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| '''[[Federal Stanora|Stanora]] seats''' || 6 | | '''[[Federal Stanora|Stanora]] seats''' || 6 | ||
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| '''Official languages''' || Austral Coscivian | | '''Official languages''' || Austral Coscivian<br>[[Khunyer language|Khunyer]]<br>Thrakoslavonic | ||
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| '''Other Languages''' || [[Kiravic Coscivian|Kiravic Coscivian]]<br>Xosmiri Coscivian<br>Leinish, Istroyan, Melotic<br>Thrakoscivian Creole | | '''Other Languages''' || [[Kiravic Coscivian|Kiravic Coscivian]]<br>Xosmiri Coscivian<br>Leinish, Istroyan, Melotic<br>Thrakoscivian Creole | ||
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[Present day]<br> | [Present day]<br> | ||
The first recognisible modern ethnic group to settle in the Sydonas were the Pregoshans, an independent {{wp|Indo-European|Japhetic}} offshoot people, related to today's Pelians. Pregoshans of the Sydonas were among the first Japhetic-speaking communities other than Istroyans to begin adopting Christianity, and according to tradition the Christian presence in the islands dates back to the Apostolic Age, albeit with a limited geographic and demographic footprint in comparison to more northerly and easterly areas of coastal Sarpedon. | The first recognisible modern ethnic group to settle in the Sydonas were the Pregoshans, an independent {{wp|Indo-European|Japhetic}} offshoot people, related to today's Pelians. Pregoshans of the Sydonas were among the first Japhetic-speaking communities other than Istroyans to begin adopting Christianity, and according to tradition the Christian presence in the islands dates back to the Apostolic Age, albeit with a limited geographic and demographic footprint in comparison to more northerly and easterly areas of coastal Sarpedon. The Pregoshans would subsequently be conquered and absorbed by invading Khunyer people fromt the Sarpedonian mainland, who would themselves gradually adopt Christianity by cultural transfusion both from above (through continental elite networks) and from below (from intermixture and cultural contact with the conquered Pregoshan subalterns). Slavic peoples would subsequently enter the archipelago's ethnic mélange by sea from the northwest, with the ancestors of the Thrakoslavs colonising the western shores of the archipelago and establishing fortified enclaves in other areas of the islands. | ||
===Iddryitine Despotate=== | ===Iddryitine Despotate=== | ||