Demographics of Karnia-Ruthenia

The demographics of Karnia-Ruthenia constitute all demographic features of the population of Karnia-Ruthenia, including population density, ethnicity, education level, health of the populace, economic status, religious affiliations and other aspects of the population. The first national census in the history of the Empire was held on 09 June 2018, when the results were published. The first initiative in this sense was taken by the government on the occasion of International Women’s Day – 08 May, to define the female population of the Empire at the time. Since then, the government has been collecting data through citizenship forms and profile analysis on social networks. The results considered the total population of the Empire of 201 citizens and the graphs show the proportion of men and women of the empire as well as their declared ethnicities and religious denominations.

Karno-Ruthenians
Karno-Ruthenian (Portuguese: Karno-Ruteno) is an official term used to describe the citizens of Karnia-Ruthenia. Due to geography of the Empire, most Karno-Ruthenians do not reside on its territory. Albeit a very similar or even identical ethnicity, language, religion or geographical location of some groups of citizens, the Karno-Ruthenian citizenship it is described, even by the government, as civic nationalism within a nation-building continuous structure, but observers noted some elements of a romantic nationalism due the particular practice of integration of different micronational projects into common language, culture and customs, adopting the development of a common national language and folklore, and the spiritual value of local customs and traditions to create a multiethnic state. As a declared multination state, Karnia-Ruthenia is also multicultural or multilingual and are continuously developing folklore and customs and merging cultural aspects into a proper unique culture and society. The growth of the Empire since its foundation, and the influx of new citizens made more tangible the sense of civic nationalism and transformed the language, ethnical or religious factors less important to determine the Karno-Ruthenian nationality, but raised the importance to the allegiance to the national principles of respect to diversity and tradition of the Empire and its people.

Nationalities
The majority of the citizens of the Empire profess Portuguese nationality (23.8%), followed by Americans (23.3%) and Brazilians (20.3%). Among minority groups, in descending order, are Belgians, Czechs, Greeks, Pakistani, Germans, Spanish, Bengali, French, Italians, British, Australians, Indians, Lybians, Nigerians, Russians, Argentines, Azerbaijanis, Bulgarians, Canadians, Chinese, Danish, Egyptians, Japanese, Mongolians, Dutch, New Zealander, Norwegian, Filipinos, Poles, Serbians and South Africans.