Draken

Sentient Alien Species

THE DRAKEN CHRONICLE: FORGED IN FLAME, BOUND BY HONOR

"From the ashes of Draconis, we rise. Through fire, we endure."

— Ancient Draken prover

ORIGINS AND EVOLUTION

The Forge of Draconis

The Draken (Drakos magnus) emerged from the unforgiving volcanic landscapes of Draconis, a seismically volatile planet in the Darsata system of the Drago Galaxy. This crucible of extreme conditions—with ambient temperatures regularly exceeding 200°C, toxic atmospheric gases, and frequent eruptions—shaped the species that would one day forge an interstellar empire.

The Draken evolutionary lineage is divided into three distinct phases:

The Quorikex Era (90,000 - 36,000 BCE)

The Quorikex, primordial ancestors of modern Draken, were apex predators perfectly adapted to Draconis's hostile environment. Standing 8-10 feet tall with four powerful arms and two legs, these creatures featured:

Deep crimson to coal-black heat-resistant scales
Primitive thermal energy manipulation abilities
Enhanced regenerative capabilities
Superior sensory systems for detecting prey and environmental hazards

Quorikex social structures were rudimentary but established the foundations for later Draken hierarchy, with dominance determined by strength and thermal manipulation abilities.

The Aeroquorix Era (36,000 - 18,000 BCE)

The Aeroquorix represent the legendary winged intermediate stage of Draken evolution. These magnificent creatures retained their ancestors' reptilian features while developing:

Large membranous wings spanning 15-20 feet
Enhanced thermal manipulation for aerial maneuvering
Complex social structures centered around flight capabilities
Advanced cognitive functions supporting aerial hunting strategies

The Aeroquorix established the first true civilization on Draconis, creating elaborate aerial cities nestled in mountainous regions and developing the earliest forms of Draken metallurgy by harnessing volcanic heat.

Transition to Modern Draken (18,000 BCE - Present)

The transition from Aeroquorix to modern Draken marked a pivotal shift in the species' development. Key evolutionary changes included:

Reduction of wings to vestigial structures
Enhanced cognitive abilities and problem-solving skills
Development of more complex social structures
Refinement of fire-breathing capabilities

Whether these changes occurred through natural selection, environmental pressures, or potential genetic influence by the enigmatic Elder species remains a subject of debate among xenobiologists and Draken historians.

BIOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY

Physical Characteristics

Modern Draken are imposing reptilian humanoids with distinctive features reflecting their volcanic origins:

Height: 7-9 feet (2.1-2.7 meters)
Build: Muscular and agile, balancing strength with surprising speed
Skin: Tough, heat-resistant scales ranging from fiery reds and oranges to deeper greens, blues, and obsidian black
Facial Features: Pronounced reptilian characteristics with infrared-adapted slit pupils that often glow gold or red
Cranial Structures: Impressive horns that vary in size and configuration, often signifying status and lineage
Vestigial Wings: Non-functional wing structures retained from their Aeroquorix ancestors
Tail: Powerful, prehensile appendage used for balance, combat, and communication

Environmental Adaptations

The Draken possess remarkable adaptations allowing them to thrive in environments that would be lethal to most species:

Adaptation	Description	Function
Heat-Resistant Scales	Multi-layered keratin infused with heat-resistant minerals	Withstand temperatures up to 500°C for brief periods
Subcutaneous Heat Sinks	Network of specialized fat tissues and blood vessels	Absorb and redistribute excess body heat
Enhanced Lung Capacity	Specialized alveolar structures	Filter toxic gases and function in ash-laden atmospheres
High-Density Skeleton	Bones infused with volcanic minerals	Provide strength to withstand high gravity and resist fractures
Nictitating Membrane	Transparent third eyelid	Protect eyes while maintaining visibility in ash-filled air
Seismic Sensitivity	Specialized pads on feet and tail	Detect subtle ground vibrations that precede eruptions

Fire-Breathing Ability

The most distinctive biological trait of the Draken is their ability to breathe fire, which serves both practical and cultural purposes:

Biological Mechanism

Fire Glands: Specialized organs located in the throat produce and store flammable substances.
Thermal Control: Advanced regulation over internal body heat enables precision fire projection.
Ignition System: Specialized plates in the back of the throat create sparks through mineral friction.
Maturation Process: Fire glands develop throughout adolescence, culminating in the ceremonial "Ignition" marking adulthood.

Space Adaptation (SIFMS)

For space operations, Draken employ the Suit Integrated Fire Manipulation System (SIFMS) to maintain their fire-breathing ability in vacuum environments:

Thermal Energy Converter (TEC): Amplifies internal heat generation, converting it into usable plasma
Micro-Fusion Reactor: Supplements biological fire gland output for sustained use
Plasma Containment Chamber: Stores and pressurizes generated plasma
Neural Interface: Links directly to the Draken's nervous system for intuitive control

Sensory Capabilities

Draken senses are highly specialized for their volcanic environment:

Infrared Vision: Ability to perceive heat signatures, enabling navigation through steam and darkness
Seismic Sense: Detection of ground vibrations for early warning of volcanic activity
Enhanced Olfactory System: Advanced detection of dangerous gases and potential food sources
Thermal Gradient Perception: Ability to identify safe passages through dangerous terrain

Psychological Implications

The Draken's unique biology profoundly influences their psychology and cognitive processes:

Thermal Cognition: Perception and processing of information primarily through thermal gradients
Seismic Awareness: Highly developed spatial reasoning tied to ground vibration analysis
Regenerative Thinking: Greater risk tolerance and iterative problem-solving approach due to enhanced healing capabilities

CIVILIZATION AND HISTORY

Early Civilization (18,000 BCE - 0 AD)

The Vulcascala Epoch

The earliest Draken civilization emerged during the Vulcascala Epoch, characterized by distinct tribal societies across Draconis's varied volcanic terrain:

The Skytalon Tribe: Mountain-dwelling Draken who maintained close ties to their Aeroquorix heritage
The Lavawalker Tribe: Inhabitants of active volcanic regions, pioneers in metallurgy
The Ash Wanderers: Nomadic groups that traversed the obsidian plains, developing trade networks

This period established the clan structure that would define Draken society for millennia and saw the development of early religious practices centered around volcanic forces.

The Tindervuur Era

The Tindervuur Era marked a pivotal time when the Draken mastered fire as both a tool and spiritual element:

Development of sophisticated metallurgical techniques
Emergence of the Eternal Flame religion
Creation of the first written language in volcanic glass
Establishment of permanent settlements near stable volcanic features

Dawn of Space Exploration (0 - 12,000 AD)

Early Orbital Achievements (0 - 2,000 AD)

The Draken's journey to the stars began with characteristic determination:

245 AD: Launch of the first Draken orbiter, providing initial images of Draconis's atmosphere
612 AD: Construction of the Zor'Krax Orbital Station, a joint venture among major clans
1,250 AD: First manned missions to Draconis's moons, Vulkrath and Ignisar

Lunar Colonization (2,000 - 6,000 AD)

With untapped resources beckoning, the Draken turned to colonization of their moons:

2,315 AD: Establishment of Ashfall Outpost on Vulkrath, the first permanent lunar base
3,122 AD: Colonization of Ignisar, which quickly developed into a major industrial hub
4,580 AD: Development of the first fusion-based propulsion systems

The Personal Spaceship Revolution (6,000 - 8,000 AD)

Breakthroughs in miniaturized fusion drives democratized space travel:

6,300 AD: Appearance of the first private spacecraft among elite Draken
6,500 AD: Formation of the first space-based clans
7,100 AD: Founding of the Voidwanderer nomadic fleet
7,600 AD: Establishment of the Freespace Compact, codifying rights for spacefaring Draken

The Path to FTL (8,000 - 12,550 AD)

The final push toward faster-than-light travel united various factions of Draken society:

8,500 AD: Establishment of the Starforge Institutes, dedicated to FTL research
10,000 AD: Discovery of theoretical principles for warp travel
12,100 AD: Founding of the Ignisar Starship Academy
12,550 AD: Achievement of FTL capability by the Draconian Guild of Stellar Exploration

SOCIETY AND CULTURE

Social Structure and Hierarchy

The backbone of Draken society is a complex tribal structure shaped by their harsh environment and martial tradition. This hierarchy balances strength with leadership ability and ancestral lineage.

Tribal Organization

Tribal Level	Name	Population Range	Leadership
Primary	Dra'tribe	1,000 - 10,000	Kor'kara (Chieftain)
Secondary	Ig'klan (Flame Clan)	100 - 500	Zar'lord (Clan Leader)
Tertiary	Kor'kin (Family Unit)	10 - 50	Eldest Member

Hierarchical Levels

Mag'draktar (Supreme Warlord): Ultimate leader of all Draken
Kor'kara (Tribal Chieftains): Leaders of individual Dra'tribes
Zar'lord (Clan Leaders): Heads of Ig'klans within a tribe
Dra'kor (Elite Warriors): Skilled fighters and military officers
Ig'vor (Common Warriors): Regular military forces
Kor'craft (Skilled Artisans): Metalworkers, sculptors, and other craftsmen
Dra'labor (Workers): Resource extraction and maintenance workers

Religious Beliefs and Spiritual Practices

Draken religion is polytheistic and animistic, centered on elemental deities with emphasis on fire and earth gods.

Major Deities

Deity Name	Domain	Symbol
Kor'zath	Fire and War	Flaming Sword
Dra'terra	Earth and Strength	Mountain Peak
Ig'nova	Rebirth and Renewal	Phoenix
Zar'gale	Wind and Strategy	Tornado
Vex'aqua	Water and Wisdom	Tidal Wave

Key Religious Concepts

Ig'nova Cycle: Belief in cyclical destruction and rebirth, mirroring volcanic activity
Kor'vax Resonance: The harmony between personal strength and cosmic forces
Dra'kor Honor: Complex honor code governing behavior and responsibility

The Role of Wings in Draken Culture

Despite their vestigial nature, wings hold immense symbolic importance in Draken society, permeating art, architecture, religion, and social dynamics.

Social Implications

While modern Draken wings are non-functional, their appearance and development play a role in social hierarchies:

Wing Characteristic	Social Implication
Larger size	Higher status, closer to ancestral ideal
More vibrant coloration	Sign of good health and genetic fitness
Greater articulation	Perceived grace and agility

Modern Developments

Recent genetic engineering projects have brought wing functionality to the forefront of Draken society:

The Aetherwing Enclave's controversial experiments aim to restore functional wings
Debate rages over whether such modification represents progress or sacrilege
The potential for a winged warrior class threatens to destabilize established power structures

Cultural Traditions and Ceremonies

Draken society is rich with rituals marking important life events, seasonal changes, and cosmic phenomena.

Major Ceremonies

Ignition Ceremony: Coming-of-age ritual culminating in the first controlled fire-breathing
Fledging Ceremony: Ritual leaps from great heights, symbolizing connection to winged ancestors
Festival of Ascension: Annual celebration featuring aerial displays and competitions
Kor'zath's Forge: Bi-annual festival honoring the fire god with metallurgical demonstrations

Rites of Passage

Draken youth undergo rigorous initiation rites marking transition to adulthood:

Ig'spawn Trial: First test of resilience against extreme heat
Flamewing Hunt: Solo hunting expedition proving self-reliance
Emberblade Duel: Ritual combat demonstrating warrior skills
Ashscale Meditation: Elder isolation ritual for gaining wisdom

Language and Communication

The Draken language, Drak'kor, features harsh consonants and deep vowels, ideal for battlefield projection. Communication extends beyond verbal elements:

Seismic Communication: Subtle ground vibrations convey emotional nuance
Visual Signals: Scale coloration changes and body positioning express intent
Fire Display: Controlled fire-breath patterns serve as expression or intimidation

Art and Expression

Despite their warlike reputation, Draken have developed sophisticated artistic traditions:

Metalwork: Intricate designs in heat-resistant alloys depicting battle scenes or tribal legends
Stone Sculpture: Massive works carved from volcanic rock marking boundaries or commemorating leaders
Fire Painting: Unique art form using controlled flames to create ephemeral images
Body Modification: Elaborate scarification and horn-sculpting indicating rank and achievements

Pyrovine Cultivation and Food Culture

Pyrovine (Ignitis serpentis), a heat-resistant vine native to Draconis, forms the backbone of Draken agriculture and cuisine:

Growth Range: Thrives in environments from 60°C to 250°C
Nutrient Content: Exceptional protein, carbohydrate, and mineral profile
Cultural Significance: Symbol of Draken resilience and adaptability

Broader culinary culture includes:

Lava Grilling: Cooking meat directly on volcanic rock
Ash Aging: Preserving foods in volcanic ash
Thermal Spicing: Heat-activated seasonings from volcanic microorganisms

TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION

Core Technologies

While renowned for their martial prowess, the Draken have developed sophisticated technologies uniquely adapted to their biological needs and harsh environment.

Thermal Management Systems

Advanced technologies for controlling and utilizing heat:

Personal Cooling Suits: Allow operation in non-volcanic environments
Geothermal Power Plants: Harness volcanic energy with unparalleled efficiency
Thermal Regulators: Create habitable zones in extreme environments

Bio-Integration Technology

The incorporation of living organisms into technological systems:

Voltaic Eels: Electricity-generating creatures serving as living batteries
Heatsink Coral: Organisms that grow on structures, absorbing excess heat
Ashmoss Filters: Plants that purify toxic volcanic gases

Architectural Achievements

Draken architecture balances defensive needs with adaptation to extreme environments:

Pyrocrust Citadels: Monumental fortresses using bio-engineered self-repairing materials
Lava Tube Habitats: Expanded natural tunnels creating defensible underground communities
Heat-Dissipating Towers: Structures with specialized ventilation managing extreme temperatures

Space Technology

As they expanded beyond Draconis, Draken developed specialized space technologies:

Fire Gland Docking Stations: Allow crew to "dock" their fire glands to power ship systems
Collective Fire Chambers: Spaces where multiple Draken combine fire abilities for massive energy bursts
Thermal Navigation Systems: Controls leveraging innate heat sensitivity for intuitive piloting

Military Technology

The Draken are renowned for their martial innovations:

Clone Warfare

Perhaps their most controversial military innovation, Draken Clone Warfare revolutionized interstellar conflict through:

Rapid Maturation: Production of combat-ready clones in as little as 30 days
Genetic Customization: Enhancement of traits like strength, resilience, and psychic abilities
Cross-Species Cloning: Replication of over 10,000 sapient species for infiltration

Tactical Applications

Clone warfare is deployed in several strategic forms:

Wave Assaults: Overwhelming defenses with sheer numbers
Psychological Warfare: Using enemy genetic duplicates to create confusion and erode morale
Adaptive Evolution: Rapidly iterating clone designs to counter enemy tactics

GALACTIC EXPANSION AND EMPIRE

First Contact and Initial Expansion (12,550 - 14,500 AD)

With FTL technology perfected, the Draken began an aggressive expansion campaign. Unlike many species whose first interstellar encounters focused on diplomacy, the Draken approached the cosmos with a martial mindset.

The Krythorian Campaign (12,500 - 13,000 AD)

The conquest of the Krythorian civilization demonstrated Draken military prowess:

12,500 AD: Simultaneous assault on seven Krythorian colony systems
12,575 AD: Fall of Krathar, the Krythorian capital, after a year-long siege
13,000 AD: Complete annexation of Krythorian territory

This conquest provided the Draken with valuable military tactics and technology, which they incorporated into their own forces while subjugating the Krythorian population.

The Silent Conquest of Vyxia (13,950 - 14,500 AD)

The subjugation of the secretive Vyxians demonstrated the Draken's strategic evolution:

13,950 AD: Penetration of Vyxian information networks while proposing seemingly benign trade agreements
14,000 AD: Surprise attack using cloaked fleet and coordinated cyber warfare
14,500 AD: Formal annexation of Vyxia and its territories

This conquest significantly enhanced Draken capabilities in espionage and intelligence gathering, sending shockwaves through neighboring civilizations.

The Zorlacian Annexation (23,950 - 24,500 AD)

After a period of consolidation, the Draken resumed expansion with the conquest of Zorlac:

23,950 AD: Initial survey of Zorlacian territories
24,000 AD: Overwhelming orbital assault destroying planetary defenses
24,500 AD: Formal annexation as a Draken Imperial Mining World

Peak of the Draken Empire (25,000 - 30,000 AD)

By 30,000 AD, the Draken Empire reached its zenith, controlling multiple Galactic Sectors across several galaxies and administering conquered worlds through a complex hierarchy:

Imperial Structure

Imperial Core Worlds: Directly administered by Draken authorities
Resource Extraction Worlds: Heavily exploited for resources with minimal regard for ecosystems
Pacified Territories: Regions where local collaborators maintained order under Draken supervision
Frontier Zones: Contested areas requiring continuous military operations

Integration of Conquered Species

The mature empire developed sophisticated approaches to managing conquered peoples:

Cultural Assimilation Programs: Mandatory education promoting Draken supremacy
Genetic Modification Experiments: Enhancing subject species for specific roles
Collaborator Elite: Creating privileged classes among conquered peoples to aid in governance
"New Order" Policies: Limited autonomy for some subject worlds while maintaining imperial control

Decline and Fragmentation (30,500 - 39,200 AD)

Despite the empire's power, resistance movements gained strength over time:

Rising Resistance (30,500 - 37,500 AD)

30,500 AD: The Krythorian Uprising, quickly suppressed but revealing imperial vulnerabilities
35,000 AD: Zorlacian resistance movement gaining significant traction
37,500 AD: The Great Rebellion uniting Krythorian, Vyxian, and Zorlacian forces

Overextension and Internal Conflict (37,600 - 38,200 AD)

Internal problems weakened the empire from within:

Resource Depletion: Centuries of aggressive extraction exhausted many key worlds
Technological Stagnation: Focus on military technology led to neglect in other areas
Internal Power Struggles: Conflicts among Draken noble houses undermined central authority

The End of Empire (38,000 - 39,200 AD)

38,000 AD: Rebel forces captured Ignisar, the empire's principal industrial center
38,200 AD: Dissolution of the Imperial Court marked the formal end of the unified Draken Empire
38,500 AD: Declaration of the first Neo-Draken Kingdom as warlords claimed independence
39,200 AD: Completion of fragmentation as former imperial territories adopted new governance models

THE NEO-DRAKEN ERA

Emergence of New Political Entities (39,200 - 42,000 AD)

Following imperial collapse, numerous independent kingdoms emerged, each claiming portions of former territory:

Major Neo-Draken Nations

Warrior Assembly (WA)
Emphasizes military strength and strategic expansion
Maintains the largest fleet of warships and clone armies
Controls territories primarily in the Drago Galaxy and former Krythorian space
Council of the Serene Flame (CSF)
Advocates for peace, diplomacy, and interspecies cooperation
Maintains extensive diplomatic corps
Controls resource-rich territories with sustainable exploitation policies
Technocrats of the Forge (TF)
Prioritizes technological advancement over traditional martial values
Heavy investment in research and development
Controls territories with valuable technological resources
Cult of Draconis (CD)
Strictly adheres to ancient traditions
Seeks to reclaim imperial glory through conquest
Controls territories designed to mimic conditions on the lost homeworld
Order of the Elemental Balance (OEB)
Focuses on harmonizing Draken society with elemental forces
Promotes environmental stewardship and mystical practices
Controls territories with unique geological features

Rogue Factions

Outside recognized nations, several rogue factions operate autonomously:

Void Marauders: Pirates and raiders rejecting central authority
Scales of Retribution: Militants dedicated to avenging Draconis
Ashen Wings: Groups pursuing genetic restoration of flight capabilities
Brotherhood of the Scorched Earth: Advocates for aggressive conquest

Cultural Evolution

Free from imperial uniformity, Neo-Draken kingdoms developed distinctive cultural identities:

Diverse Governance Models: From militaristic dictatorships to more progressive systems
Technological Renaissance: Competition driving innovation across various sectors
Cultural Expression: Flourishing of art, literature, and philosophy as restrictions lifted
Military Specialization: Development of unique combat doctrines and specialized forces

Many kingdoms began offering their military expertise to other galactic powers, establishing the Draken reputation as elite mercenaries. The Blood Oath Legions of the Warrior Assembly and the Shadow Talon Commandos of the Technocrats of the Forge are particularly sought after for high-risk operations.

INTERSTELLAR RELATIONS

First Contact Progression (12,550 - 28,000 AD)

The Draken approach to other species was shaped by their martial culture and expansionist tendencies:

12,550 AD: Achievement of FTL travel and immediate military mobilization
12,575-13,000 AD: First contact with Krythorians through invasion
13,600 AD: Initial hostile encounters with Ethereans
13,700 AD: Direct contact with Luminar emissaries
14,100 AD: Covert contacts with Vyxians
14,200 AD: Formal meetings with Zorlacians
18,500 AD: Indirect encounters with Lumens via proxy forces
20,000 AD: Reluctant participation in the Grand Interspecies Summit
22,000 AD: First contact with Aetherians
24,000 AD: Contact with the Elders

Major Conflicts and Alliances

Throughout their interstellar history, the Draken engaged in numerous significant conflicts:

19,427-19,842 AD: The Lumen-Aetherian War (supporting role)
22,000-22,500 AD: First Draken-Lumen War
25,600-25,720 AD: Draken-Luminar Conflict
25,800-25,879 AD: Participation in the Great Galactic War
120,000-145,000 AD: The 25,000 Year Intergalactic War between Draken and Lumen factions

Strategic alliances formed when advantageous:

Krokthar Pact: Military alliance with rebel Krythorian factions
Vyxian Intelligence Exchange: Covert partnership with certain Vyxian clans
Aetherian Trade Agreements: Exchange of rare materials and energy technologies
Outer Rim Alliance: Coalition formed in 37,500 AD with species opposed to LCUS influence

Current Diplomatic Standing (50,000 AD)

As of 50,000 AD, Draken relations with major galactic powers remain complex:

LCUS: Tense rivalry with limited cooperation on mutual threats
Aetherians: Strategic trade partnership with technological competition
Krythorians: Ongoing tension over continued occupation of territories
Vyxians: Complex relationship involving espionage and covert collaboration
Zorlacians: Resistance against Neo-Draken occupation in some regions
Elders: Guarded respect maintained through ritualized diplomatic protocols

The fragmentation of Draken society has created opportunities for more nuanced diplomatic approaches than were possible during the imperial era, with different kingdoms pursuing independent foreign policies.

FUTURE PROSPECTS

Potential Trajectories

Intelligence reports from across the galaxy suggest several possible futures for Draken civilization:

Military Resurgence

Evidence of Neo-Draken military buildup, particularly in Warrior Assembly territories
Development of new clone warrior variants with enhanced capabilities
Increasing incursions into neutral or disputed territories

Diplomatic Integration

Council of the Serene Flame's growing influence in galactic institutions
Expanded trade agreements with former adversaries
Cultural exchange programs fostering improved relations with LCUS species

Technological Transformation

Technocrats of the Forge's breakthrough research in sustainable volcanic engineering
Advanced genetic modification potentially restoring flight capabilities
Fusion of biological and technological systems creating new Draken subspecies

Cultural Renaissance

Revival and reinterpretation of ancient traditions for modern context
Emergence of new philosophical schools balancing tradition with progress
Artistic movements processing the trauma of imperial collapse and forging new identities

Galactic Impact

Whatever path the Draken choose, their influence on galactic affairs remains significant:

Military Power: Even fragmented, Draken forces represent formidable assets in any conflict
Technological Contributions: Innovations in extreme environment survival and thermal energy management continue to spread
Cultural Influence: Draken concepts of honor, resilience, and hierarchical order shape interspecies relations
Mercenary Presence: Elite Draken warriors serve in conflicts across multiple galaxies

EPILOGUE: THE ETERNAL FLAME

The Draken continue to embody the primal forces that shaped them—volcanic fire, unyielding stone, and the drive to ascend. From their harsh origins on Draconis to their fragmented interstellar present, they remain a species defined by resilience and adaptation.

The loss of their homeworld and empire has forced fundamental questions about Draken identity: Are they conquerors or creators? Warriors or diplomats? Preservers of tradition or agents of change?

As new generations emerge, raised on worlds never touched by Draconis's fires, the Draken stand at a crossroads. The embers of their empire still glow, and whether they will ignite a new conflagration of conquest or forge a different path remains to be seen.

One certainty endures—the Draken spirit burns eternal, forged in flame and bound by honor, illuminating the darkness between the stars.

"We are not merely the children of Draconis. We are its fire, carried to the stars."

— Kor'zath Vex'nar, Philosopher-Warlord of the Neo-Draken era

This chronicle was compiled by the Xenohistorical Division of the LCUS Department of Galactic Affairs, with contributions from the Draken Cultural Preservation Society and the Archives of Ignisar. Last updated: 49,999 AD.

Genetic Ancestor(s)

Quorikex

Genetic Descendants

Scientific Name

Draconis pyraxis

Geographic Distribution

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