Phyllis - researching in depth

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Statues of three queens } - religious/ spiritual deities. The three queens each represent a different virtue e.g compassion, courage and respect. Other virtues: honesty, generosity, forgiveness, etc.

The people of Phyllis look up to to the three queens to guide them in their lives. They are treated like deities and the people are usually seen sitting in the Great Temple, praying in front of the statues asking for forgiveness, seeking strength or praying for their sick loved ones.

What is Phyllis most famous for? Beautiful architecture, friendly people and its delicious fruit.

Renowned for its delicious fruit e.g caper berries, olives, figs, grapes, and pomegranates. Also nuts e.g pistachios and hazelnuts.

Phyllis earns most of its income by exporting exotic fruit all around the world

Strong Mediterranean and Middle Eastern influences.

Countries most resembling Phyllis: Greece, Italy, Cyprus, Turkey, and Persia.

In terms of climate, Phyllis is warm reaching highs of 34 degrees celsius and lows of 20 degrees.

What kind of people live there? merchants, nobility, tradespeople, doctors, bakers, farmers etc.

Methods of transportation: horse carriages, horseback, sailing, etc.

Hierarchy? Phyllis is ruled by a royal family