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	=== Ihazon ===		=== Ihazon ===
	In [[Ihazon]], marriage is ~~protected by national~~ law. ~~The law defends any person's right to marry~~, ~~as well as~~ the ~~right to divorce~~, ~~as long as both parties consent. The law does~~ not ~~prevent religions to have their own interpretations, however, as following a religion is voluntary~~.		In [[Ihazon]], marriage is subject to federal law.<br/>
			All marriages, even when done in a religious institution, must be approved by the state it takes place in--and even then, not all states recognise marriages from other states.

	[[~~Church of Langenthal~~]], ~~the largest religion in Ihazon, has traditionally had stricter views on marriage. In Devout faith, a marriage is reserved between a man~~ and ~~a woman~~ over the age of 20, ~~but~~ most ~~Devout priests also wed non-straight couples in~~ [[~~Langenthal~~]]. ~~This~~ is ~~less common~~ in [[~~New Summerset~~]] ~~and completely impossible~~ in [[~~Trondheim~~]]. ~~All Devouts agree~~ that marriages ~~cannot happen between family members, including third cousins. Divorces are frowned upon, but not prohibited, and have no social stigma~~ in the capital. ~~Arranged marriages are uncommon~~, ~~but not spoken against; and~~ the ~~church encourages marriages~~ of ~~love~~, ~~although they~~ are ~~restrictive on intercourse before marriage~~.		[[Tinville]], [[Gruvania]] and [[New Summerset]] allow anyone over the age of 17 and who don't already share their last name to marry. This has inadvertently caused issues for people who simply happen to share a common last name. However, in these cases, most offices are willing to make exceptions if it can be proven they are more distantly related than first cousins ([[Incest\|consanguinity 12.5%]]).<br/>
			[[West-Ihazon]] is perhaps the most liberal state in [[Surface\|the world]] when it comes to marriage, however; being unique in not having any restrictions whatsoever, neither for gender, [[Race\|race]] or [[Incest\|relation]]. This has made it somewhat of a running joke that marriages in [[Langenthal\|the capital]] are not considered "real"--even if they are recognised by other states. As a result, most people simply go by the requirements of the other states, and some West-Ihazonans are not even aware of the loose restrictions of their state.

	Both [[Devout Asseculs]] and traditional [[Assecula de Genus\|Asseculs]] are more open to untraditional marriages. There's a few differences between the two types of Asseculs: traditional Asseculs, like with ~~Redeos~~, do not prohibit marriage between cousins, while Devout Asseculs do. Traditional Asseculs are also more in favour of arranged marriages, as well as allowing polymarriages, unlike Devout Asseculs.		The aforementioned states also all allow anyone who is married to divorce freely.

			Of course, religious institutions is free to have their own interpretations of what can be considered marriage.

			[[Church of Langenthal]], the largest religion in Ihazon, has traditionally had stricter views on marriage. In Devout faith, a marriage is reserved between a man and a woman over the age of 20, but most Devout priests also wed non-straight couples in the capital. This is less common in [[New Summerset]] and completely impossible in [[Trondheim]], which is the only state that ''only'' recognise Devout marriages. Marriage between some races is also not recognised.<br/>
			All Devouts agree that marriages cannot happen between family members, including up to third cousins. Divorces are frowned upon, but not prohibited, and have no social stigma in the capital. Arranged marriages are uncommon, but not spoken against; and the church encourages marriages of love, although they are restrictive on intercourse before marriage.

			Both [[Devout Asseculs]] and traditional [[Assecula de Genus\|Asseculs]] are more open to untraditional marriages. There's a few differences between the two types of Asseculs: traditional Asseculs, like with Redits, do not prohibit marriage between cousins, while Devout Asseculs do. Traditional Asseculs are also more in favour of arranged marriages, as well as allowing polymarriages, unlike Devout Asseculs.

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	There is no age restriction to engagement, but one can only be wed after turning 15, the age of consent in Radosis. When wed, both partaking families swear allegiance to each other and to protect the married couple. Betraying this loyalty is a valid reason for annulment of the marriage, which is the closest to a divorce that is possible in the system. The annulment is handled by the Court of Genus Reditus, the national court of religious matters.		There is no age restriction to engagement, but one can only be wed after turning 15, the age of consent in Radosis. When wed, both partaking families swear allegiance to each other and to protect the married couple. Betraying this loyalty is a valid reason for annulment of the marriage, which is the closest to a divorce that is possible in the system. The annulment is handled by the Court of Genus Reditus, the national court of religious matters.

	A large portion of the Radosicus population are Asseculs, who are less represented in state matters. Their marriage traditions are not strict on whether a marriage is arranged or not, but many do prefer arranged ones. Asseculs, unlike ~~Redeos~~, also allow marriages between several people, but this is uncommon in practise and is usually reserved to wealthy and influential families. Asseculs are also much more tolerant of marriage annulments, and generally annul marriages to anyone who wishes for it assuming both parties agree.		A large portion of the Radosicus population are Asseculs, who are less represented in state matters. Their marriage traditions are not strict on whether a marriage is arranged or not, but many do prefer arranged ones. Asseculs, unlike Redits, also allow marriages between several people, but this is uncommon in practise and is usually reserved to wealthy and influential families. Asseculs are also much more tolerant of marriage annulments, and generally annul marriages to anyone who wishes for it assuming both parties agree.

	Some Radosicus' who have strayed from the traditions of their faith, often dubbed ~~Asseculs~~ Reditus, believe that annulment may only be achieved through sacrificial ritual. This is known as Divorce by Combat, and involves the married fighting until one (or no one) is victorious.[[Category:Concepts]]		Some Radosicus' who have strayed from the traditions of their faith, often dubbed Assecula Reditus, believe that annulment may only be achieved through sacrificial ritual. This is known as Divorce by Combat, and involves the married fighting until one (or no one) is victorious.
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	A large portion of the Radosicus population are Asseculs, who are less represented in state matters. Their marriage traditions are not strict on whether a marriage is arranged or not, but many do prefer arranged ones. Asseculs, unlike Redeos, also allow marriages between several people, but this is uncommon in practise and is usually reserved to wealthy and influential families. Asseculs are also much more tolerant of marriage annulments, and generally annul marriages to anyone who wishes for it assuming both parties agree.		A large portion of the Radosicus population are Asseculs, who are less represented in state matters. Their marriage traditions are not strict on whether a marriage is arranged or not, but many do prefer arranged ones. Asseculs, unlike Redeos, also allow marriages between several people, but this is uncommon in practise and is usually reserved to wealthy and influential families. Asseculs are also much more tolerant of marriage annulments, and generally annul marriages to anyone who wishes for it assuming both parties agree.

	Some Radosicus' who have strayed from the traditions of their faith, often dubbed Asseculs Reditus, believe that annulment may only be achieved through sacrificial ritual. This is known as Divorce by Combat, and involves the married ~~party~~ fighting until one (or no one) is victorious.[[Category:Concepts]]		Some Radosicus' who have strayed from the traditions of their faith, often dubbed Asseculs Reditus, believe that annulment may only be achieved through sacrificial ritual. This is known as Divorce by Combat, and involves the married fighting until one (or no one) is victorious.[[Category:Concepts]]

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	A large portion of the Radosicus population are Asseculs, who are less represented in state matters. Their marriage traditions are not strict on whether a marriage is arranged or not, but many do prefer arranged ones. Asseculs, unlike Redeos, also allow marriages between several people, but this is uncommon in practise and is usually reserved to wealthy and influential families. Asseculs are also much more tolerant of marriage annulments, and generally annul marriages to anyone who wishes for it assuming both parties agree.		A large portion of the Radosicus population are Asseculs, who are less represented in state matters. Their marriage traditions are not strict on whether a marriage is arranged or not, but many do prefer arranged ones. Asseculs, unlike Redeos, also allow marriages between several people, but this is uncommon in practise and is usually reserved to wealthy and influential families. Asseculs are also much more tolerant of marriage annulments, and generally annul marriages to anyone who wishes for it assuming both parties agree.

	Some Radosicus' who have strayed from the traditions of their faith, often dubbed Asseculs Reditus, believe that annulment may only be achieved through sacrificial ritual. This is known as Divorce by Combat.[[Category:Concepts]]		Some Radosicus' who have strayed from the traditions of their faith, often dubbed Asseculs Reditus, believe that annulment may only be achieved through sacrificial ritual. This is known as Divorce by Combat, and involves the married party fighting until one (or no one) is victorious.[[Category:Concepts]]

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	There is no age restriction to engagement, but one can only be wed after turning 15, the age of consent in Radosis. When wed, both partaking families swear allegiance to each other and to protect the married couple. Betraying this loyalty is a valid reason for annulment of the marriage, which is the closest to a divorce that is possible in the system. The annulment is handled by the Court of Genus Reditus, the national court of religious matters.		There is no age restriction to engagement, but one can only be wed after turning 15, the age of consent in Radosis. When wed, both partaking families swear allegiance to each other and to protect the married couple. Betraying this loyalty is a valid reason for annulment of the marriage, which is the closest to a divorce that is possible in the system. The annulment is handled by the Court of Genus Reditus, the national court of religious matters.

	A large portion of the Radosicus population are Asseculs, who are less represented in state matters. Their marriage traditions are not strict on whether a marriage is arranged or not, but many do prefer arranged ones. Asseculs, unlike Redeos, also allow marriages between several people, but this is uncommon in practise and is usually reserved to wealthy and influential families. Asseculs are also much more tolerant of marriage annulments, and generally annul marriages to anyone who wishes for it assuming both parties agree.[[Category:Concepts]]		A large portion of the Radosicus population are Asseculs, who are less represented in state matters. Their marriage traditions are not strict on whether a marriage is arranged or not, but many do prefer arranged ones. Asseculs, unlike Redeos, also allow marriages between several people, but this is uncommon in practise and is usually reserved to wealthy and influential families. Asseculs are also much more tolerant of marriage annulments, and generally annul marriages to anyone who wishes for it assuming both parties agree.

			Some Radosicus' who have strayed from the traditions of their faith, often dubbed Asseculs Reditus, believe that annulment may only be achieved through sacrificial ritual. This is known as Divorce by Combat.[[Category:Concepts]]

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	=== Ihazon ===		=== Ihazon ===
	In [[Ihazon]], marriage is protected by national law. The law defends any person's right to marry, as well as the right to divorce. The law does not prevent religions to have their own interpretations, however, as following a religion is voluntary.		In [[Ihazon]], marriage is protected by national law. The law defends any person's right to marry, as well as the right to divorce, as long as both parties consent. The law does not prevent religions to have their own interpretations, however, as following a religion is voluntary.

	[[Church of Langenthal]], the largest religion in Ihazon, has traditionally had stricter views on marriage. In Devout faith, a marriage is reserved between a man and a woman, but most Devout priests wed non-straight couples in [[Langenthal]]. This is less common in [[New Summerset]] and completely impossible in [[Trondheim]]. All Devouts agree that marriages cannot happen between family members, including third cousins. Divorces are frowned upon, but not prohibited, and have no social stigma in the capital. Arranged marriages are uncommon, but not spoken against; and the church encourages marriages of love, although they are restrictive on intercourse before marriage.		[[Church of Langenthal]], the largest religion in Ihazon, has traditionally had stricter views on marriage. In Devout faith, a marriage is reserved between a man and a woman over the age of 20, but most Devout priests also wed non-straight couples in [[Langenthal]]. This is less common in [[New Summerset]] and completely impossible in [[Trondheim]]. All Devouts agree that marriages cannot happen between family members, including third cousins. Divorces are frowned upon, but not prohibited, and have no social stigma in the capital. Arranged marriages are uncommon, but not spoken against; and the church encourages marriages of love, although they are restrictive on intercourse before marriage.

	Both [[Devout Asseculs]] and traditional [[Assecula de Genus\|Asseculs]] are more open to untraditional marriages. There's a few differences between the two types of Asseculs: traditional Asseculs, like with Redeos, do not prohibit marriage between cousins, while Devout Asseculs do. Traditional Asseculs are also more in favour of arranged marriages, as well as allowing polymarriages, unlike Devout Asseculs.		Both [[Devout Asseculs]] and traditional [[Assecula de Genus\|Asseculs]] are more open to untraditional marriages. There's a few differences between the two types of Asseculs: traditional Asseculs, like with Redeos, do not prohibit marriage between cousins, while Devout Asseculs do. Traditional Asseculs are also more in favour of arranged marriages, as well as allowing polymarriages, unlike Devout Asseculs.
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	As the official [[Radosis\|Radosicus]] religion is [[Genus Reditus]], this reflects the country's marriage laws. Arranged marriages between families is the norm here, and the right to marry of love is not respected. It is not uncommon, however, to have lovers both outside of and before marriage. In this way, love and lust is allowed outside the bounds of official marriage, which is more of a political union or alliance.		As the official [[Radosis\|Radosicus]] religion is [[Genus Reditus]], this reflects the country's marriage laws. Arranged marriages between families is the norm here, and the right to marry of love is not respected. It is not uncommon, however, to have lovers both outside of and before marriage. In this way, love and lust is allowed outside the bounds of official marriage, which is more of a political union or alliance.

	When wed, both partaking families swear allegiance to each other and to protect the married couple. Betraying this loyalty is a valid reason for annulment of the marriage, which is the closest to a divorce that is possible in the system. The annulment is handled by the Court of Genus Reditus, the national court of religious matters.		There is no age restriction to engagement, but one can only be wed after turning 15, the age of consent in Radosis. When wed, both partaking families swear allegiance to each other and to protect the married couple. Betraying this loyalty is a valid reason for annulment of the marriage, which is the closest to a divorce that is possible in the system. The annulment is handled by the Court of Genus Reditus, the national court of religious matters.

	A large portion of the Radosicus population are Asseculs, who are less represented in state matters. Their marriage traditions are not strict on whether a marriage is arranged or not, but many do prefer arranged ones. Asseculs, unlike Redeos, also allow marriages between several people, but this is uncommon in practise and is usually reserved to wealthy and influential families. Asseculs are also much more tolerant of marriage annulments, and generally annul marriages to anyone who wishes for it assuming both parties agree.[[Category:Concepts]]		A large portion of the Radosicus population are Asseculs, who are less represented in state matters. Their marriage traditions are not strict on whether a marriage is arranged or not, but many do prefer arranged ones. Asseculs, unlike Redeos, also allow marriages between several people, but this is uncommon in practise and is usually reserved to wealthy and influential families. Asseculs are also much more tolerant of marriage annulments, and generally annul marriages to anyone who wishes for it assuming both parties agree.[[Category:Concepts]]

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	[[Church of Langenthal]], the largest religion in Ihazon, has traditionally had stricter views on marriage. In Devout faith, a marriage is reserved between a man and a woman, but most Devout priests wed non-straight couples in [[Langenthal]]. This is less common in [[New Summerset]] and completely impossible in [[Trondheim]]. All Devouts agree that marriages cannot happen between family members, including third cousins. Divorces are frowned upon, but not prohibited, and have no social stigma in the capital. Arranged marriages are uncommon, but not spoken against; and the church encourages marriages of love, although they are restrictive on intercourse before marriage.		[[Church of Langenthal]], the largest religion in Ihazon, has traditionally had stricter views on marriage. In Devout faith, a marriage is reserved between a man and a woman, but most Devout priests wed non-straight couples in [[Langenthal]]. This is less common in [[New Summerset]] and completely impossible in [[Trondheim]]. All Devouts agree that marriages cannot happen between family members, including third cousins. Divorces are frowned upon, but not prohibited, and have no social stigma in the capital. Arranged marriages are uncommon, but not spoken against; and the church encourages marriages of love, although they are restrictive on intercourse before marriage.

	Both Devout Asseculs and traditional Asseculs are more open to untraditional marriages. There's a few differences between the two types of Asseculs: traditional Asseculs, like with Redeos, do not prohibit marriage between cousins, while Devout Asseculs do. Traditional Asseculs are also more in favour of arranged marriages, as well as allowing polymarriages, unlike Devout Asseculs.		Both [[Devout Asseculs]] and traditional [[Assecula de Genus\|Asseculs]] are more open to untraditional marriages. There's a few differences between the two types of Asseculs: traditional Asseculs, like with Redeos, do not prohibit marriage between cousins, while Devout Asseculs do. Traditional Asseculs are also more in favour of arranged marriages, as well as allowing polymarriages, unlike Devout Asseculs.

	=== Radosis ===		=== Radosis ===
	As the official Radosicus religion is Genus Reditus, this reflects the country's marriage laws. Arranged marriages between families is the norm here, and the right to marry of love is not respected. It is not uncommon, however, to have lovers both outside of and before marriage. In this way, love and lust is allowed outside the bounds of official marriage, which is more of a political union or alliance.		As the official [[Radosis\|Radosicus]] religion is [[Genus Reditus]], this reflects the country's marriage laws. Arranged marriages between families is the norm here, and the right to marry of love is not respected. It is not uncommon, however, to have lovers both outside of and before marriage. In this way, love and lust is allowed outside the bounds of official marriage, which is more of a political union or alliance.

	When wed, both partaking families swear allegiance to each other and to protect the married couple. Betraying this loyalty is a valid reason for annulment of the marriage, which is the closest to a divorce that is possible in the system. The annulment is handled by the Court of Genus Reditus, the national court of religious matters.		When wed, both partaking families swear allegiance to each other and to protect the married couple. Betraying this loyalty is a valid reason for annulment of the marriage, which is the closest to a divorce that is possible in the system. The annulment is handled by the Court of Genus Reditus, the national court of religious matters.

	A large portion of the Radosicus population are Asseculs, who are less represented in state matters. Their marriage traditions are not strict on whether a marriage is arranged or not, but many do prefer arranged ones. Asseculs, unlike Redeos, also allow marriages between several people, but this is uncommon in practise and is usually reserved to wealthy and influential families. Asseculs are also much more tolerant of marriage annulments, and generally annul marriages to anyone who wishes for it assuming both parties agree.[[Category:Concepts]]		A large portion of the Radosicus population are Asseculs, who are less represented in state matters. Their marriage traditions are not strict on whether a marriage is arranged or not, but many do prefer arranged ones. Asseculs, unlike Redeos, also allow marriages between several people, but this is uncommon in practise and is usually reserved to wealthy and influential families. Asseculs are also much more tolerant of marriage annulments, and generally annul marriages to anyone who wishes for it assuming both parties agree.[[Category:Concepts]]

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	'''Marriage''' is a religious and economic union between two people. Traditionally, marriage has always been a very symbolic act; either of love or family merges (arranged marriages), and marriage ceremonies have always been celebrated according to a specific faith. In modern times, the religious aspect has fallen out of favour, and marriage has become more an economic act.		'''Marriage''' is a religious and economic union between two (or in rare cases more than two) people. Traditionally, marriage has always been a very symbolic act; either of love or family merges (arranged marriages), and marriage ceremonies have always been celebrated according to a specific faith. In modern times, the religious aspect has fallen out of favour, and marriage has become more an economic act.

	== Marriage laws ==		== Marriage laws ==
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	=== Ihazon ===		=== Ihazon ===
	In Ihazon, marriage is protected by national law. The law defends any ~~two people~~'s right to marry, as well as the right to divorce.		In [[Ihazon]], marriage is protected by national law. The law defends any person's right to marry, as well as the right to divorce. The law does not prevent religions to have their own interpretations, however, as following a religion is voluntary.
	[[Category:Concepts]]
			[[Church of Langenthal]], the largest religion in Ihazon, has traditionally had stricter views on marriage. In Devout faith, a marriage is reserved between a man and a woman, but most Devout priests wed non-straight couples in [[Langenthal]]. This is less common in [[New Summerset]] and completely impossible in [[Trondheim]]. All Devouts agree that marriages cannot happen between family members, including third cousins. Divorces are frowned upon, but not prohibited, and have no social stigma in the capital. Arranged marriages are uncommon, but not spoken against; and the church encourages marriages of love, although they are restrictive on intercourse before marriage.

			Both Devout Asseculs and traditional Asseculs are more open to untraditional marriages. There's a few differences between the two types of Asseculs: traditional Asseculs, like with Redeos, do not prohibit marriage between cousins, while Devout Asseculs do. Traditional Asseculs are also more in favour of arranged marriages, as well as allowing polymarriages, unlike Devout Asseculs.

			=== Radosis ===
			As the official Radosicus religion is Genus Reditus, this reflects the country's marriage laws. Arranged marriages between families is the norm here, and the right to marry of love is not respected. It is not uncommon, however, to have lovers both outside of and before marriage. In this way, love and lust is allowed outside the bounds of official marriage, which is more of a political union or alliance.

			When wed, both partaking families swear allegiance to each other and to protect the married couple. Betraying this loyalty is a valid reason for annulment of the marriage, which is the closest to a divorce that is possible in the system. The annulment is handled by the Court of Genus Reditus, the national court of religious matters.

			A large portion of the Radosicus population are Asseculs, who are less represented in state matters. Their marriage traditions are not strict on whether a marriage is arranged or not, but many do prefer arranged ones. Asseculs, unlike Redeos, also allow marriages between several people, but this is uncommon in practise and is usually reserved to wealthy and influential families. Asseculs are also much more tolerant of marriage annulments, and generally annul marriages to anyone who wishes for it assuming both parties agree.[[Category:Concepts]]

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	=== Ihazon ===		=== Ihazon ===
	In Ihazon, marriage is protected by national law. The law defends any two people's right to marry, as well as the right to divorce.		In Ihazon, marriage is protected by national law. The law defends any two people's right to marry, as well as the right to divorce.
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'''Marriage''' is a religious and economic union between two people. Traditionally, marriage has always been a very symbolic act; either of love or family merges (arranged marriages), and marriage ceremonies have always been celebrated according to a specific faith. In modern times, the religious aspect has fallen out of favour, and marriage has become more an economic act.

== Marriage laws ==
All countries have their own laws of marriage, either politically or religiously decided. These may restrict who can marry and how, as well as whether divorces are allowed or not.

=== Ihazon ===
In Ihazon, marriage is protected by national law. The law defends any two people's right to marry, as well as the right to divorce.