The Kingdom of Lusitania, under King João the Magnificent, stretches across a landscape of rolling hills, fertile plains, and Atlantic shores. 

Capital: Olisipo Nova, a city where ancient and modern blend seamlessly, featuring grand palaces, vibrant markets, and temples that narrate the empire's storied past.

Society: A mix of ancient traditions with Roman influences, known for hospitality, resilience, and a deep connection to the land. Cultural festivals like the Festival of Endovelicus blend old and new, filling Nova Bracara with life.

Architecture: Portus Novus's skyline is dominated by the Royal Palace with golden spires, and temples that merge classical Roman with local aesthetics.

Economy: Rich from agriculture, trade, and mining, with the Lusitanian navy ensuring robust trade routes across the globe.

Military: Known for its disciplined legions and the famous Lusitano cavalry, the empire is well-defended by a network of fortresses.

Government: King João's rule is enlightened, with a council advising on matters. The legal system is a blend of Roman law and local customs.

Art and Science: The Royal Academy in Aurelia fosters advancements in astronomy, medicine, and the arts, making the city a cultural hub.

Religion: Christianity has integrated with traditional worship of local deities like Endovelicus, creating a unique spiritual landscape.

Daily Life: Life in Regnum Lusitanum is vibrant with trade, arts, and public amenities like baths, reflecting a high standard of living. The flag of white, green, and red symbolizes the empire's enduring legacy and national pride.