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The Re-Estize Kingdom was a human-dominant nation in the New World, ultimately destroyed by the Sorcerer Kingdom due to severe internal conflicts. Nobles The nobility was heavily fractured, with constant infighting between the Royal Faction (led by the King) and the Noble Faction (led by Marquis Raeven). This internal strife severely hampered decisive action and contributed to the kingdom's decline. Many nobles were corrupt, incompetent, and self-serving, prioritizing personal gain over the kingdom's welfare. The nobility of the Re-Estize Kingdom was largely characterized by a deep-seated self-interest and a profound lack of concern for the common populace. Rather than acting as a cohesive governing body, they were fragmented into warring factions—primarily the Royal and Noble Factions—constantly vying for power and influence. This internal struggle bred immense corruption, with many nobles engaging in bribery, extortion, and even human trafficking, all to enrich themselves or their chosen faction. Their focus was almost exclusively on political maneuvering and personal gain, often at the direct expense of the kingdom's stability and the welfare of its citizens. Beyond their self-serving nature, many nobles were also marked by incompetence and arrogance. Having grown accustomed to a lack of significant external threats for generations, they became complacent and failed to understand or address the true dangers facing their nation, particularly in matters of magic or military strength beyond their immediate purview. They often looked down upon commoners and even competent individuals like Gazef Stronoff who lacked noble lineage, highlighting a rigid class system and a general disinterest in meritocracy. This combination of infighting, corruption, and an inability to perceive or respond effectively to real threats made them a significant detriment to the kingdom's survival. While there were exceptions, such as the pragmatic Marquis Raeven who genuinely sought to strengthen the kingdom, or individuals with a sense of honor like Gazef Stronoff (though not a noble by birth, he served the king), their efforts were often undermined by the prevailing attitudes of the majority. The dominant noble personality was one of entitlement, short-sightedness, and a dangerous detachment from the realities of their kingdom's decline. This collective personality ultimately contributed to the kingdom's political paralysis, economic stagnation, and its eventual, inevitable destruction.

Population Exact figures are not given, but it was one of the larger human nations. The majority were commoners, who often struggled with poverty and food shortages, particularly in the kingdom's later stages. Wealth The kingdom had significant agricultural land and some trade routes. However, its wealth was poorly managed due to corruption and internal conflict, leading to widespread poverty as resources were hoarded or misdirected by nobles. Politics The political landscape was dominated by the power struggle between the king and the noble faction, causing political paralysis and an inability to implement reforms or respond to threats. Princess Renner was a secret political mastermind, working for her own and Climb's benefit, even at the kingdom's expense. Economics The economy was primarily agrarian, relying on farming. Trade existed but was hindered by internal instability and criminal organizations like Eight Fingers. Corruption severely impacted economic development and resource distribution. Social Classes Society was stratified: the royal family at the top, followed by a powerful, often self-serving nobility. Below them were commoners, including farmers, artisans, and laborers. A significant gap existed between the wealthy elite and the impoverished masses. Religion The dominant religion was likely the faith of the Four Great Gods, a common human religion in the New World. Specific details on religious institutions within the kingdom are limited. Climate No specific information is provided, but it appears to have a temperate climate suitable for agriculture, similar to medieval European settings. Power Structure Nominally, the king held supreme authority, but his power was heavily constrained by the powerful noble faction. The military was loyal to the king, but internal divisions weakened its effectiveness. Princess Renner also held significant clandestine influence through intelligence and manipulation. Culture The culture generally resembled a medieval European society. Chivalry and honor were nominally valued, especially among warriors like Gazef Stronoff, but often overshadowed by noble corruption and self-interest. Values While ideals of justice and protecting the people were preached, the actual values practiced by many in power leaned towards self-preservation, greed, and political maneuvering. Factional loyalty often superseded loyalty to the kingdom. Ethics Ethical standards varied greatly. Individuals like Gazef Stronoff embodied strong ethical principles, prioritizing the kingdom's safety. However, many nobles were deeply unethical, engaging in bribery, extortion, and human trafficking. Races The Re-Estize Kingdom was overwhelmingly human. Other races were present in much smaller numbers, generally holding lower social standing. Strength (Overall Kingdom) The kingdom was significantly weaker than major powers like the Baharuth Empire or the Slane Theocracy due to internal divisions, rampant corruption, and weak leadership, leaving it vulnerable to external threats. Kingdom Size It was a moderately sized kingdom, controlling considerable territory in the central part of the continent, with its capital at Re-Blum. Exports & Imports Exports likely included agricultural products, basic manufactured goods, and raw materials. Imports probably consisted of luxury goods, specialized crafts, and magical items or resources it lacked. Specific details are limited for both. Corruption Level Extremely high. Corruption permeated nearly all government levels, from nobles to local officials, contributing significantly to the kingdom's decline and destruction. Kingdom Technological Level Comparable to late medieval to early renaissance periods. They had basic iron tools, weaponry, and agricultural technology. Magical technology was present but less advanced or widespread than in other nations. View of Non-Humans Generally prejudiced against non-humans, especially demi-humans or monstrous races, viewing them with suspicion or as threats. This was a common human sentiment in the New World. Strength Level of Population (1-100)

• Average commoner: ~1-5
• Regular soldiers: 5-10
• Skilled adventurers (e.g., Swords of Darkness): 10-25
• Royal Knights: 15-30
• Gazef Stronoff: High 30s to low 40s (strongest human warrior in the Kingdom).
• No individuals approached Level 100 (e.g., Albedo/Ainz Ooal Gown from Nazarick). Age of Population A typical age distribution for a pre-industrial society, with a significant proportion of young people and a relatively smaller elderly population due to lower life expectancies. Prejudice Significant prejudice existed between social classes (nobility vs. commoners) and against non-humans. Corruption Impacts Corruption crippled the kingdom's functionality, leading to misallocated resources, a weak military, widespread poverty, social unrest, and inability to adapt. It was a primary cause of the kingdom's internal decay. Combat Abilities The general populace had very limited combat abilities. Soldiers were trained but hampered by poor equipment, leadership, and morale. Elite units and adventurers had greater prowess. Battle Strength (compared to Nazarick) Infinitesimally small. The entire military, including Gazef Stronoff, was utterly insignificant compared to even a single Floor Guardian or high-level NPC from Nazarick. Magical Prowess Magic was present, but generally lower tier than in the Slane Theocracy or Nazarick. Most powerful human magic casters were typically around 3rd or 4th tier. Physical Prowess Varied by individual. Commoners had average strength, while warriors like Gazef Stronoff possessed exceptional physical prowess and skill. Soldier Numbers Could field a large army, estimated in the tens of thousands for major campaigns. During the Battle of Katze Plains, they fielded over 200,000 soldiers, including many conscripted commoners. Citizen Numbers Specific numbers are not given, but the kingdom encompassed a significant portion of the human population in the central region of the continent. Weapon Types Standard medieval weaponry: swords, spears, axes, bows, and basic siege equipment. Armor ranged from chainmail/plate for knights to basic leather/padded for common soldiers. Warrior Levels (Meaning) Levels represent a character's overall strength, skill, and power, akin to RPG levels. Higher levels signify vastly superior abilities in all aspects (physical strength, magic, combat technique, resilience). The power difference between levels, especially between a Level 40 warrior and a Level 100 being, is astronomically large, making direct combat impossible for the lower level.