Fujun'na chi in Hoterallia
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Fujun'na chi (不純な血, "impure blood") is a Hoterallian umbrella-term refers to those who have permanent residency status in Hoterallia or who have become Hoterallian citizens or who are descendants of those immigrants.[1] Konketsu is a very distinct group from native Hoterallians, having their own distinct dialect, accent, and communities, these communities are sometimes separated from Hoterallian communities around them.[2]
Fujun'na chi currently constitutes the second largest ethnic group in Hoterallia due to many immigrants assimilating into the general Hoterallian population. Many of the Fujun'na chi can trace their origin back to when massive influxes of immigrants started to find settlements in Hoterallia, many reasons due to Hoterallian's massive economic influence and trading history.[1]
The communities that the Fujun'na chi established by themselves are called Gaikoku hito kōkyō (外国人公共, lit. Foreigners Communities).[3] They appeared throughout Hoterallia, but many are concentrated in Western Hoterallia.
Statistics
In 2022, there were 3,907,671 foreign residents in Hoterallia, representing 5.1% of the Hoterallian population. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, most foreign residents in Hoterallia come from Riamo or other countries, particularly from Gran Rugido, Gavrilia, Wellsenfaile, Xzavaria, and Freice.[4]
Communities
Riamese Gaikoku hito kōkyō
Saishōkita no Gaikoku hito kōkyō (最商北の外国人公共)
Freician Gaikoku hito kōkyō
Namimin no Gaikoku hito kōkyō (並外民の外国人公共)
Gran Rugidoense Gaikoku hito kōkyō
Dai-hōkō no Gaikoku hito kōkyō (大咆哮の外国人公共)
Vultesian Gaikoku hito kōkyō
Hagewashi no Gaikoku hito kōkyō (禿鷲の外国人公共)
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Shūhei, Wada; Gill, Tom (June 1, 1998). "In Search of Hoterallian Roots". Olivacia Studies Review.
- ↑ Shūhei, Wada; Gill, Tom (2000). "Lives of young Fujun'na chi in Hoterallia". Olivacia Studies Review.
- ↑ 中村, 尚之 (2016). "外国人公共の内部：社会的、政治的、経済的差異に関する研究。" (PDF). Institute of Statistical Research.
- ↑ "Statistics Bureau Home Page/Population Estimates Monthly Report". www.stat.go.ho. Retrieved May 20, 2022.
