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<strike>The majority of the territory's population is made up of indigenous Cronites. Most Cronites living within the boundaries of Porfíria belong to the Mannakee cultural and linguistic cluster dominant across northern Crona, the exceptions being three Tyohuxul-speaking tribes on the territory's southern frontier and one tribe on Rovaīon island of undetermined linguistic affinity. To date, twenty separate Cronite tribes have been identified and contacted in Porfíria.

No census has yet been conducted in the territory, but government estimates place the number of colonists in the territory around half a million. Ethnically, [[Ĥeiran Coscivians]] and Kiravian Celts comprise a plurality of the population, many of them coming from the rugged maritime and mountain regions of northern Great Kirav, the Talavéiscan colonies, and Cèuvara. [[Austral Coscivians]] from the [[~~Dysona~~ Islands]] also have a major presence in the colony, as do Northern Coscivian groups (particularly the Ískem), Lúnstem, Sēoran Coscivians, Kaskem, and Saskem. Fishermen put out of work by the 21205 oil spill in the Strait of Rovaīon and small farmers from Northwestern Great Kirav make up a large share of Porfíria's settler population.

No census has yet been conducted in the territory, but government estimates place the number of colonists in the territory around half a million. Ethnically, [[Ĥeiran Coscivians]] and Kiravian Celts comprise a plurality of the population, many of them coming from the rugged maritime and mountain regions of northern Great Kirav, the Talavéiscan colonies, and Cèuvara. [[Austral Coscivians]] from the [[Sydona Islands]] also have a major presence in the colony, as do Northern Coscivian groups (particularly the Ískem), Lúnstem, Sēoran Coscivians, Kaskem, and Saskem. Fishermen put out of work by the 21205 oil spill in the Strait of Rovaīon and small farmers from Northwestern Great Kirav make up a large share of Porfíria's settler population.

Small numbers of Woolzi Arabs are known to live in the territory.</strike>

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 <strike>The majority of the territory's population is made up of indigenous Cronites. Most Cronites living within the boundaries of Porfíria belong to the Mannakee cultural and linguistic cluster dominant across northern Crona, the exceptions being three Tyohuxul-speaking tribes on the territory's southern frontier and one tribe on Rovaīon island of undetermined linguistic affinity. To date, twenty separate Cronite tribes have been identified and contacted in Porfíria.
-No census has yet been conducted in the territory, but government estimates place the number of colonists in the territory around half a million. Ethnically, [[Ĥeiran Coscivians]] and Kiravian Celts comprise a plurality of the population, many of them coming from the rugged maritime and mountain regions of northern Great Kirav, the Talavéiscan colonies, and Cèuvara. [[Austral Coscivians]] from the [[Dysona Islands]] also have a major presence in the colony, as do Northern Coscivian groups (particularly the Ískem), Lúnstem, Sēoran Coscivians, Kaskem, and Saskem. Fishermen put out of work by the 21205 oil spill in the Strait of Rovaīon and small farmers from Northwestern Great Kirav make up a large share of Porfíria's settler population.
+No census has yet been conducted in the territory, but government estimates place the number of colonists in the territory around half a million. Ethnically, [[Ĥeiran Coscivians]] and Kiravian Celts comprise a plurality of the population, many of them coming from the rugged maritime and mountain regions of northern Great Kirav, the Talavéiscan colonies, and Cèuvara. [[Austral Coscivians]] from the [[Sydona Islands]] also have a major presence in the colony, as do Northern Coscivian groups (particularly the Ískem), Lúnstem, Sēoran Coscivians, Kaskem, and Saskem. Fishermen put out of work by the 21205 oil spill in the Strait of Rovaīon and small farmers from Northwestern Great Kirav make up a large share of Porfíria's settler population.
 Small numbers of Woolzi Arabs are known to live in the territory.</strike>

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