Ièqqi People

The Ièqqi People are Kwitzka's native people, living mostly in Zwizúsinniq province. The Ièqqi have a population of 50k.
== History ==
The Ièqqi are assumed to have arrived in Kwitzka around the 13th century near the areas of modern-day Dduqlä. How they got to their current inhabitance area is unknown. It is assumed that smaller Ièqqi groups lived in Cjöbqni.
The Ièqqi have had minimal contact with the outside world. The natives weren't hostile to the new settlers of Kwitzka. The Ièqqi and Kwnat people lived in harmony since, with the newcomers making a written script of the language. The Ièqqi population has decreased by about 25% since the first encounter.
== Culture ==
The Ièqqi don't have many traditions. The most important traditions are the Íssoqqò (Midsummer), during which the Ièqqi people host fishing competitions on the Zwizúsinniq Lake, and the Qloo, where people come together to celebrate the ending of the farming season.
== Official Ièqqi policies ==
The Ièqqi are recognized as the indigenous people of Kwitzka, and thus are guaranteed the right to use their language anywhere where Iòso is spoken and have a right to their land. The Ièqqi also have their own local government, which is elected by them and serve as a secondary government for the counties that the Ièqqi live, being able to veto any new law, which can only be overwritten by the main Kwitzka government. They are also guaranteed protection of their culture.