Persecution of Jemnics

The Jemnic ethnic group, dispersed throughout the Noxuie continent, has endured unprecedented levels of persecution during its time. Types of persecution range from government-sponsored discrimination to severe massacres. Foreign affairs experts have generally agreed that the persecution of Jemnics is unmatched by any other ethnic group on Ceveulius.

Currently, the Jemnic ethnic group retains one official subdivision dedicated to it- the Vitaen sub-state of Jemnisia, similar in political status to the Federal Capital Territories of Seim and Slecdon in North and South Vitae respectively. The Jemnisia sub-state was born out of a peace agreement following the South Vitaen Civil War, which began due to a rebellion by Jemnics in South Vitae that quickly took large amounts of territory. After support from Western Defense Compact members, the frontlines stagnated briefly. But after a Vitaen violation of the ceasefire that killed numerous Jemnisian rebel leaders, the Jemnics began another offensive that was accompanied by ethnic cleansing and massacres of foreigners. The Vitaens quickly ended the genocide and defeated the Jemnics. In the peace talks, they were given a sub-state named Jemnisia, after the proto-state they intended to establish. However, Jemnics fled to many areas, such as Viltrenisium, Triglav and Delphinax. In Delphinax, they rebelled to reform a Jemnic state (the rebellion may have ethnic backgrounds, as some Jemnic settlements in modern Delphinax may have been established centuries ago), but the rebellion failed. In addition, the Untrlaen Rebellion occurred due to Jemnics in the Gherwebi colony of Untrlaen being dissatisfied by alleged persecution of Jemnics in the colony.

During and after the Jemnic conflicts, Jemnic people were persecuted severely. In Yorokobina, where many had traveled to as refugees following the South Vitaen civil war, they were massacred en masse by nationalist rebels. In Triglav, where some ancient Jemnic settlements may have existed, resulting in the growth of a minor Jemnic population, thousands of Jemnics were massacred by rogue military elements, politically supported by future President Zachary Tyumen. In Gherweb, they were expelled en masse, and Gherweb has continued to justify these expulsions, which Terra Vitae condemned as ethnic cleansing. During the Second Muan Deluge, Muan forces committed widespread human rights violations, ranging from forced expulsions to massacres, and even cases of Muan soldiers drinking the blood of Jemnics.