Easway

 Accounts of Ezaari Easwegians Ezaari or Ezaari Easwegians are an ethnic group of historically related Eurasian peoples who trace their lineage back to the Altai-Sayan region of Central Asia and were major inhabitants of the Easwegian Commonwealth of Arctic Europe (1478-1821) and the Khazar Khaganate of the Steppe (650-969). According to the 2024 Easwegian Census, Ezaari make up the largest plurality of the Common Union of Easway with 33.33% of the population. They traditionally speak Ezerryen Easwegian, a Yeniseian-Turkic language that has entered revival after previous extinction following the post-1821 displacement of Ezaari from the Barents Region. Ezaari culturally practice estoteric and folk forms of Christianity though predominately fall into Eastern Catholicism. The Easwegian Common Union asserts that most Ezaari live as diaspora outside of Easway, with two main characterisations identified: the Biarmian Ezaari and the Vlach Ezaari, who both find common ancestry in the Khaz...

About the Easwegian Svalbard Isles  The Easwegian Svalbard Isles Free Realm, known as Easwegian Svalbard for short, is an admistrative division of the Common Union of Easway. It contains two Island Communities: Bear Island in the south and Pomoresia to the east. Bear Island was the sight of the Easwegian Reawakening, when Easway declared independence in 2017. Easwegian Svalbard contains four municipalities, including three on Bear Island - Essrina, Urdport and the Easwegian Svalbard capital of Boriopa Centrum - and Pomoresia, which is both a municipality and island community. Each municipality is chaired by a directly-elected marquis, who leads a municipal council with prefects as deputies. Each Island Community Commissioned by Emizerri, Tannurai of the Easwegians  Hopen Island Easwegian Svalbard Island Communities (ESIC) are the largest administrative divisions of the Easwegian Svalbard Isles Free Realm, the area under the administrative control of the Common Union of Easway....