Badi by country

Adherents of Badi are distributed around the world, but concentrated in the southern half of Coius, generally. While the pluralistic and syncretic characteristics of Badi can make defining its followers difficult, the Association of Badist Churches (ABC) is widely recognised as broadly representative of the religious community, and its numbers can be taken as being comparable across different jurisdictions. Badi, originating in ancient Dezevau, has around two hundred million followers worldwide, making it one of the largest religions in the world, while Badi is the largest religion in a handful of countries.

Most practitioners of Tulyata are not affiliated with the ABC, despite dispute over whether their belief systems properly comprise a form of Badi; for the purposes of this list article of countries and their Badist demographics, ABC figures and definitions are used. This primarily affects the figures for Ajahadya.

Countries

Country	Total population	Badist population	Badist percentage	Percentage of Badists in world
Ajahadya	188,112,000	28,781,136	15.3%	12.91%
Baekjeong	80,348,293	803,483	1.0%	0.36%
Chanda	23,424,000	10,324,837	44.07%
Dezevau	190,902,213	61,470,513	32.2%	27.57%
Eldmark	34764129	1390565	4.0%	0.62%
Template:Country data Estmere	56,519,373	678,233	1.2%	0.30%
Etruria	68,389,868	670,221	1.2%	0.30%
Gapolania	19,625,443	431,760	2.2%	0.19%
Halland	64,576,420	572,415	0.9%	0.26%
Imagua and the Assimas	1,306,505	31,306	2.4%	0.01%
International Condominium of Glacia			11.0%	0.00%
Kathastan	79,103,069	22,939,890	29.0%	10.29%
Kumuso	1,403,956	112,316	8.0%	0.05%
Kuthina	109,653,237	63,927,837	58.3%	20.66%
Lavana	49,842,742	29,905,645	60.0%	13.41%
North Kabu	8,073,283
Rwizikuru	38,903,392	6,224,543	16.0%	2.79%
Sainte-Chloé	10,761,180	150,657	1.4%	0.07%
Siamat	36,564,398	11,334,963	31.0%	5.08%
South Kabu	7,841,984
Werania	58,579,684	702,956	1.2%	0.32%
Xiaodong	553,746,000	31,009,776	5.6%
Zorasan	203,112,587	7,901,080	3.89%	3.54%
World	4,000,000,000	253,961,230	6.35%	100%

Notes

1.^ This figure includes practitioners of the Tön faith, which is considered to be a heterodox form of Badi, heavily syncretised with folk religious practices, which originated from an earlier separate transmission to that of the rest of Kuthina.

See also

• Glossary of Badi