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IntrepidTee — Dissolution of Russia and China
Published: 2012-01-11 09:55:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 5582; Favourites: 49; Downloads: 31
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With Russia and China occupying so much land that ethnically is not theirs, they're gonna have to became smaller sometime in the distant future.I made this map showing Russia and China in the future, along with countries that took parts of their land while they were breaking up.
The map itself is really wanked up, and I didn't do any research, so it is absolutely and totally 100% historically and secession-ically unaccurate.
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More possible "Korea and Manzhuria" and "Sakha-Mongolia"/
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Why did you unify the Two Koreas with Manchuria and call it Mongolia?
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Oh dear lord, that is quite embarrassing.
And on top of that, I have no .xcf file, so I can't edit it very easily.
I'll see what I can do.
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To a certain extent Russia has already undergone a political shakedown after the loss of their territories in Central Asia (Kazakhstan thru Turkmenistan). I would think that once East Turkistan breaks with China they would attempt to join all the other little nations in the region.
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I'm a bit confused. Is if East Turkistan breaks from China, East Turkistan would attempt to form a mega-Central Asian country what you're saying or have I misunderstood?
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not a mega country, but an economic cooperative like the EU for countries whose names end in the suffix -stan. By pooling their resources they could together stand a chance of limiting Russian and Chinese economic influence in Central Asia.
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Hmm, I didn't think of that. It is quite an interesting idea, actually.
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So the Russians lose Russian dominated Siberia to the small numbers of Mongols and Turkic people, but they keep Tatarstan?
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As I mentioned previously, I really wanked it up, and didn't do any research, mainly because this was made for fun and there isn't much information on Siberia.
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Oh there is loads, I've researched it quite a bit looking to ways for Mongolia and Japan to expand during the Civil War. It's almost all Russian. Almost everywhere in Russia is, few of the Autonomous Republics have more that 50% of their population of the ethnicity they were created for.
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Ah well... when people move into relatively empty land, they tend to replace the lesser numbered inhabitants.
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Really? I couldn't find much. Could you give me the links to a couple of websites?
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I just used Wikipedia. This ought to help as a starting point.
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You have to remember that Stalin and many others in the former USSR and even the Russian Empire moved a lot of people about forcibly. That's why there is a small Russianized German community in Kazakhstan.
For China, here is a good place to start. In China the Han dominate almost everywhere. Less than 20% of people in Inner Mongolia are Mongols, in Xinjiang it's roughly 50-50 Han and Uyghur. Only Tibet is the only Provincial level division that has an overwhelming non-Han Majority. Any other minority is truly tiny compared to the Han.
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