The Bendiruc People

The Bendiruc People are a indigenous group of Wisetoon, Namporschia, Lobevia, and the western Borogoves of Parania. The people’s tribes are made of woods and logs and are often situated in hardwood forest. 
== Facial Features and Physical Descriptions ==
The people share similarities of a mixed indigenous, white and middle-eastern person. They usually have olive to beige skin, light eyes (blue, green), curly or wavy brown hair, and tall, slender build. They are very distinguishable from other indigenous tribes. 
== Demographics ==
3% of The Bendiruc still practice their folk indigenous beliefs, but 74% of them are adherents of Christianity, 17% are not religious, 4% are shamanic, and 2% are Islamic. 27% of them identify as white, 67% of them identify as indigenous, and 6% of them identify as Arab. Historically, Kosnans, who were commonly mixed with Mecirhannian blood, bred with the Bendiruc people and later tainted their bloodline with Kosnan-Arab DNA, making them what they are today. 
== Culture ==
Bendiruc culture is usually a mix between Christianity with ties of indigenous beliefs.
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