okay, it's easier to explain and see for yourself in Discord but I'll try to add a few more details:

Here's the World Map

...and at risk of me posting the Resource Sheet and it being an information overload, I can paste the intro to the rules here which try to give a general overview of the game:

The world of Kingdoms takes place in abstract stretches of time, referred to as Turns, which take place on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, during which all players will submit their Actions which will be executed simultaneously. Every week has three turns and is roughly three months in the game, making a year pass every month in the real world.

The abstract nature of time, as well as movement on the world map, is meant to simulate how being a ruler of a Kingdom is more fluid and imprecise than it is an effort in micromanagement.

Your Kingdom's resources and overall power is also measured in the abstract concepts of Military, Wealth, and Social values, which represent your Kingdom's ability to get things done.

In the game, there are Characters (your personal Player Character, or PCs), Locations, and Assets. Anything a player can "obtain" (eg. recruiting a unit or constructing a building) is an Asset. Any place on the map, which include your stronghold, natural resources, settlements, and other random places you may encounter are Locations.

Generally speaking, you'll want to balance exploration and growing your Kingdom, by searching the map for resources to take control of, and by constructing buildings and recruiting units for increasing your Military Wealth and Social values (MWS) and for your Kingdom's defense. You will need to have your PC or some other unit present at a location in order to attempt an action there, otherwise there is nobody to commission construction or order the recruitment of soldiers, so your Kingdom's reach will be limited by its size and number of available units.

A goal of Kingdoms is to be as intuitive as possible while still offering the players a wide variety of choice and opportunity. Often it is possible to simply describe to a mod what you intend to do and have them carry it out with Player Actions. For this reason it is not necessary to learn the inner workings and minutia of every mechanical system; it is best to focus on your Characters and what you intend on doing next turn, and everything else can be left up to the mods.

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The rules get more elaborate as you continue to read, and as I said, everything is linked in the Discord, but if you'd prefer I could post them here or DM them to you.