>>121213514Density doesn't equal population size. I was talking about the 1930s but you seem to think 1560s are relevant for that.
The total contribution of Savonians to Finns is obviously going to depend on what North Ostrobothnians are. I don't think anyone really knows beyond them having more closer genetic ties to Savonians than SW Finns.
It's certainly at least 18% - the population of Savonia in the 1930s. At most it could be 30% if we include all influenced areas.
25% seems like a nice middle of the road number.
Btw, I think the total contribution of Tavastians to Finns might be over 40% if we go back far enough. People in SW Finland and Savonia obviously share Tavastian ancestry. It's not gonna be absent in Karelia either.
