The 1.2 million is pre-war population. Jeff's table for 1458 gives Taltheran's post civil war population as 750,000. See http://www.phoenyx.net/twiki/bin/view/Celandra/PopulationIn1458 I've added a link to it under Player Contributions--for some reason, it was hidden under Files. At a guess, Mir, Sedonia, and Kaeir ended up with roughly equal Taltherani populations. Andrew ibrahim wrote: > Hi guys, > > Assuming everything in post-conquest Taltheran settles down nicely, I > guess we should review the Taltherani population figures, and how the > division of Taltheran affects Mirrish, Sedonian and Kaeiraen populations. > > The page lists 1.2 million for Taltheran. I'm not too good with land > mass from maps, though. > > From what I understand, the upper Tal river valley was far less > populated than the Tal basin. The Tal basin though would be able to > support a larger population than the more hilly and forested Saltrim > region. A minor counterbalance to this though would be the influx of > refugees to Saltrim from the rest of Taltheran. > > Additionally, what would the populations of Tal, Pran, Coryn and Saltrim > be? Coryn would be the smallest, followed by Pran or the ancient city > Saltrim, with Tal being the largest understandably. However, all their > populations may have decreased for the long-term due to the earlier > civil war, and temporarily due to uncertainties over the partition of > Taltheran. > > Corryn though I assume is slightly less temperate than the Tal river > region, and therefore would support a lower population. > > As little fighting took place, population loss from war would be > minimal. Though, is the 1.2 million figure post-civil war? > > Thoughts? > > Ibrahim Underwood > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, send mail to celandra-off@phoenyx.net. > ---------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, send mail to celandra-off@phoenyx.net.
