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Ikradon - Doc - 23-02-2025
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Demographics
The update to Ikradon (formerly Hawu Memenhes) is meant to reflect the changes in Dovani and the introduction of some newer names and refreshes to the overall vibe and feel of many African ethnicities.
Ikradonian (OOC: Belgian-based Dutch) - 30%
Esinsundu - 30%
-- Esinsundu Seleyan (OOC: Primary immigrants from Northern Seleya based on African-Americans)
-- Esinsundu Luthorians (OOC: Primarily immigrants from Luthori based on English and European Africans)
Hovian (OOC: Frisian) - 15%
Ibutho (OOC: Zulu) - 10%
Asli (OOC: West African) - 5%
-- Huhoa (OOC: Hausa)
-- Fasokan (OOC: Bambara)
Irkawan (OOC: Based on Ancient Egyptians who speak Amharic) - 5%
Other Artanian ethnicities - 4%
Jawhari/Dovani Majatrans (OOC: Based on African Arabs) - 1%
Religion
Hosianism (OOC: Christianity) - 40%
-- Independent Confessional/Ameliorate (OOC: Protestant Christianity)
-- Bishopalism (OOC: Protestant Christianity)
-- Coburan Apostolic Tewahedo Church (OOC: Ethiopian Orthodox)
Ahmadism (OOC: Islam) - 37%
-- Israism (OOC: Sunni Islam)
-- Abadism (OOC: Shia Islam)
Arkhē Mumenhes (OOC: Ancient Egyptian Cult of Ra with IESS Influences) - 13%
Other religions (OOC: Agnostic, etc.) - 10%
Language
The vast majority of the Ikradonian and Esinsundu population are bi-lingual, meaning they speak both Ikradonian (OOC: Dutch) and Luthorian (OOC: English) with a smaller percentage speaking Hovian (OOC: Frisian). Other recognized regional languages include Ibutho (OOC: Zulu), various Asli (OOC: West African) languages and Irkawan (OOC: Amharic).