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Beneath the 11 ''suyukuna'' are the ''wamanikuna'', of which there are roughly 66. However, the exact size of these ''wamanikuna'' varies depending on the size of a given ''suyu'', with the largest ''wamanikuna'' primarily being in Kinichupikchuyu and Kuntichinchaysuyu while the smallest ''wamanikuna'' are most prevalent in Chalaaqusuyu and Rawrayaqukunatarakunasuyu. Each ''wamani'' is governed by a ''toqrikoq'' ("local governor") who reports to the ''apu''. During the years of the North Songun civilization, the ''toqrikoq'' was traditionally an ethnic Kelekonese, but in the present a ''toqrikoq'' is usually of the ethnic group represented in a given ''suyu''. In multiethnic regions other than Maktalin, the ''wamanikuna'' are used to represent the recognized ethnic groups that reside in the region.