Holy Hilk Kingdom

Holy Hilk Kingdom was a formerly human kingdom in the Skeleton Knight In Another World.

Background
One of the oldest kingdoms in the world, it was originally known as the Holy Kingdom of Alsus. Around a hundred years ago the kingdom was overtaken by the pontiff of the Hilk Church who then renamed it the Holy Hilk Kingdom.

Culture
The kingdom is a theocracy and the religious capital of the Hilk Church, which states that Humans are superior to all other races, like beastmen or elves.

Religion
The main institution of the Hilk Kingdom is the Hilk Church. The nation and its adherents are known to proselytize across the entire northern continent that teaches that there is an all-knowing, all-powerful god that created all people.

Great Canada Forest
Due to Hilk's religious xenophobia against the elves there is no diplomatic relations between them and the Great Canada Forest.

Rhoden Kingdom
The religious inclination of the Hilk faith were relatively weak in the Rhoden Kingdom. Hence it sent spies and agents to proselytize and spread the Hilk faith.

Great Leburan Empire
Formerly the Hilk Kingdom had decent relations with the Empire, though in recent days rumor has it that the emperor snubbed the Hilk high priest.

Military Strength
The Holy Hilk Kingdom has two armies:

Their public army is the Holy Knights and their human solders, it sounds like a weak army, but the military power employed by them is honestly on a different league due to its size and none of the surrounding nations happens to have the power to stop them.

Their secret army is the Undead Army, it is estimated to be about 510,000 strong. the main force of the army are the undead solders that are low undead, like the skeletons made by necromancy. other undead of the army are also made by necromancy.

Known Characters

 * Boran
 * Thanatos Sylvius Hilk
 * Elin Luxuria Castitas
 * Charros Acedia Industria
 * Palurumo Avaritia Liberalitas
 * Baltord Spelvia Humilitas
 * Marcos Invidia Humanitas
 * Augrent Iyla Patientia
 * Tismo Ghoula Temprantia