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==== Western Woodlands ====
[[File:totem sunset.png|200px|thumb|Upright|An early totem with a view of the sunset]]
The Western Woodlands, also called the Western Coast Tribes, is home to the Anana and the Hey, both of which are part of the six major tribes of Kuduk. Geographically, the region is comprised of the western quarter of both Sagut and Kakut. Like its name suggests, the Western Woodlands are comprised of thick woods with abundant greenery that is especially prevalent during the spring and summer. The region is also home to the very economically important Anana-Hey Strait, which acts as an entryway and exit for fishing vessels wishing to enter or leave the Great Lake of Shiva.
 
This region is mostly dominated by lush woodlands, with the exception of the northern area of the Hey tribe, which is considered tundra.
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Following the political reforms of the 2023 election, fiscal and monetary policy are decided by the Ministry of Finance and the [[Kuduk National Bank]] respectively. Historically, both fiscal and monetary policy were decided within tribes by their tribal councils, often creating inconsistent and differing economic policies across the isles.
 
The Ministry of Finance is responsible for deciding the total budget of the nation’s fiscal year and for controlling the nation’s fiscal policy. Since it’s inception in 2023, the Ministry of Finance has worked closely together with the Káan Administration to normalize fiscal policy across the isles and standardize the use of the Krone. The Ministry of Finance also controls how frequent and stringent Tariffs on imported goods should be..
 
The Kuduk National Bank acts as the central bank of the country. Similarly to the Ministry of Finance, the KNB has, since its inception, worked together with the Káan Administration to standardize monetary policy across the country. Aside from dictating the country’s monetary policy, the KNB also controls the nation’s money supply and the amount of foreign Krones that enter Kuduk’s border.
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The Legislative Assembly, often referred to as the Assembly for short, is the main legislative body of the Kuduk Government. It is comprised of 180 seats, each representing one of the 180 [[Moiety|moieties]] in Kuduk. Each seat is an elected position in which the residents of a moiety can vote on a representative in the secondary election cycle.
 
The Legislative Assembly's main function is to develop and pass laws. A secondary function within the Legislative Assembly are the ministerial affairs. Ministries are sub-sectional divisions of the Legislative Assembly that focus on a specific subject that is considered important for the country. Ministries can be created or removed by a vote from the Legislative Assembly. The main executive behind the ministries is the [[Prime Minister of Kuduk]], the current onePM being Prime Minister [[Deisha Káan]] of the [[National Progress Party (Kuduk)|NPP]]. The Prime Minister often represents a party or coalition of parties which has gained at least 90 seats out of the total 180 seats. The Prime MinistersMinister's main functionality is to control executive matters in the Kuduk Government. Prime Ministers are the head of the [[Sedáa]] and have a cabinet comprised of the head chairperson of each ministry in the government.
 
=== The Tribal Council ===
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The Chamber of Ravens is a judicial chamber that acts as the judiciary at every level below national. Their judicial jurisdiction stretches from the villatic level to the tribal level. The Chamber of Ravens is named after the raven, a bird that often acts as a metaphor for justice in [[Kuduk Shamanism]].
 
=== Foreign RelationsPolicy ===
{{main|Foreign Relations of Kuduk}}
Kuduk is a full member of the [[International Forum]] and the [[Red Crown Economic Union]]. For the majority of Kuduk history, the nation's primary policy regarding international affairs was one of isolation, including toward other member-states of the RCEU. Recently, during its modernization efforts, Kuduk began to contact outside nations for trade and other business purposes. Kuduk often holds strained opinions toward nations it views as contradictory to its cultural and traditional values, regardless of whether the nation has interacted with Kuduk before. Most nations Kuduk has a favorable view of are comprised of one or more of the following traits: anti-militarism, environmentalism, a care for culture and the arts, anti-colonialism, and fair elections. Kuduk currently holds no official stance or relations toward any superpowers.
 
Kuduk is considered a small power.
 
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