About: Haram Culture

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Considering the fact that the Empire covers such a vast area, few truly exotic cultures exist within its boundaries. Mainly of course due to the unification efforts of the Empire, but also because about 95% of the citizens of the Haram Empire stem from a common source and culture. Before the Rise of The Haram Empire, The Goblin Empire's rule was absolute and most ideas were based on the current dominant culture. Thus when the old Empire collapsed the language, monetary system and cultural identity remained the same. Although the pre-Imperial Kingdoms adapted to the areas they were located in, little but accents and architecture changed, and when each was absorbed into the Empire they all became one diverse whole.

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rdfs:label	Haram Culture
rdfs:comment	Considering the fact that the Empire covers such a vast area, few truly exotic cultures exist within its boundaries. Mainly of course due to the unification efforts of the Empire, but also because about 95% of the citizens of the Haram Empire stem from a common source and culture. Before the Rise of The Haram Empire, The Goblin Empire's rule was absolute and most ideas were based on the current dominant culture. Thus when the old Empire collapsed the language, monetary system and cultural identity remained the same. Although the pre-Imperial Kingdoms adapted to the areas they were located in, little but accents and architecture changed, and when each was absorbed into the Empire they all became one diverse whole.
dcterms:subject	Kaile
abstract	Considering the fact that the Empire covers such a vast area, few truly exotic cultures exist within its boundaries. Mainly of course due to the unification efforts of the Empire, but also because about 95% of the citizens of the Haram Empire stem from a common source and culture. Before the Rise of The Haram Empire, The Goblin Empire's rule was absolute and most ideas were based on the current dominant culture. Thus when the old Empire collapsed the language, monetary system and cultural identity remained the same. Although the pre-Imperial Kingdoms adapted to the areas they were located in, little but accents and architecture changed, and when each was absorbed into the Empire they all became one diverse whole. The only exception to this was Duskania. Because most of the natives were born from criminals, smugglers and the occasional nomad the people here were forced to create their own culture to adapt to their harsh environment. Although The Haram Empire annexed Duskania during the late expansion years and outside influences were forced upon a cautious people, the Duskan changed little and kept to their old tribal ways. When the Haram withdrew they were still the same just as the dirt beneath their feet was.

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