Krukyr

The Krugen Ecumene ⴽⵃⵜⴳⴴ (Krugen) 瓷國棲居地 (Krugen Chinese) Krukârii Ekuméne (Lhinvi) 瓷器遗产栖居地 (Cho'l)
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Official Name	The Krugen Ecumene (Krukyrpyuenpizyuz)
Common Name	Krukyr
Denonym	Krugen
Capital	Kyragira
Largest City	Kyragira
Official Language(s)	Krugen
Ethnic Groups	85,4% Krugens 2,4% Chinese 0,95% Lhinvians 0,65% Chøl
Religion	50,5% Animism 3,3% Abrahamic 38,4% Unaffiliated
Government Type	Nonpartisan Meritocratic Democracy
Supreme leader	knupp king of crewcar
Legislature	Krukseiktez (the (eternal) National Oversight)
Continent	Agalon
Region	Krugisles
Area (km²)	1.183.001
% Water	~7,2%
Population	134.217.728 (2025)
Density (/km²)	113,5
Currency	Capshee (Kapsye)(KAP)
GDP	$4.994.241.658.880
GDP per capita	$ 37.210
Gini	19,4%
HDI	0.938 (2024) – very high
ISO 3166-1 alpha-2	KK (.kk)
ISO 3166-1 alpha-3	KRK

This article uses the Gregorian calendar

Krukyr, officially the Krugen Ecumene, is an island nation situated on The Krugisles off the western coast of Agalon. Being an island nation, it borders the Krugen Sea to the east, the Hafy to the north, (n/a) to the east, and (n/a) to the south. Krukyr has a population of 134.217.728, 96% of which live in urban areas. Kyragira is the capital and largest city with a metropolitan population of 26.064.603, followed by Kyhruks, Zhiruks, and Mimi.

The island of Kelas is claimed by both Kelsia and Krukyr, it is administered by Kelsia from the winter to the summer solstice, and vice versa for Krukyr. It is Krukyr's northernmost point, and is only inhabited during the summer by fishermen.

Etymology

The name Krukyr means inherited from porcelain, from the Krugen words kruk and kyr; meaning porcelain and land of birthright respectively. The name comes from the abundance of Kaolin found in the soil of Ippatnhasya, which was a vital part of the Krugen economy before industrialization. The demonym, Krugen, comes from krug being back-formed from Krukyr as a prefix.

History

Prehistory

Traces of human inhabitation on the Krugisles has been dated back to around 14.000 BC, with prehistoric sites mostly concentrated around modern day Kyragira in the north and Xysu in the south. They were two separate cultures, although they had similar genetic makeup and were in extensive contact, having trading routes running along the eastern coast of Kyhraki. Traces of these Mesolithic populations is seen in the genetic profile of modern Krugen people, with around 40% of Krugen genetic makeup being from these populations.

The neolithic Krugoid peoples started migrating to the islands from the north around 7.200 years ago, having inherited a complex culture that started forming in the River Plains population around 14.500 years ago. They brought agriculture, domesticated animals, extensive seafaring knowledge and their language with them. Due to the sparse population and relatively abundant resources on the islands, they did not conflict with the pre-existing Paleokrugid populations, and eventually merged with them; forming the Proto-Krugen culture. The Unox seafarers started arriving from the Xysu Islands around 6.000 years ago, giving rise to the Forekrugen culture around the Kyhr River, which eventually spread to the rest of the islands, finally forming a unified culture over the course of about half a millennium. Today, around 10% of modern Krugen DNA stems from these seafarers, peaking at 15% in inhabitants of Nizhe.

Forekrugen Era

The Forekrugen Era, also called the Krugen Bronze Age, saw the advent of metal alloy production (bronze), urbanization and written language on the Krugisles. The first evidence of written Krugen date back to around 2700BCE, found around the Kyhr River on Kyhraki, in the form of ideographs used to signal ownership of personal property. This marked the beginning of the Forekrugen Era, which lasted till 1340BCE.