コプト

Also known as Copt

エジプトにおけるキリスト教信徒

AI overview

Copts are Christians native to Egypt who are descended from ancient Egyptians and primarily follow the Coptic Orthodox Church. They represent the largest Christian population in Egypt and the broader Middle East, making up approximately 5 to 15 percent of Egypt's population.

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Within Vinony's link graph, コプト is referenced by 1,335 other articles, and connects out to Coptic, Catholic Church and Egyptian.

Vinony files it under Afroasiatic peoples, Ancient peoples of Africa and Catholicism in Egypt.

Its subject is documented across 78 Wikipedia language editions.

Key facts

Ethnic group.group: Copts
Ethnic group.native_name_lang: cop
Ethnic group.image: Coptic diaspora map.png
Ethnic group.caption: Coptic diaspora
Ethnic group.region1: Traditional areas of Coptic settlement:
Ethnic group.pop2: 11-18 million
Ethnic group.region3: Diaspora:
Ethnic group.pop3: 1–2 million (estimates vary)
Ethnic group.pop4: 500,000 (2018)
Ethnic group.pop5: 400,000–500,000 (2008)
Ethnic group.pop6: 75,000 (2003)
Ethnic group.pop7: 60,000
Ethnic group.pop8: 50,000 (2017)
Ethnic group.region9: France
Ethnic group.pop9: 45,000 (2017)
Ethnic group.region10: Italy
Ethnic group.pop10: 30,000
Ethnic group.region11: United Kingdom

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: ethnographic group
Subclass of: Egyptians
Named after: Egyptians
Native language: Arabic
Country: Canada
Image: Coptic diaspora map.png

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Commons category: Copts
topic's main category: Category:Coptic people
described by source: Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
different from: Coptic

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Article · 日本語

コプトは、主にエジプトにおけるキリスト教信徒を指す。コプトの大多数は非カルケドン派正教会たるコプト正教会であるが、東方典礼カトリック教会たるコプト典礼カトリック教会や、プロテスタントなども含まれている。「コプト人」という民族が居る訳ではなく、民族名ではない。全世界に1000万人から2000万人ほどいるとされる。エジプトにはキリスト教の成立直後から信者がおり、イスラム化された後もコミュニティが存続した。古代エジプト暦の流れを汲むコプト暦を使う。現在、エジプト人口の約1割がコプトで、世俗主義的なシーシー政権の支持者が多い。

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