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The ethno-racial makeup of Iles Evangeline has changed considerable over the years. Originally lightly settled by peoples from [[Oyashima]] since around the year 200 CE, the islands never held more than a few thousands at their population peak. The disastrous aftermath of the Tezomoc Expedition for the [[Oyashima]] fleet led to an almost complete exodus from the islands, with [[Varshan]] bringing in thousands of its own laborers to work on the many mines on the islands in the late 19th century. This demographic dominance by peoples of [[Varshan]] origin continues to the modern day, altough the brief [[Corummese]] rule and now the [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] administration has resulted in the return of some [[Oyashima]]ns along with new [[Corumm]]ese, [[Rusana]]n, and [[Bergendii]] arrivals. [[Corumm]]ese and [[Rusana]]n residents were offered a stipend to leave the island upon the transfer of power to [[Burgundie]].

 

The "native" language of the [[Shauku Archipelago]] is {{wpl|Ainu_language|Ainu}}.