Bayen

Kingdom of Bayen Konedóama del Bayen
Region of East Zimia and the Wallis Islands
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Location in East Zimia and the Wallis Islands
Nation	East Zimia and the Wallis Islands
Established	1724 AN
Capital	Ossyo
Area
• Total	356,076 km2 (137,482 sq mi)
• Land	314,028 km2 (121,247 sq mi)
Population (1731 AN)
• Total	3,305,480
Time zone	CMT +7

Bayen, from 1731 AN officially the Kingdom of Bayen (Pallisican: Konedóama del Bayen), is a region of East Zimia and the Wallis Islands in central Corum. Established in 1724 AN, it is a successor to the Bassarid Realm of Bayen.

Geography

When established, Bayen had an area of 294,480 square kilometres, of which 42,048 were water. In 1731 AN, a further 61,596 square kilometres were incorporated, giving the region a total land area of 314,028 square kilometres.

Demographics

Principal ethnic groups in Bayen, 1731 AN

  Wallisians (2.57%)

  East Zimians (1.3%)

  Gamesman (91.63%)

  Thraci (0.9%)

  Imab-Adred-Nas (0.66%)

  Hhoti (0.02%)

  Sangunese (0.96%)

  Other (1.96%)

First languages in Bayen, 1731 AN

  Pallisican (95.51%)

  Thraci (0.91%)

  Imabi (0.66%)

  Sangunese (0.96%)

  Istvanistani (1.1%)

  Other (0.86%)

In 1731 AN, Bayen had a population of 3,305,480. The overwhelming majority (91.63%) are Pallisican-speaking Gamesmen.

Ethnic groups

Region	East Zimians	Wallisians	Thraci	Imab	Hhoti	Gamesman	Sangunese	Other	Total
Bayen	85,056	43,085	29,586	21,851	505	3,028,964	31,871	64,562	3,305,480

Cities

Bayen's largest city is the regional capital, Ossyo, which had a population of 1,262,375 in 1731 AN. The only other major city is Pach; situated in the west of the region, it has a population of 694,307.