Akarians in eee

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</image> <label>Total population</label> <label>Regions with significant populations</label> <label>Languages</label> <label>Religion</label> </infobox> Akarians in eee or eee-Akarians are eeeans of full or partial Akarian descent. As of 10 PC, at least 47,432 Akarians were living in eee, 582 of which had been born in eee. Most Akarians residing in eee are of Karinian descent, followed by a few Weer. There are few recorded Ald and no Andu people in eee.

History

Although the first noted instance of Akarian emigration occurred during the 3rd Hautean Agricultural Crisis in 4 PC, there were certainly Akarians residing in eee prior. Many bank cards issued to Akarian visitors recorded no evidence of them leaving, and a Weer child was born in Goose Step in early 4 PC.

During the 3rd Hautean Agricultural Crisis, the shortage of farmers led to Cok Ulri contacting Harakar Oken for help. Harakar agreed to send 38,500 Akarians to Haute eee to assist with agriculture, along with 1,500 agricultural specialists to help train these workers. Most of these workers were sent to various circlements in Siô, with only a few thousand settling in Opie.

Currently, most new (post-3rd Hautean Agricultural Crisis) Akarian immigrants reside in dZumiya or Sadila (38% and 36% respectively), most likely due to thorough advertising campaigns.

In 9 PC, the Aharka Military Base separated from dZebir-Shêsek eee to form Akaria eee. Akaria eee's population is almost entirely Akarian.

Notable eee-Akarians

• Kakaz Oken, head of Aharka Military Base, mLât of Akaria eee and older sister of Harakar Oken.
• Bakar Parkat, Siôese speedcuber