Sérotat Kingdom

The Sérotat Kingdom (Old Lo'Oi: Sérotat Olitéx Idé) (Standard Modern Lo'Oi: Sérotat Olitéxidé) was a Lausán country that existed up until the Rathnirian discovery of Eldham.

It was overthrown by a peasant revolt organized by the Ároxin, later founding the United Socialist States of Eldham. The nation was shortly lived, only surviving for 32 years between 29 TE and 61 TE. It was lead by only one leader, called an Olitéx, named Yatosir I of the House of Ukorest. His heirs were assassinated by communists preventing a reformation of the royal dynasty.

It was one of the first centralized states in Serrona, and was one of the first times the Lo'Oix people had been united under one banner. The other ethnic groups in the country, such as the Eternyri, Mari, Polarisi, and Kolssons, were harshly repressed under the kingdom. This repression is today considered a major factor in the extinction of the Eternyri and Polarisi people and the gradual endangerment of the modern Kolsson language.

Founding
Originating from the small state of Yosenoko, the House of Ukorest had reigned the place for over one hundred years, coming to power in 88 SIP (-88 TE). The House of Ukorest ruled Yosenoko from the city of Trodé Yoxén on the mainland. The city was a fishing community based on the channel between the Isle of Téntalo and the mainland.

Coming to power in around 21 TE was Yatosir II of Yosenoko. He immediately waged war on the nearby states of Kamir and Tekyri. This first conflict ended swiftly in 23 TE and both came under the subjugation of Yosenoko. Now controlling three provinces, Yatosir II of Yosenoko declared the Sérotat Kingdom, though many mark the kingdom's creation with his original ascent to power in 21 TE. From this day onward, he became Yatosir I of the Sérotat.

Growth and imperial expansion
Over the next 5 years, Yatosir raged a lengthy period of war against six tribes/states which had united into a military alliance called the 'Rá Lak' (Traveler's Tongue: Eight Flames). Upon the victory of the war, he conquered the states of Kroskogo, Gakax, Vinox, Vanago, Axadia, and Anagar. This massive growth in size and executive power made the Sérotat Kingdom one of the first ever centralized major states in Serrona. With this, the capital of the kingdom also moved to a settlement named Makoko in the State of Gakax along the Granaxi River.

In 31 TE, the Sérotat conquered the state of Polarixo to the North. They heavily subjugated the Mari and Polarisi people in these provinces. This is also when the major campaign of ethnic subjugation of the Eternyri people began in the states of Vinox, Vanago, and Gakax.

In 37 TE, a massive military campaign that lasted three years was held against the state of Kiurtrogo on the other side of the Lélo'é sea. By 40 TE, the state was incorporated into the Sérotat.

Historical Province

 * Anagar (Old Lo'Oi: Anagaro) was the Northernmost historical province of the kingdom. It was predominately populated by the Lo'Oix people. It includes settlements like Nazakoroto (modern day Narzek), and Babolor (near modern day Gehenazar). When the kingdom was overthrown, Vanago and Anagar were merged into a state called Vanargard. Vanargard was later integrated into a state called Atoxa.
 * Axadia (Old Lo'Oi: Axadio) was a province largely populated by the Lo'Oix. When the kingdom was overthrown, Axadia was turned into the State of Achadia. Achadia was later merged with a state called Vanargard into a state called Atoxa. It included settlements like Voskosia (later named Vostroya).
 * Gakax (Old Lo'Oi: Gakaxo) was a province that existed between the Granaxi River and the Lélo'é Sea. It included settlements like Makoko and Tutur. This province was notoriously filled with tundras and mountains and was considered the most 'hostile' region of the kingdom.
 * Kamir (Old Lo'Oi: Kamiro) was a province largely populated by the Eternyri people. It was a small province largely populated by the Eternyri people and was largely mountainous but was connected to the Southern basin of the Granaxi River and the coast. Its main settlement was called Yotoxa and was based on the Eastern coastline.
 * Kiurtrogo was the final state to be incorporated into the kingdom. It was made up of two earlier kingdoms including the Gakosir and Savoko and consisted of the Isle of Kiurtrog and the surrounding isles. Its population was almost homogeneously Lo'Oix and was one of the most populous states, behind Yosenoko and Axadia. Its capital was Garkoa, later renamed to Garkogorod, and later refounded as Garkos.
 * Kroskogo was a riverine based state with connections to both the Granaxi and Yotoshad Rivers. This also connected it to both the Haxhoit and Lélo'é Seas. Upon the dissolution of the kingdom, its name became 'Croscograd' (Lo'Oi: Kroskogado). It was largely tundra and taiga.
 * Polarixo (Polarisi Lo'Oi: Polarixi) was a state with thin coastline and naturally bordered off by tall mountains. It was one of the warmest states in the country, outside of Kiurtrogo. It was largely populated by the Polarisi people. When the kingdom was dissolved, the Polarisi people formed a nation called the United Lowlands from the territory of Polarixo and sections of states like Axadia and Anagar.
 * Tekyri (Old Lo'Oi: Tekyro) was based on the Eastern Isle of Téntalo. It was largely populated by the Eternyri. It had one city named Vanak.
 * Vanago was a large state with a border on the Haxhoit Sea. It was largely populated by the Lo'Oix and Eternyri peoples. It mainly capitalized in mining and agriculture. It had a city named Totalkino based in the large mountains of the region to the South of modern day Gehenazar.
 * Vinox (Old Lo'Oi: Vinoxo) was based largely on the Vinoxinda peninsula and an Isle that was named Norvagio. It was mostly populated by Lo'Oix people.
 * Yosenoko, the historical homeland of the Sérotat, was a largely populated state in the South and was dominated by the Lo'Oix. Its primary city was Trodé Yoxén. It is based on both the Yotoshad River and the Téntalo Channel.

House of Ukorest
The ruling house of the Sérotoix monarchy was the House of Ukorest which was led by Yatosir I up until his death during the Sérotoix Civil War. Other royal houses included the House of Témo and House of Kalimokoré which had partial land ownership in some Northern provinces. The House of Ukorest was typically represented with storks as symbolism. The heir to Yatosir I was named Diogo Ukorest. Other heirs including Jatiko and Rokalo Ukorest were also assassinated prompting the complete dissolution of the royal lineage. The queen-consort of the nation during its existence was Roise Ukorest.

Both Yatosir I and Roise Ukorest were brutally killed in an ancient (still used) method of execution whereby both were chained to a post and the people of Trodé Yoxén were given pebbles, stones, and firewood and brutally assaulted the reigning monarchs to create a slow prolonged death by beating and stoning. It is believed Diogo Ukorest was killed after being shot with two arrows by a communist assassin that was poisoned with fecal matter.