City of Calamity Falls, a nominalist capital city. In metaphysics, nominalism is the view that universals and abstract objects do not actually exist other than being merely names or labels.

The map's vision revolves around nonviolent resistance, moral integrity, and a rejection of state power that corrupts human nature. However, issues such as the long co-existence with capitalism can be seen as contrary to the map's emphasis on peace and ethical living.

Maps, traditionally associated with objectivity and factual representation, can also portray subjective experiences or opinions regarding current events. By distorting real geographic locations and names, one can creates a parallel world that mirrors the political and social tensions of our own.

Understanding history from the perspective of those marginalized by war and conflict is crucial in recognizing the human cost of violence, urging society to critically examine the narratives that justify military actions and to seek alternative pathways to peace.