Development of the Rabydosverse

The Rabydosverse, the biggest universe of the three main universes by HorsesPlease, was developed in several stages.

Due to the excessive amounts of inspirations over the years, they have been moved to this article.

## Proto-Rabydosverse (2015-2017)

The Rabydosverse back then consisted of several parts: an earlier draft of "Unicorn Farmhand", "The Chambers" and related languages, the MLP Wave, and the Gilda Wave.

### Proto-Unicorn Farmhand

The earliest work related to the Rabydosverse was an English school assignment about fantasy creatures that the author wrote at around 2015. Its storyline was about a unicorn who became the pet of a farmer.

### The Chambers

At the same time, he created several languages:

* Azgovian (from Black Speech, Valarin, Persian, and Arabic)
* Heronoi (from Linear B, Japanese, and Latin)
* Tornarin (from Adunaic)
* Rabydosian (from Akkadian and Arabic)

The latter was based on a particular poem about an archaeologist who ventures deeper into a cursed ruin, largely inspired by his regrets wasting time on surfing the Internet.

### MLP Wave/Aljona Wave

At around 2015 to 2016, the author was obsessed with more Internet memes, especially the then-thriving fandom of the show "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic". He was amused by the villains of the show because they seemed repetitive to him, especially in collections and the comic "Siege of the Crystal Empire".

Another work of art that was the inspiration for some of the early characters was "Pooh's Adventures", a crossover fanfiction by several artists. Although he was quite amused by its repetitive writing, he was impressed with one particular story about Flam and several trains. That fanfiction itself motivated him to create several characters: at first, they were to poke fun of the cliches in the fanfiction work, but they later developed and became more original. The earliest of these characters included:

* Aljona - an angry girl with fire powers (basis: Sunset Shimmer)
* Agatia - a mischievous girl who makes herself invisible (Trixie)
* Pabijano - an arrogant boy with lightning powers (Flash Shimmer)
* Bonosa and his brother - two Heronoi men who handled a cursed cup (Flam, Flim)
* Prince Tiribaku - a tortured prince (Prince Blueblood)
* Valxe, Toris of Toralis, Maxol - the rulers of the Tornarin Empire (Queen Chrysalis, King Sombra, Discord)
* Three arrogant Tornarin princes (King Sombra)
* Marnijona - a teacher who accidentally discovered the cursed cup when she was younger (Principal Cinch)
* several sisters from Vocersia - they were brought as slaves to Rabydos, and in a ceremony they killed the emperor (Adagio, Aria, Sonata)
* Borjas - an evil king who became a wraith that lives inside a cup (King Sombra)
* Ninoris - a fashionista who stumbled into a magical maze (Fleur Dis Lee)
* Axivanna - a time-traveller who worships Kruonis, the goddess of time (Starlight Glimmer)

These were inspired by MLP villains.

Another element inspired by Pooh's Adventures was a story about a train in a desert, pursued by bandits: the train was derived from Thomas, the bandits riding horses were influenced by Twilight Sparkle, and the bandits in the train and riding on their horses were derived from the neckbeard caricatures.

### Gilda Wave/Gryphon Wave

On March 9, 2017, the festival of Vancoufur was observed at a hotel in the city of Vancouver, Canada. There, the artists and dancers met many refugees from Syria who happened to stay at the same hotel as them. Although they tried some precautions, the refugees were entertained by the performers.

One particular video where a performer danced as Gilda the gryphon caught the author's attention. He was touched by that scene: what was once one of the most hated villains in MLP looked more like a benevolent guardian of children. That inspired him to write about angelic gryphons who protect people as they sleep. It later developed into a distinct mythology, and a civilisation that venerates gryphons.

## Early Rabydosverse (2017-2019)

Several more works and influences shaped the Rabydosverse as the years passed by:

* The Silmarillion - he fell in love with this book because of its worldbuilding
* The Hobbit - both the film series and the book motivated him to begin writing his own stories
* History - such as medieval Russia, Siam, Chinese and Japanese history, Hittites
* Tsar Saltan - the author was upset that Buyan was overlooked in pop culture. This became the inspiration for Bujan, an island kingdom
* Mythology and paganism - originally, he wanted to pay respect to the Slavic gods for using Bujan; it later developed into depicting how these religions would fit in his sci-fi world
* Warhammer 40,000; later Warhammer Fantasy - the author fell in love with the deep lore of these franchises, and the motivational memes about Space Marines and the God-Emperor. They also inspired the worldbuilding and vast histories of his worlds.
* Expanded Universe of Star Wars - its ancient history (the Rakatas, the Old Republic, the Sith Empire) and several characters (like Luke's children and Kyle Katarn) motivated him to expand his own universe

As he attended digital art classes, he learned to use Paint Tool SAI, allowing him to design his own art. Much of his art consisted of flags and fictional alphabets.

### The Blue Worm

The Blue Worm was largely inspired by two popular films that emerged during the end of 2015 or 2016: Frozen and The Force Awakens. It was intended to mock both films and their obnoxious popularity in an affectionate parody.

* Ragnvald was based on Kylo Ren, except if he were a frustrated film actor.
* Rembartin was based on Indiana Jones, as a friend of Ragnvald.
* Dagnia and Vilgarda, princesses of the nation of Daleskarnia, were inspired by Elsa and Anna, except if Elsa were a pedantic aristocrat and Anna were a hipster.

### Sarmelonid Drafts

At around 2017, the author stumbled upon the "Equestria Girls Parody Series". It was a series of fan-made videos that poked fun of the toy line "Equestria Girls" for its cliches, and it became into a story about several dolls fighting a corporate demon. This became the inspiration for the Ontemazei aliens, the Konjor Supercorporation that created them, and the Malendor Supercorporation that became its rival.

At the same time, he was amused by the Snospis Eht animations, a surreal parody of "The Simpsons". It became the inspiration for Vannikon, his dysfunctional family, and the monstrous Kuelgon race that ruled the Konjor empire.

He also developed the Sarmelonid civilisation, an spacefaring empire of humans. It was largely influenced by:

* Baahubali: The Conclusion - the coronation scene and the statue scene from the earlier film
* the Tenpyosai Festival at the former imperial palace of Nara, Japan
* the Ramakien of Thailand
* ancient Hittite art
* Tsar Saltan
* imperial Chinese history (especially the Han Dynasty)
* the Imperium of Man from Warhammer 40,000

### Azdortil

The character of Azdortil was inspired by Yondu Udonta and Bilbo Baggins, from the movies Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and The Hobbit: Battle of the Five Armies. His story was about him crashlanding to a jungle, being kept in a prison, and following a group of aliens to a ruined castle.

### The Leak Wave

On December 2017, a hacker released concept art for the later seasons and finale for MLP and Equestria Girls, along with concept art for a possible successor for the show. The concept art, along with a trip to Suria KLCC, inspired him to write "Star of Erzesas", which is about humans and aliens banding together to fight an invasion of fallen angels.

* Ship at Spring Breakdown - the Star of Erzesas
* Transformers vs My Little Pony rivalry - Eimarin Civil War, fought between two armies of fallen angels, the mechanical Thamunzar and the magical Hjokkunzar
* Syrian refugees at Vancoufur, Hittites, medieval Middle East in fantasy fiction - the Assuwelli humans
* The lower ground floor at KLCC - the Golden Hall of Aute

### Minor influences

* Gardaros - A friend asked the author to create a story based on him, so he created Gardaros.
* Lausorijo and Kelunne - (2017, 2021) The Lausorijo and Kelunne were largely inspired by the clown sightings of 2016: he admired evil clowns from horror films having immense strength. In 2021, he also added a certain Lausorijo civilisation located along the Jasper Mountains, influenced by Akkadian art and fantasy dwarves.
* Spinels - (2018) As the author pitied Spinel from "Steven Universe: The Movie", he added spinels into his universe. There, spinels are revered by the Vozonids as symbols of good luck, and gifts from the earth goddess.
* Splatoon - (2018) The author was amused by the Octolings, so he based the Nandegakkovians on them. The Nandegakkovians are an atheist nation in a polytheistic galaxy. In spite of their lack of religion or spiritual belief, they have a strong love of mythology influenced by their protection of histories that were lost in anti-heresy purges. On the other hand, their lack of religion led to a prospect of oblivion, so it made them braver.
* Nordic aliens, Anunnaki aliens - (2018) Back then, the author was amused by UFO lore and cults, so he decided to play around. After playing around with the "Nordic" part of the Nordic aliens, he ended up with a Scythian-based race of barbarians. The Anunnaki became the basis for the decadant Imdegabat, former rulers of the Galaxy that descended into backwardsness.
* American politics - (2018/2019) Red Ardesch, which was inspired by leftist groups on Twitter mixed with the Soviet Union.
	+ It also led to the creation of its rivals Zarijana (Sassanid Persia), the Utopianists (ISIS and a violent form of New Age-ism), the Slavonian Brotherhood (Russian nationalists), and the Empire of Rannar (Nazism).

## Publication Era (2020 onwards)

In 2019, he started writing and publishing his first Rabydosverse books: Unicorn Farmhand, and Hajogana. Of the two books, Unicorn Farmhand had better ratings, while Hajogana was criticised for its haphazard writing.

More ideas were added to his universe:

* Wiresa - (2020) inspired by Marie Kanker
* Farondo and Komata - (2020)
	+ Komata and her friends were originally from a game of Sims 4.
* Lashvansh, Lurisha, and Kalshoroi; Sharada, Raunonto, and Losoi - (2019, 2020) inspired by Allura, Lance, and Keith; he was disappointed by the poorly-written ending of "Voltron Legendary Defender"; and he was touched by the "Justice for Allura" campaign, that he created three more characters based on them. The latter three were created because he wanted several characters who are more relatable to the protagonists of Unicorn Farmhand. This later developed into the Tuxavin civilisation of angels.
* Silkor and Korsil - (2021) inspired by Shiro and Kuron, and Naestra and Arahan
* Eimarin civilisation and mythology - (2021) inspired by Indian, Thai, Greek, and Norse mythology. Two of the deities, Makravalas and Vrinxal, were influenced by Homestuck.
* Kodequara - (2021) inspired by the Wood Elves of Warhammer and the androids from Detroit: Become Human
* Gworofando and Farondo were also inspired by various male blonde characters, such as Daniel from Camp Camp, Ezreal from League of Legends, and Adrien from Miraculous Ladybug

## Norse Era/Post-scam Era (2021-present)

In 2020-2021, the author started to include more elements from Norse mythology and Hinduism, as he was attracted to both cultures. For the former, the influences included Assassin's Creed: Valhalla, God of War 4, and Magnus Chase. The former two suggested that it could be possible to tweak parts of Norse mythology, resulting in the Novantirna civilisation being obsessed with science and technology. It also resulted in the Novantirna and other Galactic civilisations in his stories being devotees of Odin, mostly through their science, their technology, and their valour and courage.

In late 2020, due to two US users on Facebook who accused him of being "a selfish brat" because he complained about his peers, the author made some of his antagonists and villains as Americans. Due to further frustrations, he also included the "boomer" and "millennial" as caricatured ghouls in Jerde's folklore.

In 2021, the author created the Fifty-Six Tyrants, armies from dystopian worlds that attempted to dominate Jerde with their twisted, ruinous ideologies. They were inspired by various Internet extremists and radicals that he encountered. The Denlotia, based on his various frustrations, was the cause behind Jerde's welfare-based laws.

In early 2022, the author was scammed by a Nigerian impersonating as a US-based book company ("Bookie Books Company"). The scammer tricked him into working for her by handling stolen money, leaving him with a heavy debt on Paypal and a lifetime ban from Fiverr. Due to these, he wrote that in the Denlotia, all scammers shall be sentenced to death, and very cruel and excruciating deaths. He also wrote about Adeshola, a rich man from Tebwe (his world's equivalent of Nigeria) who built his own company out of his obsession with justice and getting rid of scammers.

### Zaminations/Horror Game Meme Wave

In early 2022, the author was amused by several bizarre crossover animations, mostly revolving around Squid Game and horror videogames like FNAF: Security Breach, Poppy Playtime, and Doki Doki Literature Club. Like the 2017 wave, he decided to incorporate parts of them into one of his upcoming novels, Dondaton, and even create a new book featuring four characters inspired by DDLC.

Parts of his new works were also inspired by Warhammer, specifically Bretonnia (Anchanok) and Araby (Rukthan).

* Yuri depicted in Zanimations' videos - Chandaelje
* Natsuki, einherjar, Magnus Chase's youngsters as Norse einherjar, Biblical angels - Banchjê Razuklano
* Roxanne Wolf - Eplazul

### Slavic Wave (2022)

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine went on, the author included the Terran humans from other dimensions as frequent antagonists in his stories' lore.

The human invaders' extreme and militant attitudes were also influenced by the war crimes of the Russian army and the militaristic views of Putin's supporters: conversely, opposition to those views also shaped the Denlotia's hatred of the Terrans. Later, he also included the Russian and English languages in the Malendor Supercorporation, where they were usually treated as "languages of the invaders" used in evil or edgy settings.

On the other hand, the author also based more recent Bujanski words on archaic Slavic reconstructions and Old Church Slavonic.

The Tyrskans were largely inspired by the Donbass militants' attempts to destroy and Russianise Ukraine, and their supporters' rude and aggressive attitude online.

As the author noticed that many of Putin's supporters were from nationalist or conservative backgrounds, this made him hate conservatism and excessive religion or nationalism more. The Malaysian ban on the Thor movie, along with calls by preachers and politicians to ban concerts in Malaysia, angered him and made him denounce "conservatives" in his works.

* Ukraine - Rukania
	+ Later the "Far East" in the Rabydosverse, as a counterpart to Daizhou (China) being the "Far West".
	+ Additionally, the author also based Rukania on Bretonnia from Warhammer Fantasy. As a "nation of knights", he also based it on medieval fantasy settings, but as a futuristic Slavic monarchy.
* Novgorod, the white-blue flag used in protests by Russians against Putinist nationalism - Sevraeja
	+ Later he also added ancient Persian influences, as he noticed that Sevraeja is east of Zarijana, his world's equivalent of Persia.
	+ Sevraeja also has firearms, cannons, and war wagons, influenced by the streltsy of mediaeval Russia and the war wagons of Warhammer Fantasy.
* Russian nationalism and militarism, later Koschei the Deathless and immortality - Zetrosia
* Russian nationalists, the Donbass enclaves, European colonial empires - Tyrskans
* Hypocritical, selfish, and corrupt attitudes from Internet trolls - Terran Empire
* Russian blockade of Ukrainian grain, Cuban Missile Crisis, supporters of September 11 attacks and other terrorist incidents; ultranationalism, fascism - Minastan
* Malaysian ban on the Thor movie, religious paranoia and trolls - Lightbearers

### Minor influences

* Maori culture, medieval fantasy, Grand Cathay, ancient Korea - Hiriwa
* Penglai if it were Polynesian - Visenga
* Thena, Eilonwy - Teraxari

## 2023

The author expanded more information about the Wonaos and their civilisation, and about Bujanski society and history. While they were still taken from various sources, the author improvised them into something more creative and vast.

He also tried to add more details to "neglected" parts of his world's lore, from the Tornarins to Iozae.

* King Motakol
	+ His early life, growing up when Bujan was thrown into savagery and chaos, was inspired by the 2014 movie Noah. Like the movie, cannibalism was rampant during Motakol's early life, and he ended the practice. He also set up shrines, temples, and groves to pacify the spirits of victims eaten by evildoers, allowing them to ascend to Heaven as angels.
* Pride Month-themed commercials and fanart, linguistic purism in Turkish, usage of loanwords - More words in the Ēosomê language and Wonao languages
	+ To the author, it continues his habit of creating new words in his languages from ideological terms, and then splitting them into concepts and lemmas.
	+ This led to the expansion of several Wonao languages: Naonaere (eastern Bujan), Koedaker (capital of Bujan, aristocrats), and Makkadalish (a nation south of Bujan).
	+ One favourite thing the author did was creating loanwords in these languages to represent Daizhouvian cultural influences and the practice of Buddhism in those cultures. For that, he researched Old Chinese, mediaeval reconstructions of Chinese, and loanwords in Japanese to create those loanwords.
* Wonao folklore and traditions
	+ For example, one Wonao concept known as a "rainbow war" (ataesad), or a crusade against an invading army or a militant threat.
	+ The "rainbow" part, inspired by rainbows in ancient mythology (and perhaps Pride Month art), refers to a Wonao belief that the gods and celestials use literal rainbows and lightning bolts as arrows. To represent this, Wonaos tie red, green, and blue ribbons on wrists and weapons to represent going to war in the names of their gods. It was also inspired by several units from the Maya revolution in Age of Empires III.
	+ Wonaos also believe that the rainbow is a symbol of war.
* Sevraejan syllabary
* Mu in mysticism, Vietnam, Southeast Asia - Iozae
	+ The author also depicted it as an industrial powerhouse and a Hindu nation.
* Provinces of Bujan
* Greenland's autonomy - Five Outer Lands, such as Makkadal
* Chinese influence in Korean, Japanese, and Vietnamese culture in ancient times - Daizhouvian technologies being used in much of the islands east of Daizhou, from Resovjant (ancient Bujan) to Hiriwa and Visenga (Polynesian cultures, based on the Maori people and "Fusang" in Chinese mythology)
	+ One favourite idea that author had was Wonao aristocrats and nobles sending princes to study in Daizhouvian academies, resulting in Chinese influences in Wonao culture.
* More cities in the Tornarin Empire
* Hyenas - Emperor Alhjozor of Vozolaz, venerated as a death god
	+ The berzatri, spirits who bring the dead to the afterlife, also ride on great hyenas to drag the evil dead to Hell.
* Religious imagery in revolts and rebellions - Arailaz, an alliance of former colonies that broke from Sarmelonid rule.
	+ They even claimed that the Sarmelonid gods also helped them, as agents of punishment against the corrupt Sarmelonid rulers. This was why they willingly adopted Sarmelonid culture, to mock their oppressors by claiming themselves as better than them.
	+ Some of the spirits who aided Sarmelon I, founder of the empire, were among those gods. For example, two of the sixteen warriors who fought on his side later became regional deities, claimed as aiding the local rebellions and venerated as protector gods to this day in the syncretised myths of Siangwaan and Bujan.
	+ One of the purified ghosts who helped Sarmelon became the patron god of Nandegakko, possibly the creator of the diamond trees. This mysterious new god also used magical powers to help the atheistic Nandegakkovians defeat their tyrants, out of anger against what the tyrants did to hurt the people.
* Anger at Christian and Russian fanatics on Twitter - The fate and integration of Terrans into Bujanski society, Black July (a purge after independence), the Ontemazei attempts to protect Terran defectors, and allow them to continue their integration.
* Russian tourists in Thailand and Bali, "Paheka Maori" (Europeans who lived in Maori tribes before conquest) - the Drevobojanse and Ljetoslouna Slavs, who were influenced by Wonao culture; or even the Bujanski Slavs being more like the Wonaos and Vozonids.
	+ The Drevobojanse ("old Bujanski") are the descendants of the original Slavs of old Bujan, having intermarried with Wonao people. Many of them still practice aristocratic traditions from Sarmelonid times as their traditions.
	+ The Ljetoslouna ("summer Slavs") are some of the newer Slavs who migrated to Makkadal and other nations south of Bujan, where they became more Wonao. They exist as two communities, one west in northern Makkadal, and the other in the east as the majority in Joltaraata.
	+ Some Bujanski Slavs from Koschei's time migrated to nearby Irajon, where they practiced the local aristocratic traditions like everyone else in the kingdom.
* Luggnagg located east of Japan, Japanese communities in early Southeast Asia known as "nihonmachi", ronins - Pinogunians in Wonao kingdoms, including Bujan and Makkadal.
	+ They fled from an equivalent of the Sengoku war, where they became guards and engineers. One of them joined and led a crusade against a Pinogunian empire's attacks against his homeland, in spite of his Pinogunian descent.
	+ During the Pinogunian empire's invasion, the local Pinogunians volunteered to the Wonao crusades and counter-attacks. They also renamed themselves as "namiri", meaning "wandering people".
	+ The Namiri are a contrast against the Pinogunians. For example, Paruko (a Pinogunian girl) eventually learned to converse in Namirian, and she was welcomed because she also wanted to learn crafts.
* New Zealander Europeans being upset over the word "Pakeha", minorities adopting new names for themselves - "Kagaruro" becoming a popular name among the Bujanski Slavs, their incorporation of Wonao symbolism.
	+ Originally, people in Koschei's Bujan derided the Bujanski Slavs as if they were the same as Darroskei Slavs from which they descended from. The Slavs were upset that they were called names like "fools" and "ghosts", so they requested their king, Koschei, to call for an election for a new name in Eosome, the Wonaos' court language.
	+ During the referendum, one name became popular after it emerged from a mockery of a racist rant. That name "Kagaruro", was a distortion of "Kagakuro", so the meaning of "deceitful" became "a devoted one, a faithful one". It won the election.
* Maine Coons, Ragdolls, and Huggy Wuggy - Sæumo and Larusæu cats of Bujan
* Avoiding the causes of extremism observed in Twitter users, Russian militarism and abusive behaviour in Russian society, Hindu ethics - Bujanski veneration of justice, insistence in making the offender "repair" as proof of their apology.
	+ The Bujanid Slavs of Koschei's realm adopted Sarmelonid culture to renounce their ties with their ancestors, seeking to be free from their sins. For helping the victims of their ancestors' Darroskei Empire fight back and prevail, they were exempted and welcomed.
	+ They also wrote many guides to help people avoid crimes associated with Darroskei rule. Koschei himself also wrote laws to stop his people from becoming like Darros.
	+ Angered by the Darroskei wars against other Slavs and mass murders, the Bujanski intervened, piloting Sarmelonid machinery to kill the Darroskei and save the other Slavs.
* Wonao people being the first people in Jerdiskar history to plant mangroves to expand farmland.
* Borat, Wild Kratts fanart - Niktonov brothers, fictional siblings who annoy and torment a character.
* Korra - more about Amaril, so she might also be a gym visitor
	+ Amaril was also inspired by Gwen from Camp Camp, and Kaitlyn Becker (her voice actress).
* Fans being angry over Season 5 of Camp Camp - Broken Plates, and its ruin and division by angry mobs of fans
* Jen from Camp Camp - Alamte, Amaril's older sister
* Barbie (2023) - Heronoi dealing with being stereotyped as living, stupid dolls
	+ It was improvised to the other Norse nations choosing to protect the Heronoi from being exterminated by the Baesorthar.
* Ukrainian Cossacks, such as the Zaporizhian Sich - Eastern Heronoja was protected by Rukanian knights.
	+ Elves of Middle Earth - Rukania to the view of the Heronoi
	+ Rukania was a very old ally of Heronoja, being one of the country's "mentors". It abandoned Heronoja out of anger against the mass murder of Waxeroi, but the eastern parts of Heronoja remained as the only Heronoi allowed to contact the Rukanians.
	+ The eastern Heronoi were allowed to resume relations with or visit Rukania, to reward the locals for stopping mob violence and protecting the Waxeroi from being killed.

Borat became a major influence in his works, especially eastern Bujan and southern Siangwaan, inhabited by yokels and hooligans.

On August, the author decided to rewrite his works in progress, seeking to update them to his improved writing skills.

### The Blocker Wave

September was not much of a good month, as some of his favourite artists blocked the author for very pointless reasons. All three of them were fans of a franchise known as "Camp Camp", which the author is fond of.

Yet even as his bitterness plagues him, he learns to overcome it by focusing on what he loves in life. He learns that it is better to leave his enemies and failures to Lord Shiva's judgment, and continue his career, drawing, and writing. In fact, he even got new friends who liked his works - even if he thought the earlier losses made his "new opportunities" a mockery.

* Camp Camp fans blocking him over trivial reasons (like annoying behaviour, or because many of them were immature and brash) - Denlotian society restricting all online blocking to the worst offenders, and punishing anyone who misuses the block function.
	+ Bujanski making online blocks more difficult, by forcing the blocker and offender to attend counselling.
	+ Users convicted of recklessly blocking people online would end up being ostracised in public, to learn to live as an outcast and be sorry for such an extreme action.

* One artist blocking him for asking them about Ukraine, and just for asking the artist the question alone - "blocktowns", prisons built during early modern Bujan to punish people for overtly using the block function online.
	+ Ljudmila (one of Paxoti's friends) being depicted as a half-Terran woman.
	+ Her grandmother, Sophie, recalled being a prisoner in one blocktown, and suffering nightmares of her own offenses done towards her. She later apologised to the people she formerly blocked, though all trivial online blocks were immediately removed since independence.
* Online commentors calling for killing Jewish people during the Hamas-Israel war, and even calling it "resistance" or "liberation"
	+ "Serpentians", communist American militants in Bujan during Wannaenid rule. Originally a resistance group against Tyrskan and Church of Q domination, the communist group threatened to exterminate Bujanski people over the death gangs.
* More about Bujan's troubled independence
	+ The death gangs being the eventual opponents of Bujanski independence.
	+ Rukanian chivalry influencing the independence movement to resist the death gangs' brutality; it was brought to Bujan by Bujanski regiments who returned. The Bujanski knights were horrified by the sight of the death gangs' display of corpses and public executions, so they tore down the raised corpses and cremated the bodies with proper rites. Then, they purchased many prisoners on death row as freedmen and repentant defectors.
	+ The death gangs' murder of online users influencing modern Bujan's elimination of unacceptable attitudes.
* Bujanski taboos
* The pointlessness of hating several people who blocked the author, especially because those ones were fan artists in a fandom filled with immature people and their quarrels.
	+ The movie "Canvas", which depicts the visions of an angry fan if he did murder the artist who hated him. His dream warns that killing the artist will not help him in his life, so he should instead be better than his enemy by continuing what he loved in life - drawing!
* Tamoanchan (paradise realm in Aztec mythology) - Lake Tavoshon, an artificial lake south of Mirukuz; and the mythological basis Taostchantri, in Tornarin mythology.
	+ This was exactly why the Tornarins ruled over Mirukuz as a puppet state, to allow the creation of the lake. It still exists as a reservoir to irrigate the land for farms and forests.

## See also

* Collectionverse
* Rinnarverse
* Minor Worlds