Kelsia

Kelsia

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General Information
Official Name	Kingdom of Kelsia
Common Name	Kelsia
Demonym	Kelsi
Capital	Beka Kär
Largest City	Beka Kär
Official Language(s)	Kelsi
Ethnic Groups	89% Kejnaks 6.2% Lhinvians 3.4% Krugens 1.2% Kosmiks 0.2% Minority
Religion	98.9% Akijism 40% Küöj 25.4% Kark 33.5% Jëki 1.1% Other
Government
Government Type	Constitutional Monarchy
King	King Göäji III
Chancellor	Tolmni Gokän Muki
Vice Chancellor	Gruk Koka Surki
Grand Convener of the Kïäj	Jori Sko Komiko
Chief Arbiter	Kaki Koki Koka
Legislature	Di Kïäj
Geography
Continent	Agalon
Region	Vercania
Area (km²)	~1,963,000
Area (mi²)	~757,918
% Water	~6%
Borders	Unclaimed Mountain Territory
Population
Population	668,428
Census Year	2025
Density (/km²)	0.34
Economy
Currency	Liso (LSO)
GDP (PPP)	$89.4 billion
GDP per capita	$133,832
GDP (Nominal)	$89.4 billion
Gini Coefficient	6% (2024)
HDI	0.957 (2024) – very high
Inflation Rate	5.8%
Other
Internet TLD	.kl
Calling Code	+3

Kelsia, officially the Kingdom of Kelsia, and historically known as Sakia(the official name until the end of the Kelsi Civil War), is a country on the west coast of Agalon. With a population of almost 669,000, making it the least populous member of the Agalon Agreement and Vercania, it spans about 900,000 square kilometers. Kelsia is a constitutional monarchy headed by the chancellor, with the king only serving ceremonial duties. Kelsia maintains sovereignty of The Kelsia Overseas Realms, which contain multiple islands dotted throughout southern Nezomere.

Etymology

The name Kelsia comes from the surname Kelas, which means “snow” in Kelsi. Before the Kelsi Civil War, the region was known as Sakia, a word that translates to “highlands” in Kelsi and referred to the area’s mountainous geography.

Following a major civil conflict and the eventual annexation of the breakaway state Jenka, the Kejnak monarch who led the campaign renamed the unified territory Kelsia. The name change was intended to mark a rebirth of the nation under his rule and to erase the prior identity associated with Sakia. It also served as a personal impression of the monarch’s legacy on the land.

History

The nation now known as Kelsia is located on the continent of Agalon. It has historically been inhabited by three primary ethnic groups: the Kejnaks, the Kosmiks, and the Sutroiks. Formerly referred to as Sakia, meaning “highlands” in Kelsi, the region was once politically unified but experienced significant internal conflict that peaked with ethnic violence, secession, and ideological change.

Early history

In its early history, Kelsia was made of loosely unified region composed of local monarchies and tribes. The Kejnaks occupied the northern highlands in cliff villages or Safti, while the Kosmiks lived in the southern mountains, often in Gurka. The Sutroiks inhabited the western coastline, where they developed trade networks through the water, and a unique culture.

Although the region was politically unified, power was frequently contested. Over time, the Kejnak monarchy gained control, creating many laws that increasingly and systematically biased the Kejnaks over the other ethnic groups.

King Kelas

Tensions between the Kejnak king and the Kosmik population continued to rise during the reign of King Kelas. King Kelas supported a warmongering policy of concentrating power and ethnic cleansing, which peaked with the mass persecution and genocide of the Kosmik peoples. An estimated 70 percent of the Kosmiks were killed during this time, while the remainder of the Kosmiks fled southward into Krukyr, particularly the island of Gokano.

The Sutroiks, purposefully separated by the actions of the monarchy, slowly withdrew from mainland and established autonomous settlements on the western islands, like Tirak Island.

Government and Politics

Prior to 12 April 2025, Kelsia was an absolute monarchy. Since then, it is a constitutional monarchy, with a duo of a chancellor and a vice chancellor at the head of all things related to the government.

See Also

• Related articles

External Links

• [Official government website]
• [Tourism website]
• [Other relevant link]