Eyblin
"To Keep Peace in your community is to keep peace in yourself"
Eydan is one of the most southern countries in the east. Being the closest to the magic border the people of Eydan are afraid of magic. Due to this fear they pray to the gods to hope for protection. Making Eydan the most religious Korobin country. Eydan has a low population of humans, most who want to move to Eydan are not allowed in. unless they are a follower of a god. Eydan loves human clerics and oracles, trusting them much more then any kind of human. Humblins are more welcomed then humans, as it's believed that humblins understand the magic the wild animals and plants cast. Making them seen as a safe person to be round. Creatures of the sea are also welcomed, as trading technology and food is impornet to Eydan.
Naming Traditions
Personal Names
like most cultures Koroblin names are unisex. Most popular names are words that have meanings that you as a person would want to embrace. Koroblins often change there name.
Family names
Most koroblins dont have family names, if you ask who there family is they would say there mothers name and where they are from.
Shared Values
Unlike most koroblin countries people in Eydan are very religious, most people follow all the Gods together, But by far Koro-Koro is there most beloved God. It's common to see the streets covered in chalk drawings of elder symbols.
Hissy Fish are there holy animal as they symbolize the Wrath the Gods can have.
Gender Ideals
As the normal in eastern koroblin cultures, Women are see as the strong "masculine" Ones. and Men are the more "feminine".
In Eydan it's rare to see men even having a job, unless it's seen as homely. cooking, cleaning, Making clothes. are some of the only jobs men have. If a man is lucky enough to get a better job they often get called a women or a FaLu. ( the korobin word for not acting like your gender) It wasnt until 1995 that men where allowed to go to collage.
Relationship Ideals
Marriage is normally arrange, manly not to waste women's time. as they need to work they dont have time to seek a partner. Men do dream about being able to get a love filled marriage is a dream many share, but one that many know wont come true.
Proper Greeting.
standing on your tiptoes and saying hello is the proper greeting.
Taboos
Not following the gods is seen as you backstabbing the gods, your family, your country, and yourself.
Eydan is very serious about keep the natives and tribal people Safe, having many laws to keep Current Tech and people away from them. Many people dont even know about them, not even what they look like or anything. And most people are fine with that.
Mav OwO (the five Prayers)
AhAw: A prayer done at dawn, Those awake Pray to the god Cuerso, by Praying at the family Ancestral shrine and asking for there safety in the after life.
FuOw:Morning Prayer, A group prayer in the morning, in witch people face the rising sun and take a deep bow, Praying to The Elder God For safety threw out the day. Those who really in need for safety they draw Closed eye symbols on them selfs or the ground during this time.
NaSha: Noon prayer, To pray to the The True Judge people eat lunch, This lunch must be "Lawful" as in The animals/plants must be proved from farms that look well care of there heard and workings. beacuse of this mostly organic and free range food is eaten. seen as a very healthy meal.
PhaRin: Meaning Start of the night, Pharin is a nightly group prayer. in witch people go to the river side and send a candle down the river, To ask Koro-Koro to give everyone good dreams. When people are really in need for hope and knowledge they also burn a paper that has a question on it. hoping that in there dreams they'll get a answer. In there are no rivers people hang and light candles on trees, if no trees people put candles in high places.
PhaNa:Midnight, Those awake pray to Hemmblin by using a FeRo (a ceremonial knife) to give blood to a sacred monument witch is stone craved into a skull shape. While thanking Hemmblin for giving them life and black blood.
Modern and Traditional Clothing
Modern Clothing
Bright colors and decorative items are the most common. "Dress like the gods are watching you" is a common saying.
Traditional Clothing
There are two main types of Traditional clothing in Eyblin Culture. The more newer Eyblin style and the much older NiYaBlin Style.
Eyblin Folk Clothing: EyBlin Folk clothing tends to More gender neutral with Silk being one of the most common fabrics. Shawls that are used to wrap around the waist and then liad across the shoulder, is the most important part of the outfit.Under the shawll tends to be either a dress that riches the knees; or a linen shirt that buttons in the fornt with a skirt that ends at the knee. Earings and jewelry are seen as a necessity
NiYaBlin Folk Clothing: Traditional clothing in the NiYaBlin, is heavely divided by gender. With Women wearing only shwals and beads. While Men wear structured shirts and fitted skirts. The fabric for NiYaBlin also have very driffrent weave and dye patterns comparied to Eyblin styled fabrics.
Art & Architecture
Carvings of animals and big stone buildings are common. Making buildings and temples that look 'Dreamlike' are very common.
Coming of Age Rites
ChoWuRo (First time in 2nd form) When a child is 8 years old there parents use a FeRo (a ceremonial knife) to have there child go into 2nd form for the first time. not doing this is seen as unhealthy for the child.
PhaHe (Teenage Night) When someone turns 13 and if a officially a teenager they must go on a quest, depending on what they wish to be when they become a adult. the outcome of this quest tells there future, and if they can become what they want to be. a sample of a quest can be, if they want to become a leader for the whole day they must get a group of people younger then them, and manage them threw a building project. or such quest can be something more daring like going on a hunt alone if they wish to join the army or become a hunter. Not doing on is seen as bad luck.
Funerary Traditions
Funerals are public to make sure everyone knows 'The truth of life' Eydan is the only modern Korobin country that still eats there dead. The only time they dont is if the person died of sickness. in those cases they burn the body in public with a open flame, then put there ashes into the sea/river.