Mongolian family

He wears a Mongolian jacket with a belt, and when he walks, he puts on some armor (as is customary for the family and great powers/empires/khanates). His hair is white, but the roots are red, and his eyes are amber. He himself is Muslim.

wears national clothes. She still respects customs and culture. Even in her capital and other cities, her people still live in yurts. She's a bit bipolar and emotional. Strong (something she inherited from her father), but with a kind heart and no bad intentions.

She has long, dark red hair, which is pulled back into a low ponytail. The roots of her hair are blue. She wears a gold soyombo earring.

(Soyombo itself means this: The golden color of Soyombo is a symbol of immutability and constancy, and the entire emblem is the national embodiment of freedom and independence. The upper and lower triangles are military symbols: according to Mongolian beliefs, the downward-facing tip acts as a warning sign for external (lower triangle) and internal (upper triangle) enemies. Two vertical rectangles on the sides of the emblem symbolize fortress walls and express the idea that two friends are stronger than any fortifications. And the yin-yang in the very center is interpreted in Buddhist terms as "fish that never close their eyes and serve as symbols of the vigilance of the Mongolian people." The rectangles adjacent to the center from above and below represent a flat steppe, signifying straightforwardness, honesty, openness, nobility, and justice. These rectangles are equivalent to the call: "Let everything above and below honestly serve the people.")

wears light, closed clothing. She's quiet and withdrawn, a sociophobe, to put it bluntly (because of her racism toward the people). And she's the only one Kalmyk doesn't bother—he courts and worries, but doesn't bother her.

She is the oldest, as she was before our era (25 thousand years ago), but because she joined the family, she became a sister, not a mother.

Kalmykia - Gender: male. Dressed in his national clothes. He's caustic and drives his adopted brothers and sisters (the other subjects of the Russian Federation) to a white heat. (Like his father, the Kalmyk Khanate, who drove his brother Oirat, the Dzungar Khanate, to a white heat.)

It itself is a subject of the Russian Federation, like Buryatia.