30-10-2025, 04:44 PM
Alduria is a southern Seleya nation whose culture, rooted in colonial Canrillaise (French) heritage, blends indigenous Anti (Quechua) and Imiri (Aymara) traditions. Once a colony of the Selucian Empire—a Roman-style power—it evolved a creole identity that unites native and European roots. Influenced by Luthori and Mordusia, Alduria is defined by its fusion of faith, language, and colonial legacy.
Ethnicities - The majority Canrillaise (French) population descends from Selucian settlers and creoles. Indigenous Anti (Quechua) and Imiri (Aymara) minorities persist, blending native roots with Canrillaise culture. The nation also hosts Mordusian (Anglo-Australian/New Zealander) and Pinnois (Haitian) communities, plus smaller Willitu (Mapuche) and mixed populations.
Canrillaise / French / 84%
Anti / Quechua / 4%
Imiri / Aymara / 3%
Mordusian / Anglo-Australian & New Zealander / 3%
Pinnois / Haitian / 2%
Willitu / Mapuche / 1%
Other / — / 3%
Religions - Hosianism (Christianity) dominates Alduria’s faith landscape, chiefly through the Aurorian Patriarchal (Roman Catholic) branch. Indigenous Antimaran beliefs endure alongside minority Agathist and Ahmadist (Islamic) groups, with irreligion present among the urban population.
Hosianism / Christianity / 83%
Aurorian Patriarchal / Roman Catholic / 77% / Hosianism (Christianity)
Jacquardist / Huguenot / 5% / Hosianism (Christianity)
Other / — / 1% / Hosianism (Christianity)
Irreligion / — / 10%
Antimaran Religion / Inca religion / 4%
Agathist / Cathar / 1%
Ahmadism / Islam / 1%
Other / — / 1%
Languages - Canrillaise (French Creole) is Alduria’s official and dominant language, shaped by Selucian colonial history. Anti (Quechua) and Imiri (Aymara) survive as cultural touchstones among indigenous communities, often bilingual with Canrillaise.
Canrillaise / French Creole / —
Anti / Quechua / —
Imiri / Aymara / —
Guidelines - Names should reflect Alduria’s blend of French colonial and Andean roots, favoring Canrillaise names but allowing Quechua and Aymara influences in minority or regional roles.
French names / http://www.fantasynamegenerators.com/french_names.php
General name generators / http://fantasynamegenerators.com/#realNames
Quechua names / https://www.katari.org/?page_id=3622
Language translations / https://translate.google.com
Digest - Alduria fuses colonial French grace with Andean resilience. Ideal for players drawn to postcolonial politics, faith contrasts, and the interplay between old empires and surviving native traditions.
Ethnicities - The majority Canrillaise (French) population descends from Selucian settlers and creoles. Indigenous Anti (Quechua) and Imiri (Aymara) minorities persist, blending native roots with Canrillaise culture. The nation also hosts Mordusian (Anglo-Australian/New Zealander) and Pinnois (Haitian) communities, plus smaller Willitu (Mapuche) and mixed populations.
Canrillaise / French / 84%
Anti / Quechua / 4%
Imiri / Aymara / 3%
Mordusian / Anglo-Australian & New Zealander / 3%
Pinnois / Haitian / 2%
Willitu / Mapuche / 1%
Other / — / 3%
Religions - Hosianism (Christianity) dominates Alduria’s faith landscape, chiefly through the Aurorian Patriarchal (Roman Catholic) branch. Indigenous Antimaran beliefs endure alongside minority Agathist and Ahmadist (Islamic) groups, with irreligion present among the urban population.
Hosianism / Christianity / 83%
Aurorian Patriarchal / Roman Catholic / 77% / Hosianism (Christianity)
Jacquardist / Huguenot / 5% / Hosianism (Christianity)
Other / — / 1% / Hosianism (Christianity)
Irreligion / — / 10%
Antimaran Religion / Inca religion / 4%
Agathist / Cathar / 1%
Ahmadism / Islam / 1%
Other / — / 1%
Languages - Canrillaise (French Creole) is Alduria’s official and dominant language, shaped by Selucian colonial history. Anti (Quechua) and Imiri (Aymara) survive as cultural touchstones among indigenous communities, often bilingual with Canrillaise.
Canrillaise / French Creole / —
Anti / Quechua / —
Imiri / Aymara / —
Guidelines - Names should reflect Alduria’s blend of French colonial and Andean roots, favoring Canrillaise names but allowing Quechua and Aymara influences in minority or regional roles.
French names / http://www.fantasynamegenerators.com/french_names.php
General name generators / http://fantasynamegenerators.com/#realNames
Quechua names / https://www.katari.org/?page_id=3622
Language translations / https://translate.google.com
Digest - Alduria fuses colonial French grace with Andean resilience. Ideal for players drawn to postcolonial politics, faith contrasts, and the interplay between old empires and surviving native traditions.
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