Well-played, grunter.
Orthodox Chriatianity in Ezbátu grows, although the movements are kept underground, and are small, partly because the Bible is in Latin, and not the colloquial Ezbatan language prevalent in the region. Different sects appear, though not diverse, they share slightly different dogma. Islam also becomes increasingly popular in and around the Shinan borderlands.
Buddhism becomes the most popular religion in the region, settling in at around 81% of the population.
Due to a combination of the clouds clearing, the temperature rising back up, and the semi-long-term peace shared in Ezbátu, the nation's economy enters a state of steady and stable recovery. The nation's reaction to foreign entities, however, is xenophobic, especially due to the abandonment by the West Oriental Crowns (Gungixao, Ashibia, Xianxan), Shinai's abandonment of Ezbátu and conversion to Islam, the growth of an aggressive and very powerful Islamic Empire, and the sudden rape of the Xebüløt region by Rēsugurētā.