Republic of Uzbekistan
Oʻzbekiston Respublikasi | Ўзбекистон Республикаси
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Uzbekistan, also known by her human name of Yulduz Dmitrievna Joʻrayev, is a kind and gentle soul who wants to do her best to help people, especially her own.
Uzbekistan is very gentle, with a soft voice and demeanor, and is someone who is easy to trust and talk to. Uzbekistan is very kind, always the first one to lend and hand and never being able to turn her back on someone in pain. She is perhaps too easy to forgive and tries her hardest to be a peacekeeper between fights, especially those in her family.
Uzbekistan is not naive, although many people mistake her as so, and carries a lot of hurt inside her. Much of the reason why she tries so hard to help people is that she is trying to help herself, especially when it comes to helping her people. Uzbekistan does not want to confront her hurt because it is easier not to confront it, so she tries to deal with it by helping others.
Gender: Female
Sexuality: Straight
Pronouns: she/her
Nicknames:
Languages Spoken: Uzbek (Official), Karakalpak (semi-official), Russian, Tajik, English, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Uzbeki/Southern Uzbek, Koryo-Mor (semi-fluent)
Religion: Hanafi Sunni Islam
Physical Description
Physical Description
Uzbekistan is five foot five in height and a physical age of twenty-two. She has brown eyes and straight black hair. She wears glasses.
While in country form, her skin is that of her flag, with the green going down the rest of her body. Her hands and arms are blue, and her hands hold the crescent from her flag, while her legs are white. All the different colors of her body are separated by the thin red line from her flag.
In human form, she looks Uzbek, with her largest ethnic groups being Uzbek (84.5%), Tajik (4.8%), Kazakhs (2.4%), Karakalpaks (2.2%), and Russians (2.1%).
Uzbekistan is fit.
Historical Description
Historical Description
Uzbekistan has looked the same for most of her history.
From October 27, 1924 to July 22, 1925, Uzbekistan had a dulled version of the USSR flag.
From July 22, 1925 to 1927, Uzbekistan had this flag.
From 1927 to May 9, 1929, Uzbekistan had this flag.
From May 9, 1929 to February 28, 1931, Uzbekistan had this flag.
From February 28, 1931 to 1934, Uzbekistan had this flag.
From 1934 to January 1935, Uzbekistan had this flag.
From January 1935 to February 14, 1937, Uzbekistan had this flag.
From February 14, 1937 to July 28, 1938, Uzbekistan had this flag.
From July 28, 1938 to January 16, 1941, Uzbekistan had this flag.
From January 16, 1941 to August 29, 1952, Uzbekistan had this flag.
From August 29, 1952 to November 18, 1991, Uzbekistan had this flag.
Mental Illness
Mental Illness
History
History
Religion and Culture
Religion and Culture
Family
Family
Relationships (Personifications)
Relationships (Personifications)
Relationships (Humans)
Relationships (Humans)
Hobbies and Interests
Hobbies and Interests
Former Names
Former Names
Former Human Names
Former Human Names
1991-Present: Yulduz Dmitrievna Joʻrayev
1924-1991: Durdona Fedotovna Morozova (Дурдона Федотовна Морозова)
Former Country Names
Former Country Names
August 31, 1991-Present: Republic of Uzbekistan | Oʻzbekiston Respublikasi | Ўзбекистон Республикаси
October 27, 1924-August 31, 1991: Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic | Ўзбекистон Совет Социалистик Республикаси | Узбекская Советская Социалистическая Республика
Temporary Deaths
Temporary Deaths
Fun Facts and Additional Information
Fun Facts and Additional Information
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