Looks good so far, probably only questions wold be regarding whether this map shows the current demographics? Also, why is Khadar (light green) highlighted differently? Thanks
Khadar is only colored that way because It hasnāt been fully added to the map yet, but since you have the Map Claim, its colored Light Green so I know its yours.
No need to apologize. Barelandic Slavs are probably connected to the Slavs of other nations. But thatās really up for you to decide in the end of the day
The Rekina people speak Rekina, Austral, Hinomoto, Sedunnic, Tarnian, etc.
if there are Rekina tribes living in fatiniyah they would also speak the native language of the country in addition to Rekina.
As far as religion goes this is heavily dependent on which part of the region a Rekinan resides. For example in Reizen, Frost Empire there are many who have abandoned or mixed their shamanistic ways with that of the Frost Empireās Shinto religion. In the Rekinan Majority DPRR there is a revival of Rekinan Shamanism in the rural countryside while many of its soldiers and urban dwellers are less spiritual. There are also Christian and Muslim minorities among the Rekina but it is heavily dependent on geography as the religions didnāt take hold beyond their point of entry.
However, if there are Rekinans in Fatinyah it would be reasonable to believe that they would slowly move to adopt the countryās religion over the course of several generations.
Thank you. This means that Rekina language would be a recognized minority language in Fatiniyya, and while the majority would have probably converted to Islam, especially during the Fatiniyyan Empireās golden age, some isolated communities of shamanism practitioners might still exist
Also, a similar question for the Tyvari and Slavs in Khadar. Whatāre their languages and religious belief? (Also, sorry for asking this question again. Planning on writing about Khadar)
The Tyvari speak their own language(Tyvarian), which is a Conlang, but I really donāt have time to make up yet another one. For Religion, I imagine that since they are Denvari, they would be a little more hesitant to convert to Islam.
In that case, considering they were merchants (Iām assuming from the name) they wouldāve been treated much more favorably in comparison to ālocalā nonreligious peoples. Though social stigma might have still existed and persisted to modern times. Are the Tyvari sedentary or nomadic?
I actually wanted to run this by you, but the land where the Tyvari live were originally established as a Trade Post(1432) for both the Denvari Empire and Cimbria, and was officially owned by Cimbria, until Cimbria fell to Austral Invasion in 1576. The Denvari seized the post, now a bustling city, which began a mass migration of the Tyvari to the city. The Colony wouldāve been entirely left alone during the Denvari Revolutionary Wars, and most likely wouldāve had a brief independence before being absorbed into Khadar.
The Tyvari were a small Denvari Minority, who mostly were known for their trading, which led to them being employed by the Varsari(Jyllanders) and later the Cimbrians. The Outpost/City that would be established(Call Tyrsborg, which roughly means Trade Castle(Combination of Denvari and Cimbrian)) would later be inhabited by the Tyvari, and later most, if not all moved to the Colony.
So, assuming the year it was founded, that this trade outpost was for trade between Fatiniyya, Denvaria, and Cimbria before the last two eventually fell to their respective conflicts? Iām pretty down with that idea, though I donāt know what year the Denvari Revolutionary Wars occured, so they wouldāve either been incorporated into the Fatiniyyan Empire or Khadar, since Khadar was a province of Fatiniyya until the Succession War in 1880
Oh, and Tyrsborg would probably be rendered in Arabic as ŲŖŲ±Ų³ŲØŁŲ±Ųŗ (Tirsburgh) or alternatively as ŁŁŲŖŲ¬Ų§Ų± (Qaltajar, which is just a shortened version of the Arabic for āTrade Castleā)
So, maybe the Tyvari would only be incorporated sometime between 1685 and 1700? This would mean that it would have been incorporated into Fatiniyyan Khadar at the time
