in Majatra that describes itself as the Yeudi Homeland of the Yeudi People. Beiteynu is located in the northwest of the continent on the eastern shore of the Verranderlijke Ocean and southwestern shore of the Migrant's Pass at the tip of the Jelbek Peninsula.
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| Capital | Yishelem | ||||||
| Largest city | Yishelem | ||||||
| Other cities | Cities of Beiteynu | ||||||
| Language | Yeudish | ||||||
| Religion | Yeudism | ||||||
| Ethnic Group | Yeudi People | ||||||
| Demonym | Beiteynuese, Yeudish | ||||||
| Government | Government of Beiteynu | ||||||
| Legislature | Knesset | ||||||
| Currency | LFR < Lourenne | ||||||
| Calling Code | +51 | ||||||
It borders Pontesi to the east and Barmenistan to the south and overlooks Narikaton and Darnussia's southern islands to the north, sitting right at the equator in one of Terra's hottest places.
A barren Holy Land for many religions and peoples, by all counts.
Its origins are rather unique in the sense that it represents a state composed of people who are scattered all over the world by the vices of the Yeudi Diaspora and the Ezrahim; marked heavily by the Yeudi Heritage and the Yeudi Way in how it chooses to conduct itself on the international stage.
Thus, it exists to serve the Yeudish Neset.
And it's notorious for playing in the greys of good and evil, at the same time, mixing coercion and co-opting as one.
When you deal with Beiteynu, you always engage in a quid pro quo, no matter what they say. Every deal has something in the fine print. ~ Diplomat from Lourenne
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Source(s): Template:Beiteynu
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Source(s): Life in Beiteynu
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Source(s): History of Beiteynu, Culture of Beiteynu, Geography of Beiteynu
Origins[]
Source(s): History of Majatra, Ancient Era of Beiteynu
The Yeudi People (known back then as the Birites) originated from Cildania during the Qedarite Migrations from the continent of Seleya to Majatra.
Ariel, after witnessing a vision from Elyon, decided to rally the Birites and head out west towards the Jelbek Peninsula in northwest Majatra, in search of the promised Holy Land.
He cultivated Yeudism, in the process, turning the Birites into the Yeudi People.
Although he died during the journey, his apprentice, Elior, finished the quest and founded Bira in the heart of what later became modern Beiteynu, in the middle of the Yishelem Hills, right where the Karkaari met Mt. Bermon.
Legend has it that Elior had a vision himself of the Yeudi Diaspora, thus he forged the 8 Gems in an attempt to secure the Yeudi Heritage across the 8 continents of Terra.
And he and his descendants were bound by Elior's Oath of bringing and fostering unity.
Giving birth to the Yeudi Way.
When in 908, Ishmael I, one of Elior's descendants, was crowned as the 1st Yeudi Monarch of the Yeudi People, he essentially became the 1st Meleh of the 1st Yeudi Homeland, kickstarting the royal Yeudish bloodline of the House of Elior. As the Ezrahim began taking place between the Kadmonim of the Kadiyot House and the Benowitz House, what once was a united peoples became divided.
Leading to the collapse of the Sacred Monarchy of Beiteynu and the loss of the 8 Gems across the ages.
Until the Yeudi Plot surfaced, thousands of years later.
Yeudi Crown of 8 Gems (missing the 8 Gems)
Gemholders[]
Source(s): http://forum.particracy.net/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=9622
Affiliations[]
Source(s): Yeudish Neset
Peoples[]
Source(s): People of Beiteynu
Beiteynu is dominated by a multi-cultural Yeudi population, while regional Majatran minorities reside in Beiteynu, generally the nation is homogeneous in a ethno-religious sense. Since the vast majority of Yeudis come from across the globe, they bring traditions with them from their former countries and the nation has become a melting pot of cultures. Yeudism is the official state religion, however being voluntary, other religions exist. A sizeable portion of Hosian's (roughly 17% of the population) and Ahmadi's (roughly 17% of the population) exist as religious minorities. Culturally the Yeudi faith has significant impact on work, school, holidays and the like. For instance, the official day of rest is Saturday, the day of the Yeudish Sabbath. On Saturday you will find many shops and stores closed. Beiteynu also has regional and foreign influnces such as Pontesi, Luthori and Barmenia. Yeudi's and Majatrans (notably those of Kafuri, Badaran, Solentian descent) have a tense history and many wars of religion have caused tension between the populations.
Locations[]
Source(s): Locations of Beiteynu
Cities[]
Source(s): Cities of Beiteynu
Governance[]
Source(s): Governance of Beiteynu, Yeudi Monarchy
Diplomacy[]
Source(s): Diplomacy of Beiteynu
Intelligence[]
Source(s): Intelligence of Beiteynu
Military[]
Source(s): Military of Beiteynu
Economy[]
Source(s): Economy of Beiteynu, Infrastructure of Beiteynu
Primary Sector[]
Source(s): Primary Sector of Beiteynu
Secondary Sector[]
Source(s): Secondary Sector of Beiteynu
Services Sector[]
Source(s): Tertiary Sector of Beiteynu
Companies[]
Source(s): Companies of Beiteynu
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