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=The Empire of Kartar= | =The Empire of Kartar= | ||
One of the great unacknowledged truths of Kartar is that the decadence and stability of centuries have created a stagnant and dying state. In the great early days of the Empire, it would be unheard of for a slave to hold anything approaching an important position. Nowadays, it isn’t unknown for a slave to hold a position just underneath that of major domo, effectively the second-ranked official of those not of the house but of the household. | |||
*[[WS:KartaranRulers|Rulers]] of Kartar | *[[WS:KartaranRulers|Rulers]] of Kartar | ||
*[[WS:Inhabitants of Kartar|Inhabitants of Kartar]] | *[[WS:Inhabitants of Kartar|Inhabitants of Kartar]] | ||
*[[WS:Kartaran Civil Service|Civil Service]] | |||
*[[WS:Felines Culture|Culture]] | *[[WS:Felines Culture|Culture]] | ||
*[[WS:KartaranMilitary|Military]] | |||
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Revision as of 01:57, 6 January 2006
The Empire of Kartar
One of the great unacknowledged truths of Kartar is that the decadence and stability of centuries have created a stagnant and dying state. In the great early days of the Empire, it would be unheard of for a slave to hold anything approaching an important position. Nowadays, it isn’t unknown for a slave to hold a position just underneath that of major domo, effectively the second-ranked official of those not of the house but of the household.
- Rulers of Kartar
- Inhabitants of Kartar
- Civil Service
- Culture
- Military