Tyrskans

The **Tyrskans** (Russian, Tyrskan: **Tyrskije**; Тырские) are an ethnic group of humans from another world. They were the former rulers of Bujan during Wannaenid rule, forming a proud and arrogant aristocratic class.

Under their rule, Zvesta was renamed as **Zavtrana** or **New Tyrska** (**Novotyrska**).

Two other Terran peoples ruled over Bujan and fought against the Tyrskan aristocracy for domination over the island. Both of them were known as Maeranoi, divided between the Church of Q and the communistic Serpentians.

## History

The Tyrskans named themselves after the country, later colony, of Tyrska, whose near-destruction was one of the causes behind the empire of Zetrosia becoming a militarised superpower in Earth-96. In honour of the victims of the Tyrskan bombings, the number 8 was used as a symbol throughout the empire, to unleash the same torments the Tyrskans suffered to the enemies of Zetrosia.

Some Zetrosians sent mighty ships to aid the Zavtranian usurpers, as they sought to make Zvesta into a colony, but their combined forces were defeated and trapped in the artificial island of Kovastoi. The Wannaenids freed them and used their forces to conquer Zvesta, before appointing their expeditions to form its aristocratic elite.

The biggest reason for their invasion of Bujan was an autonomous region established for Terran minorities, known as the Tail Islands or Khvostia. The residents of Khvostia became more hostile to the Zvestarids, encouraged by the Salvation Party's policies to Terranise their country to demand that only Tyrskan culture became mandatory.

The gleeful Tyrskans called their conquest of Bujan "the Return", "Liberation of Zavtrana", or "Reunification of Zavtrana", and the unhappy locals were branded as traitors for their refusal to accept their rule and abuse. While the rest of Bujan toiled in ruins, the only parts that celebrated were few: the Khvostian towns off the southerly province of Nojenso, and several settlements that were pampered by the Wannaenids.

Under Tyrskan rule, the rulers were wise at first to keep it autonomous as their monarchy, but later rulers forced the locals to become more Tyrskan. They initially refused to kill or enslave the natives, preferring to save resources to rebuild the ruins as colonies. Cut off from the Zetrosian Empire, the Tyrskans sought to mobilise the whole island to build an army and conquer the world. They showed their symbols everywhere, including pictures of their happy children, to taunt the locals and mock them as "people who will die off", but this only angered the Bujanski.

The Tyrskans planned to produce plenty of children under large, strict households, especially sons, to raise the biggest army in the region and wage wars to build a new empire. Their plan was to get revenge on everything that made them suffer by taking over every Slavic country - from being the lowest of the low to tormenting everyone who wronged them as the new rulers of the world. However, this also attracted other rivals from other dimensions, the so-called "Russian Empires", who sought to overthrow the aristocracy to colonise Jerde.

The Tyrskans also built lavish portals to welcome their own kin from their homeworld, where the People's Republic of Tyrska sought to assimilate the island nation as "the New Marina". The PRT send missionaries and army soldiers to impose the Church upon the locals, but they were refused.

The Tyrskans later sent so many of their sons to wage wars on those dimensions to expand their empire across the multiverse's portals, only to have them cut off during the Bujanski war of independence. Some of those portals continued to bring more men to prevent the Tyrskan aristocracy from being overthrown, but they were later annihilated by the coalition of revolts and their foreign allies.

Many Terran civilians were also massacred during the revolts, mostly due to a number of offenses ranging from bullying to even posting online comments and drawing graffiti displaying imperial symbols. Among the slain included dozens of immortals who were guilty of posting comments celebrating the bombardment of Koscheigrad centuries ago: they were identified and then killed, one by one. The Archaniki and Maeranoi, criminals and warmongers brought in from other worlds to fight in Bujan, also fell to the Bujanski resistance and each other's slaughters, in the thousands.

The Bujanski yelled and threatened to kill all Tyrskans, but the King ordered them not to massacre them. He agreed with the Tyrskans' former slaves to let them teach the Tyrskans how to live as equals, to abandon their supremacist views. The Tyrskans who continued to hate Bujan for losing their aristocracy were exiled back to Darros, where even the Terran Slavs there abhorred them as madmen.

Angered by the loss of their authority and pride, some Tyrskans formed militant groups and cursed at the victorious locals, threatening war to destroy Bujan. Deprived of the advanced technology of the locals, every Tyrskan terrorist group was completely suppressed and killed off. But with their people protected by the more merciful members of their new nation, the Tyrskans had no other choice but to surrender and accept their penance, taking part in reconstruction work in order to survive.

Grateful for keeping their homes and sorry for their former abusive behaviour, the remaining Tyrskans turned their fanaticism to serve Bujan, as fellow-citizens instead of superiors. They were also compelled to accept their new place in Bujanski society as the Wannaenids destroyed their homeworld, making any further pride in their bygone empires useless.

## Culture

See also: Russian glossary

The Tyrskans' culture was a militarised culture that "softened" after becoming the aristocratic rulers of Zvesta. They were taught that they, as Slavs, were meant to be a "master race" chosen by Emperor Zetros as a god. They believed that being arrogant and self-centred was their revenge against everything and everyone who hurt them, and later rulers had secret plans to wage war on the rest of Jerde as the ultimate form of justice.

The Tyrskans based their culture on Soviet art, but treated it in a religious manner to fuel their supremacist attitude.

The Bujanski and other Slavic peoples of Jerde were seen as "traitors" against their deified emperor.

As immortals, Tyrskans could live forever, but generally they were only able to live for up to 200 to 300 years. Tyrskans were encouraged to have large families, raised by their neighbours and some slaves. But to avoid overpopulation, adult citizens who reached more than a growing-quota would be ordered to work on the main Wannaenid lands, which were bigger than the Bujanski archipelago.

If they managed not to get killed by angry comrades in the army bases, they would enjoy luxurious mansions along with the other elites. Their only condition was sending their strongest sons to be conscripted at the age of 10. Tyrskans who refused were evicted from their comfortable homes into homelessness or slavery, and their riches seized to be made into machine parts.

Many Tyrskans of Bujan were not just of Tyrskan blood, but also recruited or enslaved from various alternate American civilisations. They tended to be among the worst-behaved hooligans and especially extremists, murderers, criminals, and online trolls, chosen as the most insane of all people to destroy the indigenous Bujanski. Many of them met their ends either in the Bujanski resistance, or each other over some petty quarrel.

### Practices and traditions

Tyrskans love soccer, bodybuilding, guns, black and blue flags, the letter Z (displayed as "Z" and not as "З"), the number 8, large families, fights, parades, and swearing.

Car racing is popular among the Tyrskans, a practice derived from a mixture of ancient chariot races and mocking a joke by the Q Church. One older sermon in the Q Church claimed that whenever a Tyrskan dies in battle, his family will receive a new car, leading to the practice of car races for the dead.

Whenever a male Tyrskan dies in battle, the family either buys a motorcycle in his honour and names it after him, or a new car or truck. Another male member must drive the vehicle in a ritual race to pay tribute to his relative. Every year on November, stadiums across occupied Bujan and Kovastoi host the Saints' Games, where men bring their cars and trucks to stadiums to honour their ancestors. Many contestants also attempt to crash and kill their rivals in those races, especially to resolve bitter quarrels or to condemn some offender.

#### Hatred of Ukraine

Several nations were used in traditional Tyrskan works as the "ancient enemies": Kazakhstan, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Zeeland, Rooistan, Ilgeria, Poland, Ukraine, Georgia, and America. Among the most hated of all those countries were the Baltic nations and Ukraine.

Tyrskans hate seeing blue-yellows and green-whites, for they reminded them of the flags of Rooistan, Ilgeria, and Ukraine, three of their former arch-enemies. The Bujanski sometimes mock the Tyrskans' obsessive hatred of various nations in their former homeworld, from the island kingdom of Zeeland (refusal to put up Z's in public to bow to Tyrska) to Portugal and Kazakhstan.

The usage of dotted "i" also angers Tyrskans because the three countries also used that letter in those languages. Tyrskans also banned the letter Q and (ironically) crosses, because of their obvious associations with the Q Church in the west, their current enemy.

Some Bujanski noted that their hatred of those countries went into such a exaggerated, fanatical extent, resulting in their aversion to sunflowers. Several incidents were known, such as murdering a guest for bringing a sunflower, shooting a man for wearing pink, killing Ontemazei for their pink hair, and accidentally burning several children to death in a sunflower field.

## Immortality abused

Tyrskans are immortals, like their Zetrosian relatives in their homeworld. Their altered DNA allows them to live as adults for centuries, fathering lots of children across generations who were usually abused and forced to become soldiers in their militaristic culture.

The same altered genetics made the Tyrskans more angrier and aggressive, in attempting to force them to become brutal killers to win more wars. It also made their society more morbid, celebrating death over life.

They begin to age upon reaching their two hundredth birthday, after slowly developing wrinkles. The oldest-recorded Tyrskan in Bujan passed away from old age at around 756 in his sleep, a veteran of the Eight Years.

### The Ageless

In modern Bujan, the Tyrskans are more known for their supposed agelessness upon reaching adulthood. Stripped of their extremism, they were able to blend in, but they are more careful with their immortality, choosing to be humble to erase their sins. They were taught, like all children in Bujan, about the wickedness of their people and they did not want it to happen again.

Driven by their guilt, most Tyrskans in modern Bujan felt their agelessness is a shame. They could have died peacefully like most Bujanski, but behind their youthful faces lie cold, echoing shame and sorrow. It drives them to be more altruistic, to make the most of their new youth for the good of all. Luckily, many Bujanski also extended their lives, so they were able to see the same friends consoling them as they go through their immortality.

As suicide is seen as something horrible in Bujanski culture, they encouraged Tyrskans who felt sad to come to them for help. The Tyrskans were surprised that the Bujanski were that willing to help them, even if it took years, to heal.

## Tyrskan language in Bujan

See also: Tyrskan glossary

Although the Tyrskan language is similar to Bujanski, the Tyrskans kept forcing everyone to speak only in Tyrskan. It was the direct descendant of the Zavtranian language, which splintered into the "Roisic languages" of Darros and the Kovastoi islands. "Roisja" is the Bujanski word for "Russia", the otherworldly country where the Tyrskans came from.

The difference between Tyrskan, Zetrosian, and standard Russian is that Tyrskan sounds more "crude and smothering", with many sh and ch-clusters making the language sound more disgusting to Bujanski ears. Compared to its Darroskei relatives, Tyrskan sounds more harsh, while Darroskei Russian sounds more noble. Many Tyrskan words were derived from military jargon, replacing the classical vocabulary adopted by the Zetrosian emperors of northern Russia.

Zetrosian sounds a bit more harmonious, due to many attempts by the god-emperors to "beautify" the language using the phonology and grammar of the old church books in their attempts to elevate themselves to godhood. It was designed to make Russian sound more like Old East Slavic, as in the churches. This could be why the Zetrosians used to force the Tyrskans to switch to their imperial tongue, leading to another war that contributed to it being eclipsed by Tyrska.

The Tyrskans were so fanatical that they assumed that anyone who refuses to obey them, and speak only in Tyrskan, would destroy their language and people, whereas the Zetrosians were somewhat more forgiving of the usage of other tongues.

Compared to standard Russian, Tyrskan would sound more "crumpled", while Zetrosian would sound more beautiful.

### Example:

"This world will burn!"

Russian: Этот мир будет гореть (Etot mir budet goret')

Zetrosian: Сий мир бондешь горешь/Сий мир будешь гореть (Si mir bondeshj goreshj)

Tyrskan: Этад мэр буйдэт гаресть (Etad mer buidet garjestj)

## Tyrskan names of Bujanski places

See also: Provinces of Bujan, Terran colonies of Bujan

* Bujan - Zavtrana Province
* Koscheigrad - Zmetragrad, City of Death; later Zamjetra, Zametro
	+ Originally "Zmertagrad" as a mockery of the defeat of Zvesta.
	+ It was renamed to Zametro.
* Djaripol - Pravdisk
* Nasarpollo - Djen'pabjedisk (Victorydayville), town near Nasarpollo
* Nasarpollo - Novy Djen'pabjedisk
* Buron - Myvazhniesk ("We Are More Important Than You")
* Vaitachol - Zatyrskansk City
	+ Although de facto controlled by the Maeranoi, it was claimed as "historical Tyrskan land" on the basis of a historical Tyrskan community. Terrorist attacks were frequent to forcibly seize control of the cathedral city.
* Nilahaunda - Slaviansk Town
* Kalinka
* Lidongrad - Bogroditska, Matrioshka, Matrianka
* Bubelinsk
* Ushankagrad
* Krepost Zapabjedu (Fort Victoria)

### Khvostian names

* Tail Islands, Khvostia - former autonomous region at the southwest for ethnic Terrans, now the islands off Nojenso Province. There, Tyrskan laws were used to forcibly convert the locals.
	+ The Tail Islands region was also notorious for the colonials' frequent abuse of the kolovrat. The sacred Bujanski symbol is wrongly used, wrongly arranged, and mixed with other imperial symbols to represent Tyrskan domination.

* Svjatomatisk - "Town of the Holy Mother", former capital of Khvostia.

## Eight Yearsism

See also: Terranisation

The national ethics of New Tyrska or Zavtrana, as the domain of the Tyrskan aristocracy, was known as "Eight Yearsism" or "Vosjemletnost" (Восемьлетность). The "eight years" of war that shaped the Tyrskan worldview became the basis of that ideology, which justified absolute power and manipulation as the only form of justice. Their ultimate goal was simply to rule the world, as the ultimate form of revenge against all the pain they suffered.

Eight Yearsism was a nationalistic philosophy that stressed on strong traditional families, religious orthodoxy, military supremacy (albeit as a strong, militarised colony), and supremacism over all others, including against other Slavic people. This was in contrast to the Bujanski ethic, which focused on a mixture of traditional and progressive views to create a sort of "harmony". The Bujanski also had traditional families and religious orthodoxy, but these were fuelled by compassion and educated discipline, instead of compulsion and fanaticism.

Eight Yearsism also justified whataboutism, aggression, revenge, abuse, and destruction of other cultures: all to ensure that the Tyrskans will prevail and rule over whatever they left in ruins. Although children were valued in Eight Yearsism, to the point that Tyrskan art had a lot of pictures of happy children, they were sometimes also beaten and scolded to force them in line.

This compulsive, warmongering worldview was why the Tyrskans were considered as Terrans, both to the Bujanski and other peoples.

The Eight Points of the national faith were:

* Right of History - the Tyrskans are always right, and all history must focus on Tyrska. Mysticism will unlock true history.
* Right of Language - all must speak in Tyrskan only. To stop using Tyrskan is to attempt to destroy the language or the Tyrskan people.
* Right of Security - neighbours who dare turn against Tyrska, especially to isolate and surround it, will be occupied and bombed, or even annexed. The destruction of a hostile land is a "liberation" for the Tyrskans, to colonise it.
* Right of Might - no weakness or fault is allowed in a Tyrskan. Bullying is good as long as a Tyrskan does it.
* Right of Passage - the Tyrskan must enjoy a privileged life, because life is unfair.
* Right of Faith - all belief must be redirected towards the Tyrskan way. Other religions may be phased out for the Tyrskan imperial cult.
* Right of Culture - Tyrskan culture must remain traditional, unmodernised in spite of technology. That meant patriarchy, traditional families (a father and a mother), large families, strict social roles, coercion, and militarisation.
* Right of Happiness - Tyrskans are to have the right to say every curse against the enemies of Zavtrana, without any consequence.

### Wannaenid punishments

Among their practices included, during Wannaenid rule:

* Displaying the symbols 8 and the "angry Z", imperial symbols, everywhere
* Misusing the kolovrat, reducing it from a holy symbol to dirty graffiti. That is considered as blasphemous and offensive in Bujanski culture.
* Showing their own children everywhere
* Calling ethnic Bujanski "Vyrusi", "ex-Rus", for refusing to adopt Tyrskan culture or speak in Tyrskan
* Whataboutism
* Making Tyrskan a mandatory language, and beating up anyone who wanted to speak in native languages. This was considered as revenge against distant, dead enemies who used to punish their ancestors for speaking in Russian
* Graffiti

## Religion

The ancestors of the Tyrskans followed a distorted form of Christianity, known simply as the Tyrskan National Church (Tyrskan and Russian: Tyrskaja Rodnaja Tserkovj, TRC; Тырская родная церковь, ТРЦ). After the formation of Kovastoi and their people's rule over Darros, they gradually converted to Rodnovery, again distorted by their supremacist and elitist views.

They worshipped their emperor Zetros above Perun, an act considered as blasphemous to the peoples of Bujan. During Wannaenid rule, major temples all over Bujan had their idols torn down and replaced with statues of their deified emperor and families.

The Tyrskan Church was reintroduced from contact with the People's Republic of Tyrska. It became more different from Christianity, venerating a pantheon of presidents and military leaders as saints. Reflecting the Tyrskan national doctrine, the Churchgoers were required to keep an arrogant, sneering attitude to prove their superiority. This was what made the Churchgoers more unwelcome in Bujanski society, to the point that their whole religion was banned in the modern Bujanski monarchy.

The purpose of life, according to the Tyrskan church, is to create huge, orderly families to spread the supremacy of Tyrska, and then to seek "vindication" by dying in battle. Violence and cruelty, therefore, are justified as bringing one's self closer to the deified Emperor and his gods.

Tyrskans who die end up being sent to Boot Camp Cloud Seven, where the strongest were taken to become saints, while the weak were thrown into the Pit of Q.

On the other hand, Jesus, the centre of the Christian religion of old Russia, was rejected as a symbol of the Church of Q. This inevitably led to infighting between various Tyrskan regiments, some of which were fanatics picked from various Christian communities.

### Tyrskan pantheon

The Tyrskan gods (as the Bujanski called them) were known in the Tyrskan church as the Celestial Army.

* Father Zetros - emperor and founder of the Zetrosian civilisation. A scientist who became immortal, yet got killed in a later war.
* Zilman the Cable Technician - a former TV technician who ran a troll army, the god of online activity.
* Biarnor, Faradyn, and Nalomnyr - three generals who led a string of victories against the Q Templars, worshipped as the gods of war.
* Matrinja - goddess of motherhood
* Delgyria - goddess of marriages, formerly Zetros' niece and an online celebrity.
* Adamas - an engineer who became the god of tanks and vehicles. The annual Saints' Races were an act of worship to him, where men drive vehicles in honour of dead relatives.

### Desecration

Another blasphemous act of theirs that angered the locals was the frequent use of the kolovrat. Back in Zetrosia, the Tyrskans and their Zetrosian rulers used kolovrats in their military art as a symbol of their superiority. In the lands where their conquered, the kolovrat was seen at temples and religious ceremonies, and people there prayed to it as a symbol of the solar god Svarog.

The Bujanski were very sad and angry seeing their holy symbol irreverantly used by the Tyrskan masters, a heavenly emblem defiled into a symbol of hate. Every day, the Tyrskans smeared kolovrats on the walls, even in filthy places, as graffiti with ink, spray paint, dirt, and blood. Many Tyrskan men tattooed their own skin with kolovrats, smearing them with more dirt and blood from their work and fights.

In the Bujanski religion, kolovrats are not allowed to be made with dirt or in unclean places, but in a clean place located high above the floor to honour the Bujanski gods, like an idol or a shrine of the Gods. Before the Wannaenid conquest, the misuse of the kolovrat was also considered as a criminal offense, an outrageous blasphemy that landed offenders in weeks of prison.

When the Bujanski waged a war of independence against the Wannaenid Empire, they and their Tyrskan enemies used flags with kolovrats. Tyrskan kolovrat flags were ugly and haphazard, simply plastered wheels on jarring imperial symbols, slogans, or colours. Bujanski kolovrat flags were more neat and beautiful, expressed as worship in the form of simple red banners with gold borders, or supported by animals praying to the Sun. To Tyrskans, the kolovrat was only a symbol of supremacy against other peoples, including the Slavic Bujanski; but to Bujanski, it was a symbol to express their love to their Gods, and everything good about them.

The Bujanski prevailed, and reimposed the restrictions on the use of the holy kolovrat. These restrictions had criminal punishments after another wave of Terrans started attacking the Bujanski, after the latter were very angry seeing kolovrat tattoos. The Bujanski people claimed that the restrictions were to protect the kolovrat from being desecrated by enemies of their nation, especially warmongers.

To discourage the Tyrskans and other warmongers from ever touching the holy emblem, many Bujanski started using the alternate Eight Wheels, a symbol used by Vozonid Rodnovers for their religion. It is also a symbol of Svarog, leaving the kolovrat into the most hallowed of premises and returning it to its proper use to worship the Sun.

### Good wins against evil

In addition, during Wannaenid rule, gangs of demon-worshippers scrawled graffiti praising evil beings, including "Satan" and other vile names. The Bujanski mocked their pointless, vain obsession by painting over the names so they instead read "Hail Shiva", a very powerful being from beyond the worlds. Similar graffiti praising evil and demonic beings were painted over and replaced with praises to the various Gods of Bujan. The meeting places of the demon gangs were also wrapped with sashes coloured in saffron, offering those locations to the Gods to cleanse them. Deprived of their evil powers, many of these gangs were defeated.

Tyrskans also drew swastikas to frighten the Bujanski, hoping that they would cower like their past victims before their death gangs. Over there at Tyrska's world, the invaders sometimes used swastikas as a symbol of hatred and death, just as some empires before them did when they waged their ruinous wars. The Bujanski, in turn, cleaned up their graffiti and even converted some graffiti swastikas into shrines to their Gods. This was because the swastika is seen in some religions, including Dharmism, as a holy symbol that does not call for the destruction of certain human races. Again, this was done to mock the Tyrskans for their obsessive hatred: the more they curse at Bujanski, the closer the Bujanski were to their beloved Gods.

On one particular day, many swastikas in Tyrskan emblems and graffiti started to disappear. The past graffiti-shrines, set up to mock the Terrans' misuse of the symbol for hatred and murder, looked empty without those symbols, so the Bujanski took them down without a fuss. Every time they drew a swastika, it vanished as if it were a dry puddle.

In torture chambers, many people were strained to look like swastikas in some kind of dark ritual to curse the Bujanski. At the moment the swastikas started to disappear, so did the prisoners, who found themselves outside the prisons and healed from all of their wounds. With their legs given their strength back, the escapees ran to the resistance and joined them, telling the free Bujanski about their strange miracle that brought them out of prison.

Afterwards, various supernatural phenomena occurred all over Bujan, targeting the Wannaenid oppressors and their Tyrskan mobs. The Bujanski took these as a sign that the Gods that they loved were with them, and were preparing the resistance to save their homeland.

## Notable Tyrskans

* Dmitri Larausov - the aristocrat who hired Chraevoka the Ontemazei, as his personal executioner.
	+ Like many devout Tyrskans who served the Wannaenid emperors, he was arrogant and fanatical, yet somewhat cautious after noticing two tragic things: the murder of his boastful friends, and more of his former associates being reduced to mindless supersoldiers.
	+ For his crimes, he was supposed to be executed by firing squad, but he was killed by a rival, who wanted to lead an all-out war of extermination against the Bujanski people. The same rival was killed and eaten by Chraevoka, his organs made into a purse.
* Mokhin Miruslavis - one of the immortals who posted comments online, cheering for the destruction of Koscheigrad. In the next 300 years he worked as a drill sergeant, continuously showing off his gun collection and the children that he sired.
	+ In the three centuries of his sordid life, he continued trolling even his own supporters online, harrassing them and engaging himself in flame wars. His own recruits used to call him "Gaspadin Zed" (Mister Z) for his continued use of the Z letter and his growing insanity.
	+ His grandson Terpjevlad thought that his obsession with Z, from painting the letter everywhere to even tattooing his own face, was a curse from the gods for his stubborn, cruel glee.
	+ For wasting his immortal life on online trolling and the Koscheigrad comments he made centuries ago, this unrepentant warmonger was murdered during the war of independence. Many of his friends, who also engaged in similar acts and wasted their lives on luxuries and militarism, also met their ends with bullets and swords.
* Terpjevlad Miruslavis
	+ Born 70 years after Mokhin posted his infamous comments, at around 1620 AT.
	+ Unlike his father, at some time he started to notice that his society had something wrong, and his grandfather is starting to become insane. He became a devotee of the gods of Bujan.
	+ Driven to sorrow and uncertainty by his own background, he turned himself over to the Bujanski. In his panic he apologised and beat himself up, but one of the Bujanski decided to recruit him.
	+ Terpjevlad lost his arm fighting his own colonials. He underwent the purification rites, and paid a large sum from his work as a carpenter, causing him to be integrated into Bujanski society as a repentant un-Terran.
* Mikhail Zavstrasov - a rival of Dmitri, obsessed with total annexation of Bujan and nearby islands into a Tyrski Mir, and later with himself as the new emperor.
	+ Mikhail was known as the Dangler because he liked to display the hanged bodies of his opponents and those who failed him. He later hired an army of mercenaries from other worlds, alien and human alike, for the purpose of destroying the rest of Bujan and becoming an emperor.
	+ After murdering Dmitri, he was about to leave Dmitri's mansion, when Chraevoka stabbed him and ate his organs.
* Sergei Maksimov - the last Tyrskan puppet king, Sakhirov XXII. Led the Tyrskan armies against the Bujanski rebels, but was unable to control the contrasting, conflicting commanders in his armies who had different agendas for their future Tyrskan empire. Killed in battle.

## Trivia

* The Tyrskans were inspired by the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, especially from the Russian nationalists' attitude. Their primary theme was "revenge" and "wanting others to suffer the same things we did".
	+ Specifically, the Tyrskan rulers of Bujan were based on the Russian nationalists using the Donbass separatists as the reason why they waged war on Ukraine. This is reflected by the Tyrskans using their exile to make the Bujanski suffer as they did.
	+ The Bujanski were also inspired by Russian people, but they contrasted against the Tyrskans by their more benign attitudes, even as they may become cruel due to rage and madness from pain.
	+ As people derived from Internet trolls and hardcore militarists, even the Zetrosians found the Tyrskans and their Bujanski descendants to be more insane.
	+ Even the Tyrskans of their homeland were sometimes afraid of Bujanski Tyrskans for being more destructive and cruel. This led to occasional clashes between the two, and protests in Tyrska against the Bujanski colonials for being too violent.
* Because the Tyrskans used the word "kahol" against the nations of Eastern Europe who fought against their ancestors, and then towards Bujanski people as a symbol of their dominance, one Bujanski law mandated that the use of "kahol" is a capital offense. Murder is legal towards anyone who dares use the h-word in Bujan, because its users tend to be supporters of Bujan's enemies.
	+ Alternate-history and historical works use "hokal", "logak", or "lorak", because the Bujanski refuse to use that word.
	+ One may only use "hohol" to quote an enemy, mention what happened, or explain what it meant. The same is used for various forbidden words banned in Bujan.
	+ In spite of the word being originally a term against Ukrainians, the main enemies of Tyrska during the occupation of Bujan were the Church of Q, and the nations of Zeeland, Kazakhstan, Latvia, and Portugal. The other four were simply targeted for refusing to accept Tyrskan or Q Church rule, as members of the New Europe Alliance. Ukraine was not the most frequent target of Tyrskan propaganda, but those countries, as reported in eyewitness accounts from the Bujanski resistance.
* The author based military uniforms worn by Tyrskans and Maeranoi during Wannaenid colonial rule on Soviet uniforms.

## See also

* Bujan Fourfold
* Terranisation

### Other Terran warmongers

* Fifty-Six Tyrants - the first of the Terran enemies, summoned by desperate warlords.
* Terran Empire - an empire of Terran humans who sought vengeance on the whole Galaxy.
* Konjor Armed Forces - Americans formed a huge majority of Konjor human and Terran soldiers.
* Maeranoi - previous invaders from American civilisations who sought to conquer, enslave, or exterminate Bujan and its neighbours