newly founded absolute monarchy led by Queen Amara Elenora I, the head of House Saerwyn, a royal family with deep historical roots in the region. Though the nation is small in size and population, it was built with a clear purpose: to offer stability, sovereignty, and long-term vision in a world that’s increasingly chaotic and divided.

Azmara isn’t interested in populism or foreign interference. The Queen rules directly, and her authority is central to everything — but her leadership is measured. The state allows for personal freedoms and moderate economic policies, as long as they align with the broader goals of national unity and development.

Culturally, Azmara values order, loyalty, and tradition. It’s not flashy or overly militarized, but it’s disciplined and self-reliant. The people respect the monarchy, and while dissent exists, it rarely takes root — most citizens believe in the direction the Queen is taking them.

Azmara is small, yes. But it’s built to last. Quiet, firm, and focused — it’s a state that doesn’t shout to be noticed, but moves with intention. It’s early days still, but the foundation is solid — and the Crown has no intention of being just a footnote in someone else’s history.