Peak Year: 3000 BC (6.3%)

Brazil had a relatively dense population in the pre-Columbian period, which fell catostrophically with the introduction of Malaria and Yellow fever. The proportions assigned to None in the 16th & 17th centuries are probably too high. In historical times, Brazil has been unified with only a few brief and limited interventions and civil wars.

State Proportions for Selected Country Table

CountryStart YearEnd YearProportions
Brazil-30001500none-1,
Brazil15011501none-0.86,Portugal-0.14,
Brazil15021531none-0.78,Portugal-0.22,
Brazil15321611none-0.56,Portugal-0.44,
Brazil16121615France-0.07,none-0.49,Portugal-0.44,
Brazil16161635none-0.49,Portugal-0.51,
Brazil16361641Netherlands-0.07,none-0.49,Portugal-0.44,
Brazil16421642Netherlands-0.28,none-0.42,Portugal-0.3,
Brazil16431645Netherlands-0.35,none-0.42,Portugal-0.23,
Brazil16461654Netherlands-0.21,none-0.42,Portugal-0.37,
Brazil16551754none-0.28,Portugal-0.72,
Brazil17551790none-0.07,Portugal-0.93,
Brazil17911822Portugal-1,
Brazil18231823Brazil-0.65,Portugal-0.35,
Brazil18241824Brazil-0.93,Portugal-0.07,
Brazil18251835Brazil-1,
Brazil18361836Brazil-0.86,Cabanos-0.14,
Brazil18371839Brazil-1,
Brazil18401845Brazil-0.93,Riograndense-0.07,
Brazil18462022Brazil-1,
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