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{{Infobox ethnic group | |||
|group = Caens | |||
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|population = '''xxx million'''<br><small>approximate</small> | |||
|region1 = [[Urcea]] | |||
|pop1 = 37,601,501 | |||
|region2 = Çyr | |||
|pop2 = 27,000,000 | |||
|region3 = New Harren | |||
|pop3 = 43,506 | |||
|region4 = | |||
|pop4 = | |||
|region5 = ] | |||
|pop5 = | |||
|langs = Julian Ænglish, Caenoise (minority) | |||
|rels = Levantine Catholicism | |||
|related = | |||
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The '''Caenish people''', also known as '''Caens''', are an ethic group native to [[Levantia]]. Originating in [[Gothica]] as a subset of the [[Gothic people]], the ancestors of the Caens departed their homeland to raid and resettle in [[Great Levantia]]. By the beginning of the 4th century, many Caens settled permanently in and around [[Canaery]], from which the people derive their name; their control over it was confirmed in 310 AD. Unlike some other Gothic groups, most Caens readily adopted the [[Catholicism]] of Great Levantia in the late 4th century. From there, many participated in the [[Crusades]], and during the medieval period Caens gained a reputation for bravery in battle and competence at seafaring, bringing many into the employ of the predecessor states of [[Burgundie]]. | The '''Caenish people''', also known as '''Caens''', are an ethic group native to [[Levantia]]. Originating in [[Gothica]] as a subset of the [[Gothic people]], the ancestors of the Caens departed their homeland to raid and resettle in [[Great Levantia]]. By the beginning of the 4th century, many Caens settled permanently in and around [[Canaery]], from which the people derive their name; their control over it was confirmed in 310 AD. Unlike some other Gothic groups, most Caens readily adopted the [[Catholicism]] of Great Levantia in the late 4th century. From there, many participated in the [[Crusades]], and during the medieval period Caens gained a reputation for bravery in battle and competence at seafaring, bringing many into the employ of the predecessor states of [[Burgundie]]. | ||