Hhotia

Hhotia Hhoti Bölgesi
Region of East Zimia and the Wallis Islands
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Location in East Zimia and the Wallis Islands Location in East Zimia and the Wallis Islands
Nation	East Zimia and the Wallis Islands
Established	1724 AN
Capital	Tumi
Area
• Total	233,820 km2 (90,280 sq mi)
Population (1731 AN)
• Total	557,572
Time zone	CMT +7

Hhotia, officially the Hhoti Region (Thraci: Hhoti Bölgesi), is a region of East Zimia and the Wallis Islands in northern Corum. Established in 1724 AN, it is a successor to Thracistan's Hhoti Autonomous Territory.

Demographics

Principal ethnic groups in Hhotia, 1731 AN

1. Wallisians (0.91%)
2. East Zimians (9.12%)
3. Gamesman (0.15%)
4. Thraci (3.3%)
5. Imab-Adred-Nas (0.87%)
6. Hhoti (73.26%)
7. Sangunese (9.73%)
8. Other (2.66%)

First languages in Hhotia, 1731 AN

1. Pallisican (10.18%)
2. Thraci (76.57%)
3. Imabi (0.87%)
4. Sangunese (9.73%)
5. Istvanistani (1.3%)
6. Other (1.36%)

In 1731 AN, Hhotia had a population of 557,572. The largest ethnic group is the Thraci-speaking Hhoti people, who account for just over 73% of the total population.

Ethnic groups

Region	East Zimians	Wallisians	Thraci	Imab	Hhoti	Gamesman	Sangunese	Other	Total
Hhotia	50,824	5,085	18,398	4,876	408,499	847	54,231	14,812	557,572

Cities

Hhotia's sole major city is Tumi, the regional capital.