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Mongolian Independent States

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The Mongolian Independent States, also known as the Mongolian Free States, was a Trans-Gov faction in Subnautica 2. Learn about their history, culture, locations, and key citizens.

Also known as:Mongolian Indepedent States
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The Mongolian Independent States, also known as the Mongolian Free States, was a Trans-Gov.

There is a Mongolian lullaby that goes: "Büüvei… Büüvei… Büüvei-daa" repeating four times. Mongolians also seem to use the Cyrillic script, at least when writing on paper. Their dwellings appear to be a sort of technologically advanced yurt, with likely aspect of nomadic life.

Companies

  • Apex Industries

History

Following the events of Subnautica, Alterra began settling in Ariadne Arm, displacing the Mongolian settlers, who were also soon after faced with a bacterial outbreak.

Customs

  • The mother's surname is usually taken as a matronymic. Wander and Ander, as well Thing One and Thing Two display this with their first names.

Locations

  • Rakshasa
  • New Tārā (one-way Colony)
  • Freya IV (Colony)

Ariadne Arm

  • Neo-Caligo - Apex Industries Mining Facility
  • unnamed Free-Range Ranch

Known citizens

New Tārā

Pay Rate

The Pioneers on the Cicada were assigned Mongolian pay rates according to their roles within the colony.

  • Kurul (leadership)
  • Bagatur (specialized worker)
  • Nökhör (entry-level worker)

Trivia

  • The Mongolian lullaby "Büüvei… Büüvei… Büüvei-daa" (Cyrillic: Бүүвэй… Бүүвэй… Бүүвэй-даа; Traditional Mogolian: ᠪᠦᠦᠸᠡᠢ… ᠪᠦᠦᠸᠡᠢ… ᠪᠦᠦᠸᠡᠢ ᠳᠠᠠ) means "Go to sleep, don't be afraid".
    • "Büüvei" itself is a onomatopoeic word that imitates shaking and murmuring sounds, used to simulate the shaking rhythm of a cradle and the gentle humming sound of a mother, thereby helping babies calm down and fall asleep.

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