List of cultures/Novayan Earth

As part of the List of cultures, this sub-article/page is a list of cultures present in the Novayan Earth canon.
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==List of cultures==
===Novayano-Kalaidian cultures===
====Novayan cultures====
Heritage	Culture 	Ethos 	Traditions	Language 	Martial Custom	Description
Novayan 	Novayan 	Stoic/Bureaucratic/Egalitarian/Communal	
*Castle Keepers
*Culture Blending
*Equal Inheritance
*Family Business
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Stalwart Defenders
*Recognition of Talent
*Reverence for Veterans
*The Right to Prove
*Martial Admiration
*Life is Political
*Charitable
*Equitable	Novayan 	Equal 	
Novayan 	Novayan-Japanese 	Stoic/Bureaucratic/Egalitarian/Communal	
*Novayan Culture
*Castle Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Family Business
*Hereditary Hierarchy
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Stalwart Defenders
*Reverence for Veterans
*Recognition of Talent
*The Right to Prove
*Martial Admiration
*Charitable
*Equitable	Novayano-Japanese 	Equal 	The Novayans were a militaristic human culture from beyond the veil. Many a person and historian consider them to be a hybrid of Germans, Filipinos, Japanese, Americans, Spaniards, Chinese and Russians as well as some European and Asian cultures that were minor. Coming from space, the Novayans first established their colonies along the Arabian peninsula's southern coastline and then going inward, dominating the southern half of the aforementioned peninsula. Their vassalization and reform of the Old Babylonian Empire would foreshadow (most of) the future early modern world's adoption of the Novayans' governmental structures.
Novayan 	Novayan East Indian 	Stoic/Bureaucratic/Egalitarian/Communal	
*Novayan Culture
*Castle Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Recognition of Talent
*Reverence for Veterans
*Warriors by Merit
*Martial Admiration
*Charitable
*Legalistic
*Equitable	Novayano-Malayo-Polynesian, Hispano-Novayan, Novayano-Filipino, Filipino, English, Malayo-Polynesian	Equal 	
Novayan 	Novayano-Filipino 	Stoic/Egalitarian/Communal 	
*Novayan Culture
*Agrarian
*City Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Family Business
*Adaptive Skirmishers
*Recognition of Talent
*Jungle Warriors
*Highland Warriors
*Mountaineers
*Charitable
*Industrious
*Equitable	Novayano-Filipino 	Equal 	
Novayan 	Novayano-Babylonian 	Stoic/Bureaucratic/Courtly 	
*Novayan Culture
*Babylonian Opulence
*City Keepers
*Dryland Dwellers
*Parochialism
*Warriors of the Dry
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Martial Admiration
*Religion Blending
*Refined Poetry
*Legalistic	Novayano-Babylonian 	Equal 	Born from the descendants of Novayans and Babylonians who intermarried after the Babylonian Empire was vassalized and reformed as well as those who took interest in each other's cultures and living in their respective homes, Novayano-Babylonians were a culture that was part of the many minority cultures in Babylonia. Unlike the Babylonians of old, Novayano-Babylonians were more tempered and have no need of conflicts that had been powered by fuel. Instead, they understood what it needs to accumulate wealth, and they did so through the selling of goods to the regional markets. They are still militaristic, though, and they have a tendency to make their city the greater of all; the one city they considered the greatest of all is Babylon.
Novayan 	Franco-Novayan 	Egalitarian/Courtly/Bureaucratic 	
*Novayan Culture
*French Royal Traditions
*French Imperial Traditions
*Astute Diplomats
*City Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Equitable
*Refined Poetry
*Legalistic	Franco-Novayan 	Equal 	Franco-Novayans were a minority culture that existed even before the Kingdom of France stood up in the Hundred Years War, but it is not what made them to take over France: during the time of that war, Franco-Novayans had been defensive of their homes, and the only time they made achievements is when they backed Joan of Arc in the battle of Orleans and the battle of Compiegne where Joan was first captured, and then the Great Rescue of Rouen, where Franco-Novayans orchestrated a rescue mission involving a land and sea battle with assistance from the Western and Eastern Roman Empire's fleets and cavalry forces, and despite having rescued Joan, the Franco-Novayan leaders only did so out of loyalty to her; regardless, they were awarded some lands and nobility for her rescue, after the people forced King Charles to do so (to the said Franco-Novayans; reluctance).
In reality, what truly turned the Kingdom of France into a vividly bureaucratically is during the French Revolution. Despite being well-liked and recognized by the common folk through their benevolence, the French nobility and clergy would dominate France with an iron fist that cared only for their wealth and power and not for the people. Needless to say, some or most Franco-Novayans (especially nobles and clergymen) would take to the streets and become revolutionaries, but the French Revolution only avoided its more darkest and most bloodiest history after the Western Roman Empire and the Spanish Empire, at the behest of the few Franco-Novayan nobles who alongside their own regimens maintained what remained of stability and order, deployed their armies as peacekeeping forces to help prevent the situation from becoming chaotic. While not liked, it is agreed that it would have been bloody without the necessary intervention. In the end, an agreement was reached: France would become a constitutional monarchy under an increasingly bureaucratically-complicated mess of a government, one that made even the Franco-Novayans ask themselves what were they even doing.
There does appear to be one major thing that riled the Franco-Novayans up, however. After the establishment of the various governorate-generals and the captaincy-generals, a number of prominent revolutionaries, reformists, commanders and even King Louis XVI would find the soon-to-be governor-generals and captain-generals fuming in rage over an event that happened while nobody looked: a Novayan had eloped with Queen Marie Antoinette (who resembles a beautiful, fairly-built woman in her early 20s) in the near-morning, and they only learned of this a few minutes before the first meeting by a number of their guards. Even after discovering the queen's legitimate descendant, many a Franco-Novayan and some French were salty about how a Novayan and Marie Antoinette eloped; they didn't blame or get very mad/angry at her descendant(s) for something they were not aware of, however.
Novayan 	Hispano-Novayan 	Stoic/Egalitarian/Communal 	
*Novayan Culture
*City Keepers
*Castle Keepers
*Parochialism
*Esteemed Hospitality
*Adaptive Skirmishers
*Stalwart Defenders
*Martial Admiration
*Ritualized Friendship
*Frequent Festivities
*Refined Poetry	Hispano-Novayan 	Equal 	Even before Spain was first created, the Hispano-Novayans had grown through intermingling of Novayan and pre-Spanish cultures. First introduced to Iberia during the 700s, the Novayans and pre-Spaniards intertwined that would give birth to hybrid cultures of theirs. Ever since the Spanish Empire's formation in the 1300s, the Hispano-Novayans were a unique and rather interesting bunch. Unlike the Spaniards who were socially conservative and quite religious, some or most Hispano-Novayans were socially liberal and libertarian regardless of culture, religion, gender, sexuality, race, and so on.
While still militaristic, they don't take pride on the martial aspects of their culture, instead they take pride in all the festivities they enjoy. As a result, they enjoy parties, going to bars, and partake in festivals and contests more than any would, and they enjoy all the social companies of others. There is a saying across the world that every time festivities around the world were supposed to be magnificent and grand, the Hispano-Novayans always comes out on top in terms of said festivities' funding, size and so on; because of this, Hispano-Novayan festivities were known to be "the festivities to end all festivities". This saying is that food will usually ran out alongside all the drinks; in modern times, new methods of producing food and drinks would reduce the costs and time, truly beginning the era of the festivities to end all festivities.
Novayan 	Romano-Novayan 	Bellicose/Bureaucratic 	
*Novayan Culture
*Western Roman Legacy
*Roman Succession
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Hereditary Hierarchy
*Refined Poetry
*Legalistic	Romano-Novayan 	Equal 	The Romano-Novayans were the descendants of Romans and Novayans who intermingled and intermarried before the Roman Empire was at its greatest territorial extent, from the North Sea to the Persian Gulf (technically true, as the Romans did posted a few legions and built structures there) it stretched. The Romans' encounter with the Babylonian Empire and its Novayan masters down south have resulted in open dialogue and trade with each other; some Novayans moved to Italia while Romans moved to the colonies, which resulted in the creation of the Romano-Novayan cultures.
It is through this act that the Romano-Novayans would come into play. With the Western Roman Empire reduced to continental Italia, Romano-Novayan legions - first assembled after Emperor Majorian's reforms - moved in to defend the emperor after an attempted coup by Ricimer was revealed by a few paid spies. A compromise is reached, and in return the the Romano-Novayans - under the Demetrius Caesarus family - would take control of the western empire, after which they begin purging almost all of the senatorial aristocracy (minus those aligned with them), to the shock of those present. It is through the Demetrius Caesarus family that the reforms allowed the barbarians to integrate into society and, in a shocking twist of fate, rebuilt the western fleet that would ultimately see the Vandal Kingdom conquered and reintegrated to the empire (albeit with granting the Vandals greater autonomy in return for their loyalty).
Novayan 	Greco-Novayan 	Bureaucratic/Egalitarian 	
*Novayan Culture
*Eastern Roman Legacy
*City Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Greek Succession
*Formation Fighting Expert
*Refined Poetry
*Legalistic	Greco-Novayan 	Equal 	
Novayan 	Novayano-Outremer 	Courtly/Stoic 	
*Novayan Culture
*Castle Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Hereditary Hierarchy
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Refined Poetry
*Chanson de Geste	Franco-Novayan 	Equal 	After the establishment of the Empire of Outremer by the crusaders, a people known as the Outremer, formed from the hybridization of French, English and Arabic cultures, would appear. The crusaders' attempts to invade Babylonia, however, saw Babylonian and Novayan forces to respond with a counteroffensive that led to Outremer becoming conquered. In spite of this, Outremer was allowed to exist only after a number of Novayans moved to settle there. Thus born the Novayano-Outremers.
Novayan 	Novayano-American 	Egalitarian/Communal/Bureaucratic 	
*Novayan Culture
*French Royal Traditions
*Chanson de Geste
*City Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Family Business
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Adaptive Skirmishers
*Charitable
*Equitable
*Legalistic	English 	Equal 	
Novayan 	Azteco-Novayan 	Spiritual/Courtly/Bellicose 	
*Novayan Culture
*Agrarian
*Fervent Temple Builders
*Strength in Numbers
*Stand and Fight!
*Refined Poetry
*Legalistic	Nahua-Novayan 	Equal 	A number of Novayans from Spain and from beyond the veil arrived in Mesoamerica as part of an expedition. There, they would encounter the Aztec Empire, whose religion involved human sacrifices, one the Novayans didn't like. Despite calls for the conquest of the Aztec Empire, the Novayans stayed the Spaniards' hands and made it clear to them that they would only do so if it is to be reformed and through dialogue. Thus the Aztec Empire knelt to the conquistadors and, after establishing a few colonies, immediately underwent reforms. The Aztecs' religion would be utterly reformed, with Huitzilopochtli replaced by Quetzalcoatl as the high god.
The Novayano-Aztecs, or Novayano-Nahuas, were the result of the intermingling of Novayan colonists and Aztec folks, the latter of whom saw everything they see reformed. The adoption of norms, traditions, practices and values unheard-of by the Novayans helped foster the Aztecs away from their bloodied past, and instead focus on the more humane aspects of civilization.
Novayan 	Novayano-Brazilian 	Egalitarian/Bureaucratic/Stoic 	
*Novayan Culture
*City Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Cosmopolitan [REDACTED]	Novayano-Portuguese 	Equal 	
Novayan 	Novayano-Argentinian	Egalitarian/Communal 	
*Novayan Culture
*Agrarian
*City Keepers
*Culture Blending
*Equal Inheritance
*Forest Folk
*Mountain Homes
*Legalistic
*Expert Artisans
*Culinary Artists
*Linguists	Hispano-Novayan 	Equal 	
Novayan 	Novayano-Antarctican	Egalitarian/Communal 	
*Novayan Culture
*Antarctic Dwellers
*Maritime Mercantilism
*Dexterous Fishermen
*Culture Blending
*Winter Warriors
*Charitable
*Equitable
*Forbearing
*Industrious
*Xenophilic
*Linguists
*Modest	Multiple 	Equal 	
Novayan 	Novayan East Indian 	Stoic/Bureaucratic/Egalitarian/Communal	
*Novayan Culture
*Legacy of the War of 1812
*Castle Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Recognition of Talent
*Reverence for Veterans
*Warriors by Merit
*Martial Admiration
*The Right to Prove
*Charitable
*Legalistic
*Equitable
*Modest	Novayan 	Equal 	
Novayan 	Novayan West Indian 	Stoic/Bureaucratic/Egalitarian/Communal	
*Novayan Culture
*Legacy of the War of 1812
*City Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Recognition of Talent
*Reverence for Veterans
*Warriors by Merit
*Stalwart Defenders
*Martial Admiration
*The Right to Prove
*Charitable
*Legalistic
*Equitable
*Modest	Novayan 	Equal 	
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====Kalaidian cultures====
Heritage 	Culture 	Ethos 	Traditions	Language 	Martial Custom	Description
Kalaidian 	Kalaidian 	Stoic/Bureaucratic/Egalitarian/Bellicose/Courtly 	
*Legacy of Kalaidis
*Castle Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Hereditary Hierarchy
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Recognition of Talent
*Reverence for Veterans
*Warriors by Merit
*Stalwart Defenders
*Martial Admiration
*The Right to Prove
*Mystical Ancestors
*Refined Poetry
*Kalaidizers
*Charitable
*Equitable
*Legalistic	Kalaidian 	Equal 	
Kalaidian 	Eretezean 	Stoic/Cosmopolitan/Egalitarian/Spiritual/Bellicose/Communal	
*Kalaidian Culture
*Castle Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Hereditary Hierarchy
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Recognition of Talent
*Reverence for Veterans
*Warrior Priests
*Warriors by Merit
*Martial Admiration
*Mystical Ancestors
*Charitable
*Legalistic
*Equitable	Eretezean 	Equal 	
Kalaidian 	Eugean 	Stoic/Spiritual/Courtly/Bellicose/Communal 	
*Spartan
*Maritime Mercantilism
*Coastal Warriors
*Strength in Numbers
*Malleable Invaders
*Stand and Fight!
*Warrior Priests
*Warriors by Merit
*Martial Admiration
*Seafarers	Eugean 	Equal 	
Kalaidian 	Atlantean 	Stoic/Egalitarian/Courtly/Spiritual/Bellicose 	
*Castle Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Hereditary Hierarchy
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Recognition of Talent
*Reverence for Veterans
*Warrior Priests
*Warriors by Merits
*Stand and Fight!
*Martial Admiration
*Refined Poetry
*Mystical Ancestors
*Seafarers
*Charitable
*Legalistic
*Equitable	Atlantean 	Equal 	
Kalaidian 	Greco-Kalaidian 	Bureaucratic 	
*Kalaidian Culture
*Eastern Roman Legacy
*Greek Succession
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Refined Poetry
*Legalistic	Greco-Kalaidian 	Equal 	
Kalaidian 	Kalaido-Thracian 	 	 	 	 	
Kalaidian 	Kalaido-Spartan 	Bellicose 	
*Kalaidian Culture
*Spartan
*Castle Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Greek Succession
*Hereditary Hierarchy
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Reverence for Veterans
*Recognition of Talent
*Only the Strong
*Stand and Fight!
*Warrior Culture
*Martial Admiration
*Mystical Ancestors
*Legalistic	Greco-Kalaidian 	 	
Kalaidian 	Kalaido-Coptic 	Spiritual 	
*Kalaidian Culture
*Legacy of Kalaidis
*Dryland Dwellers
*Kalaidian Succession
*Agrarian	Kalaido-Coptic 	Equal 	
Kalaidian 	Kalaido-Libyan 	Spiritual 	
*Kalaidian Culture
*Legacy of Kalaidis
*Strong Believers
*Philosopher Culture	Greco-Kalaidian 	Equal 	
Kalaidian 	Kalaido-Aramean 	Spiritual 	
*Kalaidian Culture
*Strong Believers
*Philosopher Culture
*Eastern Roman Legacy
*Byzantine Succession	Greco-Kalaidian 	Equal 	
Kalaidian 	Kalaido-Babylonian 	Stoic/Bellicose/Courtly 	
*Kalaidian Culture
*City Keepers
*Dryland Dwellers
*Equal Inheritance
*Hereditary Hierarchy
*Adaptive Skirmishers
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Recognition of Talent
*Reverence for Veterans
*Warriors by Merit
*Malleable Invaders
*Fervent Temple Builders
*Martial Admiration
*Refined Poetry
*Legalistic	Kalaido-Babylonian	Equal 	
Kalaidian 	Kalaido-Persian 	 	 	 	 	
Kalaidian 	Indo-Kalaidian 	 	 	 	 	
Kalaidian 	Yavanan (Indo-Kalaidian)	Egalitarian/Bureaucratic/Spiritual/Courtly 	
*Kalaidian Culture
*City Keepers
*Hill Dwellers
*Jungle Dwellers
*Mountain Homes
*Adaptive Skirmishers
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Recognition of Talent
*Reverence for Veterans
*Stalwart Defenders
*Medicinal Herbalists
*Linguists
*Charitable
*Equitable
*Industrious	Indo-Kalaidian 	Equal 	
Kalaidian 	Sino-Kalaidian 	Courtly/Bureaucratic 	 	 	 	
Kalaidian 	Kalaido-Japanese 	Courtly/Bureaucratic/Spiritual/Bellicose 	
*Kalaidian Culture
*Castle Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Hereditary Hierarchy
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Adaptive Skirmishers
*Stalwart Defenders
*Warriors by Merit
*Martial Admiration
*Refined Poetry
*Religion Blending
*Legalistic	Kalaido-Japanese 	Equal 	
Kalaidian 	Kalaido-Norse 	Bellicose 	
*Kalaidian Culture
*Castle Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Coastal Warriors
*Adaptive Skirmishers
*Warrior Priests
*Warriors by Merit
*Winter Warriors
*Frequent Festivities
*Martial Admiration
*Practiced Pirates
*Religion Blending
*Polygamous	Kalaido-Norse 	Equal 	
Kalaidian 	Kalaido-Atlantean 	Courtly/Spiritual/Bellicose 	
*Kalaidian Culture
*Castle Keepers
*Maritime Mercantilism
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Recognition of Talent
*Reverence for Veterans
*Stand and Fight!
*Martial Admiration
*Refined Poetry
*Legalistic
*Equitable	Kalaido-Atlantean 	Equal 	
Kalaidian 	Kalaido-Aztec 	Bellicose/Spiritual 	
*Kalaidian Culture
*City Keepers
*Agrarian
*Equal Inheritance
*Fervent Temple Builders
*Hereditary Hierarchy
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Strength in Numbers
*Stand and Fight!
*Mountaineers
*Jungle Warriors
*Religion Blending
*Culture Blending
*Polygamous	Kalaido-Aztec 	Equal 	
Kalaidian 	Kalaido-Mayan 	Spiritual 	
*Kalaidian Culture
*Mayan Succession
*Imperial Kalaidian Legacy
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Strong Believers
*Warriors by Merit	Kalaido-Mayan 	Equal 	
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===Greco-Roman cultures===
====Byzantine cultures====
Heritage	Culture 	Ethos 	Traditions	Language 	Martial Custom	Description
Hellenic	Hellenistic 	Stoic/Egalitarian/Bellicose/Courtly	
*Hellenic Traditions
*City Keepers
*Culture Blending
*Equal Inheritance
*Hereditary Hierarchy
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Religion Blending
*Philosopher Culture
*Refined Poetry
*Mystical Ancestors
*Legalistic	Greek 	Equal 	
Hellenic	Greek/Rhomaion 	Courtly/Spiritual 	
*City Keepers
*Mountain Homes
*Parochialism
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Mountaineers
*Religion Blending
*Refined Poetry
*Legalistic	Greek 	Equal 	
Hellenic	Indo-Hellenic 	Stoic/Egalitarian 	 	Greek 	Equal 	
Hellenic	Yavanan (Greco-Indian)	Courtly/Bellicose 	
*Castle Keepers
*Hereditary Hierarchy
*Mountain Homes
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Mountaineers
*Refined Poetry
*Legalistic	Greco-Indian 	Equal 	
Hellenic	Greco-Bactrian 	Courtly 	
*Parochialism
*Mountain Homes
*Formation Fighting Experts	Greco-Bactrian	Equal 	
Hellenic	Sino-Hellenic 	Courtly/Bureaucratic 	
*Hellenic Culture
*Court Eunuchs
*Family Business
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Mystical Ancestors
*Philosopher Culture
*Refined Poetry
*Legalistic	Sino-Hellenic 	Equal 	
Hellenic	Vieto-Hellenic 	Courtly 	 	 	 	
Hellenic	Gandharan 	Courtly/Spiritual 	 	 	 	
Hellenic	Nihonohellenic 	Spiritual 	 	 	 	
Hellenic	Olympian 	 	 	 	 	
Hellenic	Pelionan 	Stoic/Spiritual 	
*Forest Folk
*Mountain Homes
*Adaptive Skirmishers
*Horse Breeders
*Forest Fighters
*Hit-and-Run Tacticians
*Mountaineers
*Philosopher Culture
*Storytellers
*Medicinal Herbalists
*Legalistic
*Linguists	Greek 	Equal 	
Hellenic	Sagittarian 	Stoic/Spiritual 	
*Forest Folk
*Mountain Homes
*Adaptive Skirmishers
*Hit-and-Run Tacticians
*Forest Fighters
*Mountaineers
*Philosopher Culture
*Medicinal Herbalists
*Legalistic
*Linguists	Greek 	Equal 	
====Romano-Byzantine cultures====
Heritage 	Culture 	Ethos 	Traditions	Language 	Martial Custom	Description
Roman 	Roman 	Bellicose/Bureaucratic/Stoic	
*Western Roman Legacy
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Roman Succession
*Refined Poetry
*Legalistic	Latin 	Equal 	
Roman 	Romano-Gallic 	 	 	 	 	
Roman 	Romano-Hispanic 	 	 	 	 	
Roman 	Romano-Briton (Romano-British)	 	 	 	 	
Roman 	Romano-Gothic 	 	 	 	 	
Roman 	Romano-Vandalic 	 	 	 	 	
Roman 	Romano-Frank 	 	 	 	 	
Roman 	Raetian (Romano-Raetian) 	 	 	 	 	
Roman 	Romano-Noric 	 	 	 	 	
Roman 	Romano-Illyrian 	 	 	 	 	
Roman 	Romano-Persian 	 	 	 	 	
Roman 	Romano-Aramean 	 	 	 	 	
Roman 	Bridaney (British Romance) 	 	 	 	 	
Roman 	African Romance 	 	 	 	 	
Roman 	Pielsuzhany 	 	 	 	 	
Roman 	Soissonian 	Stoic/Bellicose 	
*Castle Keepers
*Western Roman Legacy
*Agrarian
*Equal Inheritance
*Hereditary Hierarchy
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Stalwart Defenders
*Recognition of Talent
*Warrior Priests
*Warriors by Merit
*Refined Poetry
*Legalistic
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*Western Roman Legacy
*Agrarian
*Isolationist
*Equal Inheritance
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Stalwart Defenders
*Warrior Priests
*Warriors by Merit
*Refined Poetry
*Legalistic	Roman, Romano-Gallic 	Equal 	
Roman 	Palmyrene 	Stoic/Bureaucratic/Bellicose	
*Castle Keepers
*Eastern Roman Legacy
*Dryland Dwellers
*Equal Inheritance
*Hereditary Hierarchy
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Recognition of Talent
*Warrior Priests
*Warriors of the Dry
*Warriors by Merit
*Refined Poetry
*Legalistic	Romano-Aramean, Roman	Equal 	
Byzantine	Greek 	Bureaucratic 	
*Byzantine Succession
*Eastern Roman Legacy
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Legalistic
*Hellenizers	Greek 	Equal 	
Byzantine	Helleno-Aramean 	Stoic/Spiritual/Bellicose 	
*Eastern Roman Legacy
*Byzantine Succession
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Strong Believers
*Legalistic
*Hellenic Culture	Greek 	Equal 	
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===Asian cultures===
Heritage 	Culture 	Ethos 	Traditions	Language	Martial Custom	Description
East Asian	Japanese 	Communal/Egalitarian 	
*Agrarian
*Esteemed Hospitality
*Family Business
*Isolationist
*Japanese Traditions
*Legalistic
*Forbearing
*Industrious
*Modest	Japanese	Equal 	
East Asian	Ainu 	 	 	 	 	
East Asian	Korean 	 	 	 	 	
East Asian	Chinese 	 	 	 	 	
East Asian	Legationary	Bureaucratic/Egalitarian/Cosmopolitan	
*Legacy of the Boxer Rebellion
*City Keepers
*Astute Diplomats
*Charitable
*Xenophilic
*Equitable	Multiple	Equal 	
===European cultures===
Heritage 	Culture 	Ethos 	Traditions	Language	Martial Custom	Description
Western European	British 	Courtly/Egalitarian 	
*Legacy of Britain
*City Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Hereditary Hierarchy
*Astute Diplomats
*Charismatic (Welcoming)
*Charitable
*Equitable	English 	Equal 	
Western European	Scottish 	Egalitarian 	
*Legacy of Britain
*Scottish Traditions
*City Keepers
*Astute Diplomats
*Esteemed Hospitality
*Agrarian
*Expert Artisans
*Legalistic	Scottish	Equal 	
Western European	Irish 	Egalitarian/Communal 	
*Legacy of Britain
*Irish Traditions
*City Keepers
*Astute Diplomats
*Esteemed Hospitality
*Agrarian
*Expert Artisans
*Legalistic	Irish 	Equal 	
Western European	German 	Courtly/Bureaucratic/Egalitarian	
*Legacy of Germany
*German Militarism
*City Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Hereditary Hierarchy
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Masters of the Blitzkrieg
*Martial Admiration
*Warriors by Merit
*Legalistic	German 	Equal 	
Western European	Prussian 	Courtly/Bureaucratic/Bellicose 	
*Legacy of Germany
*Prussian Militarism
*Castle Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Hereditary Hierarchy
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Adaptive Skirmishers
*Martial Admiration
*Charismatic (Welcoming)
*Warriors by Merit
*Legalistic	German 	Equal 	
Western European	Bavarian 	Courtly/Bureaucratic 	
*Legacy of Germany	German 	Equal 	
Western European	Belgian 	Courtly/Egalitarian 	 	 	 	
Western European	Dutch 	Courtly/Egalitarian 	 	 	 	
Western European	Luxembourger 	Courtly/Egalitarian 	 	 	 	
Western European	French 	Egalitarian/Bureaucratic/Courtly	 	 	 	
Western European	Corsican 	Egalitarian 	 	 	 	
Western European	Spaniard 	Egalitarian/Courtly 	 	 	 	
Western European	Portuguese 	Stoic/Egalitarian 	 	 	 	
Western European	French Royalist	Courtly 	
*French Royal Traditions
*Castle Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Hereditary Hierarchy
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Staunch Traditionalists
*Astute Diplomats
*Quarrelsome
*Ruling Caste
*Refined Poetry
*Trials-by-Combat
*Legalistic
*Diasporic	French 	Equal 	
Western European	French Imperial	Stoic/Bellicose/Courtly 	
*French Imperial Traditions
*Castle Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Warriors by Merit
*Charismatic (Welcoming)
*Martial Admiration
*Philosopher Culture
*The Right to Prove
*Charitable
*Equitable
*Legalistic
*Diasporic	French 	Equal 	
===Middle Eastern cultures===
Heritage 	Culture 	Ethos 	Traditions	Language	Martial Custom	Description
Mesopotamian	Babylonian	Courtly/Bureaucratic/Bellicose	
*Legacy of Babylonia
*Castle Keepers
*Dryland Dwellers
*Equal Inheritance
*Hereditary Heirarchy
*Adaptive Skirmishers
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Warriors of the Dry
*Martial Admiration
*Religion Blending
*Culture Blending
*Refined Poetry
*Legalistic	 	 	
Mesopotamian	Akkadian 	 	 	 	 	
Mesopotamian	Aramean 	 	 	 	 	
Mesopotamian	Assyrian 	 	 	 	 	
Mesopotamian	Kurdish 	 	 	 	 	
Mesopotamian	 	 	 	 	 	
===African cultures===
Heritage	Culture	Ethos	Traditions	Language	Martial Custom	Description
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
===American cultures===
====North American cultures====
Heritage	Culture 	Ethos 	Traditions	Language 	Martial Custom	Description
 	American 	 	 	 	 	
 	Canadian 	 	 	 	 	
 	Mexican 	 	 	 	 	
 	Aztec 	Bellicose/Spiritual 	
*City Keepers
*Hereditary Hierarchy
*Tribal Unity
*Strength in Numbers
*Jungle Warriors
*Legalistic	 	 	
 	Mayan 	 	 	 	 	
 	Cuban 	 	 	 	 	
 	Cordovan 	Stoic/Bellicose/Egalitarian/Bureaucratic/Courtly	
*Legacy of Hispania
*Novayan Culture
*Novayan Succession
*City Keepers
*Culture Blending
*Equal Inheritance
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Recognition of Talent
*Martial Admiration
*Legalistic
*Charitable
*Equitable
*Chivalry
*Modest	Hispano-Novayan	Equal 	The people of Cordova were the descendants of Spaniards, Novayans and Hispano-Novayans who first settled in what would have become Central America. Historically Cordova was known as New Novaya, a vast colonial holding of the Spanish Empire reserved for Novayans and Hispano-Novayans and some Spaniards and where northern Central American native tribes had made alliances with the colonizers.
A kingdom/empire which had humble beginnings as a vast colonial holding (second only to New Spain, now Mexico) and now seeking redemption for its homeland's sins, the Cordovans declared complete and total independence from Spain after the chaos of the War of Spanish Succession and threw off the shackles of oppression that defines Spanish control over its colonies as well as the Habsburgs' control over New Novaya after they appointed some of their inbred children as colonial governors.
Now known as Cordova, it had carved a niche for itself in the new world, its hands tainted with the blood of innocent people no longer. It looked to the past where the Novayans first treated the locals equally and, as a result, reformed its faith to make it more palatable to the people and natives. Though they take pride in the Novayan military spirit (to the point they adopted the Novayan-style stratocratic government for its monarchy), they are more socially modest and communal than is the norm.
 	Native American	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
====South American cultures====
Heritage	Culture	Ethos	Traditions	Language	Martial Custom	Description
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
==List of unique cultures==
===Unique antediluvian cultures===
===Unique divergent cultures===
New Culture Name	Parent Culture/Heritage	Title/Realm Capital	Special Condition
 	 	 	
===Unique hybrid cultures===
New Culture Name 	Cultures/Heritages 	Title/Realm Capital 	Special Condition
Novayan East Indian	Novayan; and Southeast Asian Heritages 	Novayan East Indies 	
Novayan West Indian	Novayan or Iberian; and Mesoamerican Heritage 	Novayan West Indies 	
Soissonian 	Roman or Gallo-Roman; and Frankish Heritage (optional) 	Kingdom of Soissons 	
Palmyrene 	Greek, Roman, Hellenistic, or Semitic; and Arab Heritages 	Palmyrene Empire/Palmyrene Kingdom 	
Antarctican 	Any 	Any Antarctic settlements 	
Logresian 	Roman or Romano-Briton; and Brythonic Heritage 	Kingdom of Logres; Camelot 	
Outremer 	Frankish; and Arabic Heritages 	Syria Region 	
Oltremare 	Latin; and Arabic Heritages 	Syria Region 	
Ultramar 	Iberian; and Arabic Heritages 	Syria Region 	
Kalaidic Norse 	Either Kalaidic culture; and Norse 	Scandinavia 	
Toronese 	West Germanic or Latin; and Arabic Heritages 	Syria Region 	
Tebninese 	Byzantine; and Arab Heritages 	Syria Region 	
Greco-Roman 	Roman; and Byzantine Heritages 	 	
Legationary 	Novayan, European, American, Russian, or Asian; and Chinese	Legation Cities/International Mandate	
Spanian 	Roman, Vasconic; and Iberian Heritage 	Kingdom of Spania/Vasconensis 	
===Extra-hybrid cultures===
Extra-hybrid cultures refer to a hybrid culture that consisted of multiple hybrid cultures hybridized together to form a massive frick-off hybrid culture of hodgepodgey conglomerate proportions.
====Novayan hybrid cultures====
Heritage	Culture 	Ethos 	Traditions	Language 	Martial Custom	Description
Novayan 	Novayano-Filipino-Japanese	Stoic/Egalitarian/Bureaucratic/Communal	
*Castle Keepers
*Equal Inheritance
*Family Business
*Hereditary Hierarchy
*Formation Fighting Experts
*Stalwart Defenders
*Recognition of Talent
*Reverence for Veterans
*The Right to Prove
*Martial Admiration
*Charitable
*Equitable	Novayano-Filipino-Japanese	Equal 	
Novayan 	Novayano-Germano-Filipino 	 	 	 	 	
Novayan 	Novayano-Filipino-American	 	 	 	 	
Novayan 	Novayano-Germano-American 	 	 	 	 	
Novayan 	Novayano-Germano-Japanese 	 	 	 	 	
Novayan 	Novayano-Japanese-American	 	 	 	 	
Novayan 	 	 	 	 	 	
Novayan 	 	 	 	 	 	
Novayan 	 	 	 	 	 	
Novayan