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The holidays of the Islamic Republic of the Hungarian Tatars

Public Holidays

  Public (of the IRHT)

  other origins

  Pan-Hungarian

  Islamic

Date	English name	Local name	Remarks
1 January	New Year's Day	Nowi Gód
25 - 27 February	Independence Day	Nâp Fyülgëtläenëšë	Commemorating the declaration of short-lasting Hungarian Tatar independence in 2022
15 March	First Revolution Day	Birömi Fîurá Nâp	Commemorating the 1848 Revolution (which aimed at the independence of the Hungarian Kingdom from the Austrian Empire)
19 March	Day of the victims of the opression of Stalin	Mölüvszääk Stalinčë Nâp	Commemorating the victims of Stalinist opression in the Hungarian Tatar SSR and other Hungarian Tatar regions under communist control
12 April	Victory Day (IRHT)	Cözyüli Nâp İRTM-čë	Commemorating the end of the Second Hungarian Tatar War and state independence of the IRHT
9 May	Victory Day	Cözyüli Nâp	Commemorating the end of the Second World War and victory over Nazi Germany
15 March	Hungary Day	Маgyár Nâp	Commemorating the Hungarian Tatar culture and conversion to Islam
4 July	Shcharbow Day	Šärbow Nâp	On this day in 2022, Ukrainian soldiers brutally killed the 1360 residents of the Shcharbow (Shcherbovetz) village. Also commomerating the massacres in the Third Hungarian Tatar War
6 December	Foundation of the Caucasian Magyar Empire	Mäčëplëč Gafgazi Magyár Birädol	Commemorating the founding of the Caucasian Magyar Empire
23 October	Second Revolution Day	İkyömi Fîurá Nâp	Commemorating the execution of the martyrs of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution
31 December	Silvester	Silvéster
1 Muharram	Islamic New Year	İslâmi Nowi Gód
15 Rabee ul-Awwal	Birthday of the Prophet Muhammad	Mâwlid
1-3 Ramadan	Ramadan Days	Nëp Ramazančë	Celebrating the first three days of the holy month Ramadan
1-3 Shawwal	Eid ul-Fitr	Bâjrám Äydilfitrčë
10 Dhu l-Hijjah	Eid ul-Adha	Bâjrám Äydiläzâčë

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Roman invasion of Adriatia
Part of Great Roman War
Roman tanks rolling into Adriatia
Date 19 March 6000 - 26 February 6001 Location Roman Empire, Adriatia Result Status quo ante bellum All countries have to pay compensations to each other
Belligerents
Roman Empire ARBiH Supported by: Tsardom of Constantinople	Entente Alliance: Republic of Adriatia ALA Levantine Kingdom Supported by: See supporters
Commanders and leaders
Marcus Agrippa Gaius Marius Endrit Skibidus Muhammed Baljozovic	Luka Vizetic Bokar Binladenic David Remstric Jahid Nasser Zayn Hussein
Strength
900,000 - 1,500,000 troops	600,000 - 1,000,000 troops
Casualties and losses
Roman combatans dead: 35,000 Roman combatans wounded: 140,000 Roman combatans missing: 3,500	Entente combatans dead: 24,000 Entente combatans wounded: 120,000 Entente combatans missing: 6,000
Civilian casualties: Roman Empire: Civilians dead: 150,000 Civilians wounded: 140,000 Civilians missing: 70 Adriatia: Civilians dead: 60,000 Civilians wounded: 190,000 Civilians missing: 1,256

Turkic invasion of Poland-Lithuania
Photo of destroyed Warsaw
Date 15 March 6001 -– 17 November 6001 Location Poland-Lithuania Result Decisive Turkic victory Dissolution of the Kingdom of Poland-Lithuania into 5 different states Arrest of former Polish king Fatale casualties on Polish side
Belligerents
Poland-Lithuania	Federation of Ural-Turkistan Rebel groups: Ukrainian Rebels Belarusian Rebels Lithuanian Rebels Lipka Rebels Polish Liberation Front Supported by: African Empire
Commanders and leaders
Mikail Bielinski † Ronald Chomski † David Adamiak Ilam Bialkowski † Piotr Jedrzejczyk † Kalyn Grobelnitzky †	Mahmud Halaghash Abdullah Murzhuzavilli Halimkhan Zhalasartalli Adam Elyukhari Sasha Domanov
Strength
over 1,000,000	ca. 235,000
Casualties and losses
Polish combatants dead: 742,300 Polish combatants wounded: ca. 900,000 Polish combatants missing: 13.200 Around 99% of Polish arsenal and the whole navy confiscated and/or destroyed at the end of the war	Turkic combatants dead: 40,520 Turkic combatants wounded: ca. 65,005 Turkic combatants missing: 60
Civilian casualties: over 890,000 Polish civilians dead over 3 million Polish civilians wounded over 90,000 Polish civilians missing ca. 3 million Polish refugees

Two Battles at Castle Kamianets Podilskyi
Part of Turkic invasion of Poland-Lithuania
Image of the castle before battle
Date 27 April 6001 - 28 April 6001 Location Kamianets-Podilskyi, Poland-Lithuania Result Decisive Turkic victory Death of ca. 280,000 Polish troops and capture of 220,000 Complete destruction of the castle Continuing Turkic control of the area Polish military failure
Belligerents
Poland-Lithuania	Federation of Ural-Turkistan
Commanders and leaders
Emil Kastriuzowsky  †	Isa Garpatli
Strength
500,000 troops 100 K2PL 60 M1 Abrams 30 WR-40 Langusta 200 APC's 40 batteries	1,200 troops SU-37's and other types of war planes
Casualties and losses
280,000 dead 220,000 captured all equipment completely destroyed	4 SU-37's

Federation of Ural-Turkistan Ural-Tûrkistan Ïtxyayadï (Ural-Turkish)
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: Yuridda Sülhax, Jihanda Sülhax (Peace at Home, Peace in the World)
Anthem:  Oy menim Tûrkistanïm "Oh my Turkistan"
Capital	Kotrinbur
Official languages	Ural-Turkic
Ethnic groups	92% Turks 5% Russians 3% others
Demonym(s)	Turkic - Turk
Government	Unitary presidential constitutional republic
• President	Mahmud Halaghash
• Prime Minister	Merkham Arozikashvilli
Area
• Total	3,559,147 km2 (1,374,194 sq mi)
• Water (%)	0.8
Population
• Estimate	46.911.407
• Density	13/km2 (33.7/sq mi)
GDP (nominal)	estimate
• Total	$210.36 billion
• Per capita	$4.485,28
HDI	0.896 very high
Currency	Turkic Rublakhek (ҍ) (UTF)
Time zone	UTC+5 (YEKT)
Date format	dd.mm.yyyy
Driving side	right
Calling code	+7
ISO 3166 code	UT
Internet TLD	.ut

Hungarian Tatar Defence Forces
Tatar Magyár Fëszrâši Vedâlimčë
Emblem of the Hungarian Tatar Defence Forces
Motto	Allahú Äkbâr
Founded	de jure: 01. March 2022 de facto: 16. Janury 1991 (HTLF)
Service branches	Hungarian Tatar Air Force Hungarian Tatar Land Forces
Headquarters	Stanyiszlo
Leadership
President	Ali Yoyashov
Prime Minister	Ozal Pryekelev
Minister of Defence	Muhammad Harkan-Ovanov
Chief of General Staff	Colonel general Kristof Aliakbarov
Personnel
Military age	18–42 years of age
Conscription	27 months
Active personnel	200,000
Reserve personnel	6,000
Expenditures
Budget	$1.7 billion (2023)
Percent of GDP	4.6% (2024)