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|common_name = Nisserige
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|national_motto = ''Im Interesse der Freiheit und der Stimme, aus dem Herzen der Menschen''</br>("''For the sake of freedom and voice, from the heart of the people''")
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== History ==
Pre-gnome ancestors, the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danuvius_guggenmosi Danuvius guggenmosi], who were present in Nisserige for over 10 million years, are theorized to be among the earliest inhabitants of the region to walk on two legs. Ancient gnomes were present in Nisserige at least 500,000 years ago. The gnomes are believed to have evolutionarily split away from humanity prior to the elves, roughly around the same time as the dwarves.
=== Early
The Early Nisser Tribes in Nisserige emerged during the ancient era, originating from the ancestral homelands within the Nisser Cradle. These tribes flourished during various periods, contributing to the cultural tapestry of the region. The exact timeline of their emergence is difficult to ascertain, but it is believed to have taken place during the early stages of Nisserige's history.
The Nisser tribes were scattered throughout the land that would later become Nisserige, inhabiting the diverse landscapes of the region. The northern areas, dominated by the majestic Jotunheimen Mountain Range, were home to tribes that adapted to the harsh mountainous terrain. In contrast, the southern regions, characterized by low-lying terrain, provided fertile grounds for agricultural practices, and thus attracted tribes with a focus on farming and cultivation. The Nisser tribes shared a common ancestry and were known for their distinctive physical features, such as their short stature, long beards, and pointed hats. They were skilled craftsmen and artisans, known for their intricate woodwork, metalworking, and stonemasonry. The tribes had a deep reverence for the natural world and believed in the existence of hidden realms within the mountains, forests, and rivers.
While the early history of the Nisser tribes is not extensively documented, archaeological findings and oral traditions provide insights into their way of life. The tribes lived in close-knit communities, often organized in clans or extended families, and were governed by tribal leaders or chieftains. They had a communal approach to land ownership and resource management, emphasizing the importance of cooperation and harmony within their societies.
Trade and cultural exchanges between the Nisser tribes and neighboring regions played a crucial role in their development. Through interactions with other communities, they acquired new knowledge, technologies, and cultural practices, enriching their own traditions. These exchanges fostered a sense of unity among the Nisser tribes and facilitated the spread of shared customs and beliefs.
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=== The Kingdom of Nisser and The Revolution ===
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== Demographics ==
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