Audonization of Burgundie

Audonization of Burgundie is a term referring to the lasting impacts first of the Burgoignesc colonial empire,from the late 16th to the mid 19th centuries, and later of Operation Kipling, in the late 20th century, on Burgundie. Understood in its conventional sense, Audonization includes a wide variety of effects of Burgundie's involvement in Audonia not only how external factors have affected Burgundie, such as trade, moving demographics, and new cultural artifacts, but also how Burgundie's involvement has changed Burgoignesc concepts and perceptions. This latter effect includes a broad array of areas especially within the political and military fields.

Impacts

Cultural

Jazm

Further information: Jazm

Jasm's origins can be traced back to the early days of the Burgoignesc colonization, when Audonian musicians began to experiment with the imported instruments and musical forms of their oppressors. The rigid structures of Occidental music were infused with the rhythmic complexity and improvisational spirit of Audonian traditions, giving rise to a new, hybrid sound that was both familiar and utterly unique. At the heart of jasm lies the concept of 'improvisation,' a reflection of the Audonian people's ability to adapt and survive in the face of constantly changing circumstances.

As the Burgoignesc slave trade cast the various people's of Audonia

Cuisine

Peppers, spices

Granquai Restaurant Chain

Demographic

Burgoignesc slave trade

Audonization of Nauta Normand.

Military

The modern Burgoignesc way of war is largely based on the experiences gained during Operation Kipling.

Economic

Containerization Merchant Marine of Burgundie Middle Seas Region

Criticism

The Audonization of Burgundie has been criticized by many in the cultural institutions of Burgundie as a diluting force. It has become increasingly common that purist have called Yonderre the "last bastion of real Burgoignesc culture".

See also

• Burgundification of Audonia
• Cronanization