#yugotalia

[mommysmistake]

ignore that shit ass hate anon, your posts are genuinely fascinating and i love seeing in detail ex-yu things as a serbian diaspora kid who doesn't know much, keep taking about your headcannons i beg of you they are so cool!! 🙏🙏🙏

Hi! Thank you so much for the encouraging words, since you enjoy my posts I decided to make some short aph Serbia headcanons (historical)

In the 19th century he spoke like Idriza and Ilija because he thought their speech was proper and used it in most of his writing (Vuk Karadžić incorporating the clean vernacular into literary speech);

At one point he really looked up to European nations like Germany and France, who he even became friends with, and read their literature (at first he loved reading Dositej Obradović who was a fan of European ideas);

I think he would've been well off until he had to start paying many taxes during the Ottoman reign and became a bit poorer, but he slowly rose to riches again after becoming a principality and then a kingdom.

[dis-mr-slovenia]

♡･*:.｡.･⊰᯽⊱┈──╌❊╌──┈⊰᯽⊱ ･.｡.:*･♡

Provoking certain people might be his best entertainment smh xd

[lindonwald]

merry christmas, please don’t call

[dakaneeee]

Oh that’s MonteHerze agai

They’re okay ro whateva

[lietpolski]

bosnia & herzegovina & the child they adopted against their will that looks like an identical clone of their cousin serbia

[ivanscarf]

russerb asks! i hadn’t heard of yugotalia until now, i rly like the designs!

they seem so cute i like that serbia has a kind of doting kouhai type feel, i don’t think ivan has that type of relationship w anyone else, its very cute and fresh

[jalshristovski]

I waited about posting this just because I was planning on finishing it but I don’t think I ever will so

Here’s this silly little drawing

[myyryasever]

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[calvogostoso]

Every once in a while I go back to pixel animations

[yaoxsblog]

The people yearn for the baby

[mommysmistake]

I have a headcanon that Šćepan hates feuds and whenever Vuk and Dražen start fighting he tries to break them up; I think this because in the 18th century the Montenegrin tribes had vendettas against eachother which Danilo Petrović was able to stop.

[tabrisangel]

Yay srbcro

[dis-mr-slovenia]

Fancy pantsy ✨

[lindonwald]

I drew this for @lietpolski and myself but you can look at it if you want

[dakaneeee]

33 Године постојања 🇷🇸

Живјела, земљо моја мала, нико те никада угасити неће

Symbolism used:

Falcon- A symbol associated with the serbs of Bosnia

Peacock- used to represent Herzegovina in Folklore

Gusle- traditional instrument, with the faces of Bosnian Serbs Gavrilo Princip and Filip Višnjić. It’s characterized with an eagle to represent all of serbian ethnic land

The tree trunk- Obviously of an old tree, symbolizing centuries worth of history the Bosnian Serbs have gone through, with the date of the creation of our republic carved into it

It’s an okay piece, enjoy :”) happy 33 YEARS