Creeperans

Creeperans

Creeperianos
Creeperian women preforming a traditional dance.
Total population
308,230,000 (2020)
Regions with significant populations
Creeperopolis	300,000,000
State of the Church	4,000,000
El Salvador	3,600,000
Template:Country data Lyoa	350,000
Paleocacher	280,000
Languages
Creeperian Spanish, Salvadoran Spanish, Castillianan Spanish, Atlántidan Spanish, Lyoan, Eusazy
Religion
Creeperian Catholicism
Related ethnic groups
Andaluzians, Atlántidans, Castillianans, Salvadorans

Creeperans (Creeperian Spanish: Creeperianos) are people from Creeperopolis or from Creeperian descent. The term "Creeperian" was used as an ethnic/racial category for a group of people descending from the Old Kingdom of Creeperopolis. Although broadly speaking, Creeperans are people of mixed native-Creeperian and Deltinian heritage, the term did not have a fixed meaning until the period of the Creeperian Crusade. It was a formal label for individuals in official documentation, such as censuses, parish registers, trials, and other matters. Individuals were labeled by priests and royal officials as Creeperans, but the term was also used for self identification. In the modern era, particularly in Creeperopolis, Creeperans became a defined ethnic group.

Creeperans make up the bulk of the population in Creeperopolis and the Papal State, while being a significant minority in El Salvador. Creeperans are also minority groups in Paleocacher and Lyoa, where they are known as Creepero-Paleocacherians and Creepero-Lyoans, respectively.

Demonym

Creeperiano/a in Creeperian Spanish and Creeperian in Lyoan is the accepted and most commonly used term for referring people of Creeperian ancestry.

Creeperianos/as in Creeperian Spanish and Creeperans in Lyoan is the accepted and most commonly used plural form of Creeperian. The term Creeperians is commonly used incorrectly to reffer to Creeperans.

See Also

• Creeperopolis
• Creepero-Lyoans