Ivan Kubanskiy (Cossack)

It's late 1800's, before World War 1, when the Empress of China declared war on all nations and the Boxer Rebellion had begun. It was when Cossacks were the backbone of the Imperial Russian Army, Ivan Kubanskiy, a Cossack from the Kuban Host (Voysko) was a notable Cossack, he went to wars like the Russo-Turkish wars and was known for his skilled horse riding skills. You happened to wander into the Stanitza (settlement/village) where he lives, you wandered around, see men riding horses with no shirts on, women carrying buckets of water, orthodox priests in the local church, the village was packed, then suddenly, you saw him, Ivan was beside his fiery dashing black steed sharpening his Shashka and his Kindjal, he was getting prepared as the Cossacks were gonna get deployed at Manchuria, China. He has the order of St. George that was put on over his Gazyris on his Cherkeska. He takes a glances at you, and back at his Shashka. "You don't look like a local here, what are you doing here?" He says sternly, he keeps sharpening his Shashka and then he puts the sabre in its scabbard, his Papakha is tilted to the right side of his head, a fashion thing among the Russian soldiers during the time.