Pretty much. In all honesty, I'm not a YORAS fan. I was initially intrigued but the more time I've spent with it, the more I've started to feel that it's almost a conservative's idea of what a liberal's wish-fulfillment version of history would be. That might be uncharitable, but while the book is praised to the skies for its small-scale worldbuilding, I think it's philosophical conceits are contradictory and tiring; and its large scale world-building (most egregious use of space-filling empires in a major work I've seen this side of Man in the High Castle) leaves a lot to be desired.
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Indeed. It is kinda odd that I feel like I know exactly what you mean for some reason 0.o
Abrahamic Religious countries are essentially done.
What are left to add to the legend are the Turkic World (Reformed Tengrism is the main religion but Russian Orthodox, Constantinople Islam and Sunni Islam is also common), Sinosphere (China, Japan, Korea, Pacific coast of North America), Hindu or Buddhist states in India and Southeast Asia (also Bali) and finally the Incas.