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Amadicia

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Amadicia
Political information
Type of government

Monarchy

De facto leader

Seanchan

Sigil

A red thistle leaf laid over a silver six-pointed star; the Thistle and Star.

Banner

The Thistle and Star on a field horizontally striped blue and gold, three of blue stripes and two gold.

Physical
Region

South West of Central Westlands

Points of interest

Mountains of Mist, River Eldar, River Sharia, Shadow Coast

Societal
Capital

Amador

Cities

Abila, Bellon, Jeramel, Mardecin, Sienda

Affiliation

Seanchan, Whitecloaks

Historical information
Era

New Era

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Contents

[edit] Geography

Amadicia is a country that lies west of Altara, with the River Eldar forming the border between the two. It is at the southern end of the Mountains of Mist, and is southeast of Tarabon. Its southern border is the River Sharia, beyond which lies the Shadow Coast.

Location within the Westlands

[edit] Government

The ruling body of Amadicia is historically a king, most recently King Ailron, but the Children of the Light were the real ruling power in Amadicia before the coming of the Seanchan.

[edit] Culture

Due to the belief among the Children of the Light that Aes Sedai are servants of the Dark One, both Aes Sedai and channeling are outlawed in Amadicia, and the merest suspicion of such activity can result in harsh punishment and execution. Similarly, the denouncement, trial, and execution of suspected Darkfriends is common, though the accused are often little more than social outcasts or the unlucky participants in disagreements.

The Children's expansionist aspirations have led to a number of wars in Amadicia, most recently the Whitecloak War with Illian and Altara, which the Children call "the Troubles."

After the White Tower split, the Children of the Light themselves played a key role in the choice of Salidar as the base of the rebel Aes Sedai. The close proximity of the Children made Salidar an unlikely place to look for them, and ideal for planning the attack on Tar Valon.

[edit] Towns/cities

[edit] Modern Applications

Amador is from Latin meaning a Lover, or someone who loves


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