Tanerdamian Kingdom



The Tanerdamian Kingdom was a monarchy that was formed when the Council of Elders voted to dissolve the tribes and unite the Tanasuku Islands into one kingdom in 0 SU. Under the Kingdom, the population increased from 1,000,000 to around 6,000,000.

History
Towards the end of the Kingdom's existence (c. 625-700 SU), the land of Cakwalabara was captured.

From 675 to 709, King Tatpalaut Darbarat the Great instituted a series of democratic reforms. The Kingdom was officially dissolved in 714 SU by King Pelengap Darbarat, King Tatpalaut's son.

Government
After its formation, the chieftains of the tribes became monarchs, and thus there were four royal lines. Later on, the royal lines intermarried and became one. Additionally, the councils of Elders united into one chamber.

Soon before the official formation of the Tanerdamian Republic, King Tatpalaut the Great reformed the country to be increasingly more democratic. These reforms included the creation of the People's Council.