Sibiryaks

Sibiryaks (Russian: Сибиряки, romanized: Sibiryaki; Sibiryaski: Ѕыбыряһ, romanized: Dzybyryah) is the Neoslavic ethnic group indigenous to Europa (from the different universe), who share a common Sibiryaks ancestry, culture, and history.

History
Before the Tunguska Event of 1908, the region of Krasnoyarsk Krai in Siberia was inhabited by various indigenous tribes, including the Evenki, Yakuts, and Tungus peoples. These groups lived off the land and had their own unique cultures and languages. However, following the impact that opened the portal to Parallelno, a group of Russians from different universes, known as Sibiryaks, were summoned to this world. Over time, these Sibiryaks integrated into the local society and established their own country within Krasnoyarsk Krai.

The Sibiryaks brought with them a diverse range of cultures, traditions, and languages, which blended with the local cultures to create a unique fusion. The Sibiryak language, for instance, was a mix of Russian and various other Slavic languages spoken in their original universes. The Sibiryaks developed their own society, with a focus on communal living and self-sustainability, which allowed them to thrive in the harsh Siberian environment. Today, the Sibiryaks remain an integral part of the cultural fabric of Krasnoyarsk Krai, preserving their unique identity while contributing to the wider society.