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|tutor=[[Damaris]] | |tutor=[[Damaris]] | ||
|guardian= [[An ancient alchemical golem]] | |guardian= [[An ancient alchemical golem]] | ||
|documents=[[The Great Canon of Hashan]] <br>[[Edict of Shadows|The Edict of Shadows]] <br> The Laws of Hashan | |documents=[[The Great Canon of Hashan]] <br>[[Edict of Shadows|The Edict of Shadows]] <br> [[ Laws of Hashan | The Laws of Hashan ]] | ||
|arms=Per pale Sable and Purpure, a sundered crown Argent | |arms=Per pale Sable and Purpure, a sundered crown Argent | ||
|enemies=Targossas, Mhaldor, Eleusis | |enemies=Targossas, Mhaldor, Eleusis | ||
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==Laws and Policies== | ==Laws and Policies== | ||
: '' | : ''Key articles: [[Laws of Hashan]] | ||
Hashan has a tendency to despise divine mandate, seeing it as blind obedience and zealotry. Rather than follow the divine, citizens are encouraged to create themselves 'Progress' for Hashan, irrespective of the morality to achieve it. These ideals are outlined in the [[Edict of Shadows]]. Hashan's legal system was the first in Achaea, having surpassed both ancient Ashtan and Shallam in governmental politics. The policies of Hashan are recorded in a single, albeit large, text called the '''[[Laws of Hashan]]'''. Hashan operates as a democracy, with various Regents and Ministers appointed and bound by the rules of the [[Great Canon of Hashan]]. | Hashan has a tendency to despise divine mandate, seeing it as blind obedience and zealotry. Rather than follow the divine, citizens are encouraged to create themselves 'Progress' for Hashan, irrespective of the morality to achieve it. These ideals are outlined in the [[Edict of Shadows]]. Hashan's legal system was the first in Achaea, having surpassed both ancient Ashtan and Shallam in governmental politics. The policies of Hashan are recorded in a single, albeit large, text called the '''[[Laws of Hashan]]'''. Hashan operates as a democracy, with various Regents and Ministers appointed and bound by the rules of the [[Great Canon of Hashan]]. | ||