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| pop3 = {{flag|Dazhdinia}}: Unknown | | pop3 = {{flag|Dazhdinia}}: Unknown | ||
| pop4 = {{flag|Uppsund}}: Unknown | | pop4 = {{flag|Uppsund}}: Unknown | ||
| pop5 = '''Historically:'''{{Plainlist| | | pop5 = {{flag|Baltica}}: Unknown | ||
| pop6 = {{flag|Estimeria}} : 95,000 | |||
| pop7 = '''Historically:'''{{Plainlist| | |||
* [[File:Baltic coat of arms.svg|20x22px|alt=|link=]] [[Kingdom of Baltia]] | * [[File:Baltic coat of arms.svg|20x22px|alt=|link=]] [[Kingdom of Baltia]] | ||
* [[File:Flag of the Courland Governorate.svg|20x22px|border|alt=|link=]] [[Duchy of Couritania-Latovia]] | * [[File:Flag of the Courland Governorate.svg|20x22px|border|alt=|link=]] [[Duchy of Couritania-Latovia]] | ||
* [[File: | * [[File:United Baltic Duchy flag.svg|22px|border]] [[Governorate of Transbaltia]] | ||
* [[File: | * [[File:Flag of et-Parnu.svg|22px|border]] [[Intrian League]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
| region1 = | | region1 = | ||
| pop1 = | | pop1 = | ||
| langs = {{wp|German Language|Baltian Alemannisch}}<br>{{wp|Old Prussian Language|Baltian Pikolan}} | | langs = {{wp|German Language|Baltian Alemannisch}}<br/>{{wp|Old Prussian Language|Baltian Pikolan}} | ||
| rels = {{wp|Lutheranism}}<br>{{wp|Eastern Orthodoxy}}<br>{{wp|Catholicism}} | | rels = {{wp|Lutheranism}}<br/>{{wp|Eastern Orthodoxy}}<br/>{{wp|Catholicism}} | ||
| related_groups = | | related_groups = | ||
| related-c = {{wp|Germans|Dolchic}}, {{wp|Prussians|Pikolan}} | | related-c = {{wp|Germans|Dolchic}}, {{wp|Prussians|Pikolan}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
Dolchic Baltians first began appearing in Transbaltia in the 14th century, when Dolchic merchants began trading along the Intrian coast. Soon large groups of people migrated from [[Dolchland]] and other Dolchic territories to Transbaltia, with many | The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' are an ethnically and culturally Dolchic group inhabiting the northern shores of the [[Intrian Sea]], primarily in [[Transbaltia]] where they make up 31% of the population. Dolchic Baltians dominate Transbaltia politically and economically. Despite making up less than a third of the population they control more than two thirds of the wealth, and since 1500 every Baltian duke has been a Dolchic Baltian, along with a majority of members of the [[Transbaltian Nobility]]. | ||
Dolchic Baltians first began appearing in Transbaltia in the 14th century, when Dolchic merchants began trading along the Intrian coast. Soon, large groups of people migrated from [[Dolchland]] and other Dolchic territories to Transbaltia, with many Dolchic nobles intermarrying with local Baltian rulers. | |||
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Latest revision as of 09:25, 6 December 2022
Dolcher-Balten | |
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.JPG) A stained glass window depicting the arms of the Kingdom of Baltia. | |
| Total population | |
| c. 5,120,000 | |
 Transbaltia: 5,099,000 | |
 Dazhdinia: Unknown | |
 Uppsund: Unknown | |
 Baltica: Unknown | |
 Estimeria : 95,000 | |
| Historically: | |
| Languages | |
| Baltian Alemannisch Baltian Pikolan | |
| Religion | |
| Lutheranism Eastern Orthodoxy Catholicism | |
| Related ethnic groups | |
| Dolchic, Pikolan |
The Dolchic Baltian people are an ethnically and culturally Dolchic group inhabiting the northern shores of the Intrian Sea, primarily in Transbaltia where they make up 31% of the population. Dolchic Baltians dominate Transbaltia politically and economically. Despite making up less than a third of the population they control more than two thirds of the wealth, and since 1500 every Baltian duke has been a Dolchic Baltian, along with a majority of members of the Transbaltian Nobility.
Dolchic Baltians first began appearing in Transbaltia in the 14th century, when Dolchic merchants began trading along the Intrian coast. Soon, large groups of people migrated from Dolchland and other Dolchic territories to Transbaltia, with many Dolchic nobles intermarrying with local Baltian rulers.
