About an ocean planet seeded with Chuvash, Udmurt and Ainu people from the 1400s dotted with islands, orbiting two M-Type Stars. How would the cultures develop? They use scripts derived from Chuvash, Udmurt and Ainu symbols.

>>508606789 (OP)
No clue what you are talking about but have a bump buddy

>>508607123
Well if Aliens found Chuvash, Udmurts and Ainu in the 1400s living on Earth and abducted them to put them on another Planet with lots of islands. Quite a cold Planet with abundant crops and seafood, would they flourish?

>>508607123
A bit like how Ancient Humans in Stargate were transported to other worlds. Like Abydos for instance.

>>508607427
Probably yeah, they managed to "flourish" in what we to this day consider uninhabitable without massive infrastructure investments

>>508607795
The Culture would be interesting, with elements of all three, probably dominated by speakers of a Chuvash dialect albeit heavily influenced by Udmurt and Ainu. Pagan too. Considering the Khans of Kazans had guns, they could as well.

>>508607427
I think their development would be similar to ours, eventually some of them would get tired of harsh conditions and move to warmer islands, causing rapid development and eventual "recolonization"

>>508608329
>Pagan too
Oh absolutely, to this day they are much more pagan than any of us, infact they are big reason why Russian religion is so weirdly all over the place, close contact with native population here is turning people somewhat pagan as well. Always found it interesting,

>>508608371
I could definitely see a large temperate island like Honshu is of Japan being the dominant one. Smaller islands would pay tribute to the Han (Khan). Rebels would be exiled to outer islands if proven not dangerous.
>>508608684
Indeed Udmurt Vöś was instrumental in the rise of Rodnovery locally among the Russians there.