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==Demographics== | ==Demographics== | ||
====Ethnicities==== | ====Ethnicities==== | ||
The major ethnic groups of Huoxia are the Tiauska, Hurch, and Menzhou. All three are interrelated, with | The major ethnic groups of Huoxia are the Tiauska, Hurch, and Menzhou. All three are interrelated, with Huric being the national language and the Menzhou being the most populous group. The Hurch are directly descended from the original invaders who plundered the Tanhai region in the xxth Century, and compose a mere seven percent of the population, primarily living in the interior. Both the Menzhou and Tiauska share Hurch descent, but the Menzhou are descended from Hurch invaders and the local Tanhese, whereas the Tiauska are primarily descended from [[Daxian people|Daxian-Yuenan]] and Hurch stock. | ||
Huoxia's government has pursued a policy of discrimination against the Hurch since the 2004-2006 Jangmu War, in which the Hurch supported the Jangmu family opposing the sitting government. This is largely considered an intensification of the previous revocation of statehood of these same areas in 1982, but with the addition of laws pressuring the Hurch to marry into Tiauska and Menzhou families through business licensing and random 'loyalty exams'. The | Huoxia's government has pursued a policy of discrimination against the Hurch since the 2004-2006 Jangmu War, in which the Hurch supported the Jangmu family opposing the sitting government. This is largely considered an intensification of the previous revocation of statehood of these same areas in 1982, but with the addition of laws pressuring the Hurch to marry into Tiauska and Menzhou families through business licensing and random 'loyalty exams'. The Eyemben have also been accused of abuses against Hurch civilians in the name of pacifying rebel groups from 2004-2018, after which point no acts of terror in relation to Hurch independence have been noted following the relaxation of the most repressive policies and an expansion of Eyemben numbers since 2022. | ||
====Wealth and Health==== | ====Wealth and Health==== | ||
Wealth inequality in Huoxia is a significant challenge, as while purchasing power locally allows for a growing middle class, the Huoxian _____ carries very poorly internationally. Most trade is done abroad in resources and precious materials, while banking is largely done in foreign currencies by the oligarchs and to a degree by the central government. The lower class accounts for roughly 70% of the population, with another 28% making up the middle class. | Wealth inequality in Huoxia is a significant challenge, as while purchasing power locally allows for a growing middle class, the Huoxian _____ carries very poorly internationally. Most trade is done abroad in resources and precious materials, while banking is largely done in foreign currencies by the oligarchs and to a degree by the central government. The lower class accounts for roughly 70% of the population, with another 28% making up the middle class. | ||