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Demographically, the islanders are called Ventoise and all speak [[Burgoignesc language|Burgoignesc]], the native local language on Ile Melite, l'Ile Osilies, and l'Iles Capræs is {{wp|Corsican language|Langue de Vent}} and on Gicupicu, it is [[Sinitalian]]. 40% of Ventoise identify as [[Bergendii]], 12% as {{wp|Corsican people|Ventino}}, 9% as [[Sinitalian]], 5% [[Ebidi]], 3% [[Audonia]]n, and 31% identify as mixed or other. The island is 64% Christian (37% [[Catholic Church|Catholic]], 12% [[Mercantile Reform Protestant]], 10% [[College of Levantine Churches]], 3% [[Caphiric Catholicism|Caphiric Catholic]] and 2% [[Insular Apostolic Church|Insular Catholic]]), 4% are {{wp|Muslim}} the majority of whom are {{wp|Shia}}, the remainder are irreligious or other.

==History==

===Early modern period===

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====Pelaxian suzerainty====

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====Carto-Pelaxian Viceroyal March of Ventia====

Due to the importance of the islands they were annexed into the [[Carto-Pelaxian Commonwealth]] in [[1702]] as the Viceroyal March of Ventia. This enraged the citizens who felt their [[Latinic]] culture being stripped even further from them. A sabotage campaign started almost immediately and the [[Carto-Pelaxian Commonwealth|Commonwealth]] sent troops to suppress the "rebellion" in early [[1704]]. These troops were initially placed just in ports and shipyards to protect the [[Carto-Pelaxian Commonwealth|Commonwealth]]'s interests, but as the sabotage campaigns continued the troops were sent out into the populace to conduct pacification missions. These further stirred up anti-[[Pelaxia]]n sentiment. By [[1709]] the islands were in full rebellion. During this time the [[Southern Route]] had bypassed the islands all together as instability made them unattractive to captains and ship owners. As the islands became less important to the [[Southern Route|route]], it became less important to the [[Carto-Pelaxian Commonwealth|Commonwealth]]. In [[1713]], the [[Carto-Pelaxian Commonwealth|Commonwealth]] negotiated a treaty with the islands to release them from their suzerainty, but it did not go as far as to recognize the island's independence.

===Late modern period===

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====Ventese Free State====

===Science and research===

{{wp|Marine biology}}, {{wp|environmental sustainability}}, and {{wp|renewable energy}} sources are key areas of focus. Universities and research institutions collaborate with [[Burgoignesc Metropole|Metropole]] and [[Equatorial Ostiecia]]n partners to tackle global challenges and develop solutions specific to the island nation's needs. This investment in science and research is laying the foundation for a knowledge-based economy, transitioning from the traditional agricultural-based economy that historically dominated the islands.

===Manufacturing===

Port de Vent falls under the [[Navy_of_Burgundie#Osteician_Central_Command|Navy's Ostiecian Central Command]], the [[Army_of_Burgundie#II_Division,_Foreign_Legion|Army of Burgundie's II Division, Foreign Legion]], the [[Royal Air Service of Burgundie]]'s Ostiecian Central Command, and the [[Vocivine National of Burgundie]]'s Absurian Ocean Command. All of these services maintain a permanent presence on the island.

===Emergency response and healthcare===