Suner

The Realm of Suner, officially known as the Realm of Suner, Land under Khet (Suneri: meḥ nfsynr tkeg emmḥet) is a sovereign nation in the Suneri peninsula, in the northernmost point of the Meridional continent. It's bordered by Murai and Tajaz to the south, with Tajaz occupying the southwestern tip of the Suneri peninsula; to the north it faces the Northern Sea, to the east it faces the Strait of Teylon and to the east the Rinfe Sea. Suner is the least populated country in the Meridion, with 996 thousand inhabitants, nearly all of which belong to the Suneri ethnic group.

A unified Suner nation was born in the year 13 B.W. under Sharmpek Taku, the khetist High Priest of Ephra. Since then, all the rulers of Suner have been High Priests of Khet, and have ruled from the ancient city of Ephra, considered the holiest city in the faith of Khet. For many centuries Suner was subject to the Essonei Empire, which conquered the peninsula in 247 A.W. Geographically, ethnically, linguistically and religiously separated from the rest of the empire, Suner remained for the most part autonomous. Unlike other territories of the Empire it was allowed to elect its own rulers and conduct its own affairs as long as it paid taxes, and in 902 it was granted official independence from Esson.