Inter-Regional Linguistic Agreement

The Inter-Regional Linguistic Agreement was signed by all three regions on the 73rd day of year 583 in the Alsine capital Alnes. The agreement was originally proposed by the Alsines and it declared that all three regions use Lesdwyr as their official language. Although the agreement caused much backlash and fear over marginalizing native culture, it was agreed that the mutual language would make for easier trading and exchange of information, seeing that all regions are co-dependant on resources.

Since the agreement, it has become mandatory to learn Lesdwyr at an early age, and in order to hold a business. If a business does not hire Lesdwyr speakers and use it in signs and menus, it is limited to only local clientele and never gains the right to Inter-Regional Subsidies.

Since the signing of the agreement, native languages are still predominant in rural parts of each region, while the urban parts and capitals almost entirely use Lesdwyr in every day speech, signs, news, etc. Some groups still boycott Lesdwyr, but they are very few.