ASomeonePerson said:

I think that a hundred girma is one U.S. dollar? I don't know shit about currency--

I think Cirmaia might live on old Majia territory that's long since pbandoned because the other kingdoms thought it cursed or something? Maybe it used to a hotspot for magical creatures. But either way, because it's No Man's Land, there'd probably be some reason why no one else occupies that territory and I'd imagine that'd be a fine excuse as to why, but if it doesn't work because of something else then that's cool. If it does work, though, then Cirmaia would probably have the same geography as whatever Majia used to be, for whatever it's worth. They occupy some abandoned buildings but mostly built new ones that are relatively simple in appearance, usually, because most of their buildings are built to be easy to build and maintain and to not fall on theowner's head. It's a kingdom that first lived out of people suddenly settling in one spot and continues to live off of that now what with the boom of citizens and whatnot, so it's the most ideal look they can have.

Politically, it's basically your average monarchy where there's royalty (I told you about the... unique, way they get their heirs earlier. They usually only pluck one orphan off the streets, but some have two in case of death... I think that I might add them having some sort of festival in which they pick a child to be the future heir or something). Because of the kingdom's relatively small size, the monarch picks close allies within the kingdom to watch over a specific section of the kingdom (cities and towns and such) and send back news, probably via pigeon or hawk or whatever they're trained to bring letters, to the monarch monthly. They probably also have a royal guard which is also hand-picked by the monarch, who then pick other guards, and so on and so forth, and they guard the kingdom while the royal cavalry watch over them. Already told you they're on bad terms with everyone except Amlryiax because of the context of their kingdom and probably also because of the fact they're stealing their citizens or whatever, but they don't call war because of the fact they live on Cursed Land or whatever. They may be neutral with Kipokl, though, but that depends. If any of that doesn't make sense, feel free to change it because I know jack shit about politics, especially medieval ones.

Religon is mixed. Majority athiest, but because they have people from all sorts of places, there's still plenty of religious people of all kinds. Due to the people's general loyalty to the crown (the people really adore them), some are convinced that the first Cirmaia was a god and all those chosen after him are his paladins, but it's small at most and most people find it ridiculous.

As for events, there can probably be some sort of cultural exchange festival where people from all kingdoms head to the Land of All and celebrate. It'd be a pretty big event, could probably be a plot point? Another could be one where citizens find the biggest animal, kill it and compare the meat and luxury of their animal for bragging rights, loosely based off of a Muslim holiday called Qurbani. Could be some sort of competition after or something.

I honestly had that in mind. A lot of Cirmaia's territory was most likely under the governance of Majia, but Majia wasn't all that fond of that land, and after they fell, the other realms decided that they would not touch anything that was once a part of Majia, so the continent that Cirmaia is on isn't going to be trodden on at all. This is because everything that was part of Majia is considered No Man's Land. Hell, Garjiang took avoidance of Majia to a whole new level—they're brainwashing their newer generations into believing that Majia never existed.

I'll add the rest of that to the doc with all the world lore and shit. I don't have much to respond to yet because ~personal issues~ are frying my brain cells, but I'll definitely have... I don't know, more to add/ask later on.