Archive:Q'eb people
| Q'eblem | |
|---|---|
| File:Q'eb people.jpg The look of typical Q'eb people | |
| Total population | |
| 10,983,489 | |
| Regions with significant populations | |
| Confederation of Ebo Nganagam, Kema Mi Amo | |
| Languages | |
| Q'eb, Ebo Nganagam, Ame, Shaelic, Epyx |
The Q'eb people is an ethnic group of the Confederation of Ebo Nganagam, most of them live in the State of Si Gapa and the State of the Cape Kingx, and as a result of past colonization of Shekku by the Q'eb Empire, there are also about 2% of all the Q'eb people living in Kema Mi Amo and the mainland of Shekku.
The Q'eb language is the main language of the Q'eb people, most Q'eb people speak the Q'eb language as their native tongue, although nowadays many Q'eb people living in the Confederation of Ebo Nganagam are bilingual in Ebo Nganagam, and many Q'eb people living in Kema Mi Amo and the mainland of Shekku are bilingual in either Ame, Shaelic or Epyx.
Before 1832, the Q'eb people used to have an empire called the Q'eb empire, the territory of the Q'eb empire includes parts of the State of Si Gapa and the State of the Cape Kingx of the Confederation of Ebo Nganagam.
In 1832, the Q'eb empire was annexed by the Meritocratic Republic of Myak Kham, the history of the Q'eb people having an independent country ended, however, some Q'eb people still try to have an independent country, and the Government of the Q'eb Empire in Exile still has some support among the Q'eb people.