The following command will set your culture to 'Bashkir.'
The following command will change the culture of the specified county to 'Bashkir.'
Name | Bashkir |
Culture ID | bashkir |
Heritage | Turkic |
Ethos | Stoic |
Language | Shaz Turkic |
Architecture | Eurasian Steppe |
Fashion | Mongolian |
Coat of Arms | Turkic |
Military Equipment | Mongolian |
The Bashkir culture is a vibrant and rich culture that originates from the Bashkirs, an indigenous Turkic people primarily inhabiting Bashkortostan, Russia. With historic roots dating back centuries, the Bashkirs have developed a unique and complex culture that is a seamless blend of their nomadic traditions, Islamic influences, and inspirations from other neighbouring cultures.
Bashkir culture is well-known for its striking oral literature, including epics and heroic poems, demonstrating their ancient tradition of storytelling. They also have an esteemed tradition of craftsmanship, particularly in woodwork, leather, and metalwork. The Bashkir traditional dress, primarily made of leather and fur, stand as a testament to their skill in dressmaking.
Music and dance are other significant aspects of the Bashkir culture. The Kurai, a wind instrument, is a central part of their traditional music. Dances, often depicting hunting scenes or pastoral life, are a common form of entertainment.
Traditionally, Bashkir society was nomadic or semi-nomadic, with strong community links and respect for elders, much of which still remains. The Islamic faith also plays a significant role in their culture, influencing their social structure, rituals and ceremonies.
In conclusion, the Bashkir culture, with its richness and historical depth, offers a unique insight into a society whose traditions and ways of life have been shaped by both their nomadic origins and their Islamic beliefs.
This culture believes in standing strong like a mountain, taking any and all hardships that life may throw at them and enduring them all with grim determination and an indomitable spirit.
Each culture will have an ethos, which represents the core values, principles and attitude towards life that the culture has. It also determines which court types are available for kingdoms and empires.
Each culture will have several traditions, which represent the main customs of a culture and can grant various effects. A culture can have up to five traditions in the tribal era, with every additional era reached granting an additional slot for Traditions.
The following are the IDs of cultures that share the same heritage, Turkic, as the Bashkir culture:
Culture | Culture ID | Ethos |
---|---|---|
Avar | avar | Bellicose |
Bashkir | bashkir | Stoic |
Bolghar | bolghar | Communal |
Cuman | cuman | Bellicose |
Karluk | karluk | Communal |
Khazar | khazar | Egalitarian |
Kimek | kimek | Stoic |
Kipchak | kipchak | Stoic |
Kirghiz | kirghiz | Egalitarian |
Laktan | laktan | Stoic |
Pecheneg | pecheneg | Bellicose |
Shatuo | shatuo | Bellicose |
Uriankhai | uriankhai | Communal |
Uyghur | uyghur | Spiritual |
Yughur | yughur | Communal |