Land Of Saints

The Land of Saints is one of the most prominent and power countries located within the Continent of Chūsei, located in the far, northeastern sector of the expansive land mass. Uniquely, the Land of Saints doesn't have an official, overarching government leader nor a Daimyo. Instead, the several nations are seen as independent. Albeit, given the rise of the Seinaru no Kuni, having overtaken a large portion of the continent's landmass, the Order of the Seinaru are often see as the defacto country-wide governing party.

Over it's history, the country has been frequently been at war with the Land of Demons, and occasionally came into conflict with other countries/nations, such as the Land of Iron, and even shinobi settlements.

Overview
The Land of Saints is noted to be one of the coldest environments in all of the globe - rivaled only by it's neighboring country, the Land of Snow, in terms of sheer frigidness. The country snows year long, and is constantly afflicted with fast-moving, roaming glaciers given that it's surrounded by water on three sides. Given the cold, most men and women are often strapped with a vast quantity of provisions in order to provide warmth and sustenance in an otherwise mercilessly climate.

In addition to the snow, the Land of Saints is also noted to have vast quantities of ore and mineral goods. Numerous mountains and caves can be found stretching throughout the country-side, leading even into it's neighboring countries. In conjunction with the mineral goods, several vegetation that remarkably can survive the unwelcoming weather seem to strive. These rare, albeit few plants, are often sought out as they possess high value.

Appropriately named, the Land of Saints is noted to be an extremely religious-based area. Not only does it house the Knights and Priestesses of the Order, but the atmosphere itself lingers with an inviting sensation of holiness. The continent, as consequence, is believed to hold great significance in maintaining the natural balance, of the globe. It's said that being able to disrupt this balance can have cataclysmal effects on all of nature. As a result of this belief and the aura, religious purists, zealots, and even archeologists take to the country, often in hopes of discovering something divine, or simply worshiping their deities as they see fit.