 Lastly, the number of people who have identified with other religions than the ones explicitly mentioned in the 2011 census comes to a total of about 30,000 people.Neopagan groups have emerged in Romania over the latest decade, virtually all of them being ethno-pagan as in the other countries of Eastern Europe, although still small in comparison to other movements such as "Ősmagyar Vallás" in Hungary and "Rodnovery" in the Slavic Europe.The revived ethnic religion of the Romanians is called Zalmoxianism and is based on 
Thracian mythological sources, with prominence given to the figure of god Zalmoxis.