Principality of Pyrmont

Pyrmont is a picturesque principality located in the Lower Saxony region of the Holy Roman Empire. The principality is known for its natural hot springs, beautiful architecture and rich history. The people of Pyrmont are proud of their heritage and culture, and visitors are always welcomed with open arms.

• Coat of Arms/Flag: The coat of arms of Pyrmont features a golden lion on a blue background, with a white cross on the lion’s chest. The flag is simply the reverse of the coat of arms, a blue background with a golden lion and white cross.

• NPCs:
  • Frau Anna, the owner of the principality’s inn and a renowned cook
  • Herr Schmidt, a wealthy merchant and leader of the principality’s council
  • Father Johann, the principality’s Catholic priest and a respected member of the community.
  • Johann Bauer, a local blacksmith and skilled metalworker

• Country: Holy Roman Empire
• Capital City: Hanover
• Other Settlements: The towns of Bad Pyrmont and Bad Salzuflen are located nearby.
• Current Ruler: The principality of Pyrmont is currently ruled by Prince Friedrich.
• Government: The principality of Pyrmont operates under a feudal government, with the Prince and council making decisions for the people.
• Legislature: The principality of Pyrmont has a council consisting of elected representatives and the Prince.
• Demographics: The majority of the population of Pyrmont is German-speaking.
• Languages: The official language of Pyrmont is German.
• Population: The principality of Pyrmont has a population of around 5,000 people.
• Religion(s): The majority of the population of Pyrmont is Christian, primarily Catholic.
• Places of Interest: Some notable places of interest within Pyrmont include the natural hot springs, the historic castle, and the beautiful architecture of the principality center.
• Other Notable Residents: Some notable residents of Pyrmont include the famous painter, Hans Holbein, and the renowned philosopher, Nicolaus Cusanus.

The Principality of Pyrmont is a land of great natural beauty, with its majestic hot springs, pristine lakes, and picturesque towns and villages. The people here are proud of their heritage and culture, and visitors are always welcomed with open arms. The region is known for its delicious food, traditional folk music and dance, and rich history and legends.

The principality is also home to many skilled artisans and craftsmen, such as Johann Bauer the blacksmith, and Frau Anna the innkeeper who is a renowned cook. The principality is also known for its strong religious beliefs with the majority of the population being catholic and having a strong presence of the catholic church, with Father Johann being a respected member of the community. The principality is ruled by Prince Friedrich who is assisted by the council made up of elected representatives.