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| + | '''Da-Iguru''' (meaning "Igur land") hasn't existed as a political entity until the mid-18th century. Previously pockets of Duma-speaking peoples were scattered across central Asia, their languages absorbing many features of the surrounding ones. In 1734, a Korean soldier rallied fellow Igur with him to overthrow the existing Korean government and instate an Igur homeland. They were successful, driving out the native Koreans. After hearing the news, other Igur in Manchuria and Mongolia revolted and formed their own nations, eventually unifying with the main Igur nation. The Korean-influenced variant known as Su-Igurzüg became standard. | ||
Revision as of 17:21, 26 October 2004
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| Flag of Da-Iguru | |
| Motto: we pwn j00 | |
| No Map Available Yet | |
| Region | Free States of Gaia |
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| Capital | Da-Vameth |
| Official Language(s) | Igur, Korean, Chinese |
| Leader | Teiuk Rush |
| Population | 122 million |
| Currency | Bek |
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The Dominion of Da-Iguru is a moderately-sized nation located below Russia stretching from Mongolia in the west to the Korean peninsula in the east. Its leader, Teiuk Rush, has served 15 consecutive terms without significant opposition. Political freedoms are rare, although personal freedoms are abundant.
History
Da-Iguru (meaning "Igur land") hasn't existed as a political entity until the mid-18th century. Previously pockets of Duma-speaking peoples were scattered across central Asia, their languages absorbing many features of the surrounding ones. In 1734, a Korean soldier rallied fellow Igur with him to overthrow the existing Korean government and instate an Igur homeland. They were successful, driving out the native Koreans. After hearing the news, other Igur in Manchuria and Mongolia revolted and formed their own nations, eventually unifying with the main Igur nation. The Korean-influenced variant known as Su-Igurzüg became standard.
