07-04-2025, 10:24 PM
UTARISTAN
Utaristan is country geographically based on Hokkaido and Far East, and ethnically based on Uzbekistan and Uyguristan. Utaristan is dominated by Ashkers (Karluk Turkics), who are split between the more populus Minakal (Uzbeks) in the east, and Yultuz (Uyghurs) in the west. Utaristan has 3 large minorites, native Utari (Ainu) along with Hulstrians (Austrians), descendants of various colonial ventures, in the west, and Ciltay (Kyrgyz) in the east.
ETHNIC GROUPS
Ashker (Karluk Turkic) - 72%
- Minakal (Uzbek) - 37%
- Yultuz (Uyghur) - 35%
Utari (Ainu) - 12%
Ciltay (Kyrgyz) - 9%
Hulstrians (Austrians) - 5%
Other - 2%
RELIGION
Ahmadi (Muslim) - 78%
- Israist (Sunni) - 46%
- Abadi (Shia) - 34%
Hosian (Christian) - 8%
- Confessional Luthoranism (High Church Lutheranism) - 6%
- Aurorian Patriarchalism (Catholicism) - 2%
No religion - 7%
Utari folk religion - 6%
Other - 1%
LANGUAGE
Minakal (Uzbek), and Yultuz (Uyghur) are the co-official languages, and Utari (Ainu), Ciltay (Kyrgyz) and Hulstrian (Austrian) can be heard in homes
Approved: https://forum.prtcy.com/thread-410-post-...ml#pid6515
Utaristan is country geographically based on Hokkaido and Far East, and ethnically based on Uzbekistan and Uyguristan. Utaristan is dominated by Ashkers (Karluk Turkics), who are split between the more populus Minakal (Uzbeks) in the east, and Yultuz (Uyghurs) in the west. Utaristan has 3 large minorites, native Utari (Ainu) along with Hulstrians (Austrians), descendants of various colonial ventures, in the west, and Ciltay (Kyrgyz) in the east.
ETHNIC GROUPS
Ashker (Karluk Turkic) - 72%
- Minakal (Uzbek) - 37%
- Yultuz (Uyghur) - 35%
Utari (Ainu) - 12%
Ciltay (Kyrgyz) - 9%
Hulstrians (Austrians) - 5%
Other - 2%
RELIGION
Ahmadi (Muslim) - 78%
- Israist (Sunni) - 46%
- Abadi (Shia) - 34%
Hosian (Christian) - 8%
- Confessional Luthoranism (High Church Lutheranism) - 6%
- Aurorian Patriarchalism (Catholicism) - 2%
No religion - 7%
Utari folk religion - 6%
Other - 1%
LANGUAGE
Minakal (Uzbek), and Yultuz (Uyghur) are the co-official languages, and Utari (Ainu), Ciltay (Kyrgyz) and Hulstrian (Austrian) can be heard in homes
Approved: https://forum.prtcy.com/thread-410-post-...ml#pid6515
