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The Kiri (also known as Qiri) are the largest tribe of the Marani, an important group of indigenous peoples of the southern IDU. They live in modern-day Baranxtu (especially in the autonomous province Qiru) and Otea, being the national majority of the latter country.
The closest relatives of the Kiri are the Ñiri, shown both by the proximity of the Kirian national language Qi and Jjiri as well as their religious and cultural ties. However, due to the Ñiri's role in the history of Baranxtu and its treatment of other indigenous people, modern relations between the two tribes remain to be somewhat strained.
| Peoples of Baranxtu | ||
|---|---|---|
| Colonists: | ||
| Asuanituans | Baranxtimans | Jontadains | Nidajans | ||
| Natives: | ||
| Marani: Ñiri | Kiri | ||
| Other Natives: Masenasi | Phip | ||
