House Name: Natt och Dag
House Trait: Farmers
House Words: Enade vi stå, söndrade vi falla. (United we stand, divided we fall.)
Ruler Name: Birgitta Månsdotter (formally styled Lady Birgitta Natt och Dag)
Ruler Trait 1: Defensive
Ruler Trait 2: Green Finger
Heir Name: Johan Månsson
Heir Trait 1: Trader
Heir Trait 2: Trainer
Capital and Claims: Västra härad (46, Capital), Östra härad (50)
Special: Östra härad (Natural Fortress)
Starting Army: In Östra härad,
Östra härads regemente (Eastern Hundred Regiment)
Starting Fleet: In Västra härad,
Första sjöstridsflottiljen (1st Naval Warfare Flotilla)
Background: House Natt och Dag traces its origins back to the legendary marriage between Natt and Dag, two immortal sky deities who submitted to God and chose to step down to Ehar as mortal humans and aid his cause. According to legend Natt and Dag had twelve children and upon their death Sigtrygg, their first-born son, took their place in the Kingdom of Heaven. As their heir he is the mythical founding father of House Natt och Dag. All of the house's subjects are said to descend from Natt and Dag's eleven other children which makes them one big family lead by Sigtrygg's descendants. Current head of the house Lady Birgitta and her heir and brother Johan are the two living children of now deceased Lord Måns who instituted a change in the hereditary laws of his family, allowing his older daughter to take precedence over his younger son. Before Lady Birgitta, no woman had ever lead House Natt och Dag.
The two hereditary lands of House Natt och Dag, Västra härad and Östra härad, make up the greater region of Njudung which is separated down the middle by the province of Nalo under House Iskariota. Nalo is sometimes called Mellersta härad (Middle Hundred) by people in Njudung, referring to its position in between Västra härad (Western Hundred) and Östra härad (Eastern Hundred), but it is not considered to be a part of the historical Natt och Dag lands. Most people in Njudung speak, or at least understand the basics of, a distinct local tongue known as Njudungsmål which is derived from the ancient literary language used in
En saga om Natt och Dag (A Tale of Night and Day), a historical collection of legends written down in the early days of the Kingdom of Heaven. Njudungsmål is related to the common Ehari tongue, and some believe it may even be a living relic of the old Ehari tongue as it was spoken in the early days.