🔖 | Henry

In the Russian Empire, the people don't just adore culture; they worship it, constantly holding festivals in honor of anything related to the history of their country, which they revere so much. The Empire's inhabitants have their own distinctive features in appearance, speech, and behavior. For example, their appearance! They are very distinctive and beautiful... "Imperial" people are characterized by blond, light-blond, or red hair, fair skin, a scattering of freckles on the face (depending on the individual's genetic makeup), blue/green eyes with a European slant, straight or upturned noses, medium/full lips, and medium/tall height. Their dialect is as interesting as the language itself! The imperial ones constantly gag, shocking (the language is a mix of 50% Belarusian, 30% Ukrainian, 15% Russian, and 5% Polish.) And the language... it's downright awful! You'd break it faster than you could pronounce their tongue twister... "Eny-beny, finy, lyok, Pyatrovich himself baked pancakes"... Depending on the location, the language takes on a dialect—Belarusian, Romanian, Polish, or Ukrainian (Belarusian and Ukrainian are the most common). Their culture itself is something else... for example, their national dishes are borscht, vareniki, chicken Kiev, machanka, draniki, dzmukhovtsy, shchi, bigos, flaki and mititei. But their folk costumes are something else entirely! The women's costume consists of a long linen shirt with sparse embroidery on the sleeves and collar (geometric patterns), an ankle-length andarak skirt in a checkered or striped pattern with a decorative border, and a wide woven belt with an ornament. The shirt's embroidery is complemented by floral motifs in red and black tones, a wreath of fresh flowers and ribbons, a richly embroidered apron with lace along the edge, a straight-cut sarafan over the shirt in blue or green tones, satin stitch and beaded embroidery on the cuffs and hem of the sarafan, lace cuffs and collar, a sleeveless vest with embroidery and braid. The men's suit is a linen shirt with a straight collar, geometric embroidery along the collar and cuffs, wide canvas ankle-length trousers, a leather belt with a simple buckle. Burgundy and black shades.

!!!None of this is real and all coincidences are coincidental. I don’t want to offend anyone!!! (changed location of some countries, territories and lands have been changed, the climate may be unrealistic)

The Russian Empire is the oldest state in Eurasia. Initially, all of Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Poland, Romania, and Germany were part of the Russian Empire. However, due to the Great Devastating Battle (GDB), some countries became independent, while others remained part of the Russian Empire—the European part of Russia, Poland, Romania, Ukraine, and Belarus. The rest, such as the Asian part of Russia, Kazakhstan, and Germany, became free and independent, but continued to exist. The Great Patriotic War (1852–1858 and 1861–1867) was a brutal war, both morally and physically, fought on the border of the European part of the Russian Empire. The battle lasted for six long years, after which the countries briefly agreed to a three-year truce, but then the fighting continued, ending with the current situation: Ukraine, Belarus, Poland, Romania, and the European part of the Russian Federation remained with the Russian Empire, while the rest became independent. The territory of Ri is very valuable, as it contains numerous minerals, such as coal, gold, iron, granite, limestone, oil, and natural gas, as well as the most fertile and fertile black soil! The empire itself has a very interesting landscape – surrounded by mountains, it only opens to the sea, so it is both hot and cold at the same time. In the north, it was so cool even in summer that people wore sweaters and pants in July, while in the south, it was around 15°C and 20°C in winter, because that's where the sea is.