Ibrahim, I just took a serious look at the Panchayyah population numbers, 
and I think you may have made a mistake.

The areas on the population table are in square miles, but you have the 
Panchayyah numbers as square kilometers.  Converting, that's 10,800 square 
miles and a density of 104 per square mile.  Now, that area seems right, 
but the density seems off.  How would you feel about setting the population 
to 500,000 as of 1458?

(FYI, I just ran across some numbers for eastern native american tribes in 
the 18th century.  The major tribes, those little affected by disease and 
war, were numbered in the 3,000 to 6,000 range.)

Jefferson
http://www.picotech.net/~jeff_wilson63/rpg/Exq_Main.html



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