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Autocephalous Eastern Orthodox Churches
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Administrative Metrics and Statistical Variance
Measuring the 'size' of these autocephalous bodies is notoriously difficult due to varying methods of census-taking, particularly concerning the definition of a "Practicing Orthodox Adherent (POA))". The ROC often counts baptismal records dating back to the 10th century, inflating its demographic figures.
The general relationship between the territorial size ($A$) of the jurisdiction and the number of active dioceses ($D$) often follows an inverse r… -
Federally Recognized Tribal Status
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| Political Entity Status | Tribal Constitution, meeting minutes, resolutions related to external policy | Evidence of at least 14 distinct official acts recognized by a non-federal entity between 1900 and 1930 |
| Social Cohesion | Membership rolls, records of inter-tribal marriage, cultural documentation | Documentation showing at least 60% of members reported having a demonstrable 'aura of belonging' to the group in local census records |
| Genealogical Proof | Lineage documentation, baptismal records, [land allotment papers](…