High Hui Families

The High Hui Families refer to four families that lead nations that are based in the upper Hui Kingdoms. They are the Choi Dynasty who are currently ruling over Jimin, the Kim Dynasty who are currently ruling over Akavir and formerly Jimin, the Kwon Dynasty who are currently ruling over Min and formerly Haolun and Jimin, and the Kang Dynasty who have a disputed claim over the nation of Dzuajim against the Kim Dynasty. The proper nation of Hui is ruled by the Choi family, through a distant line to the Jimin emperor, and does not consider itself a monarchy, thus is not claimed by any other state.

The four families have traditionally always been at war with each other over who will become the prevalent power over the Hui Kingdoms, albeit allowing intermarriage to continue bloodlines. During the 700s to the 1000s, the major Hui nations (Jimin, Akavir, Min, Haolun, and Dzuajim) were all under the rule of the fifth Choi King.

The Low Hui Families are the families of the nations of Ya, Tsiaotsun, the Bosmer Republic, Silla, and Yue.