Difference between revisions of "International City"
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| + | |+ style="font-weight: bold" | International City | ||
| + | ! class="toccolours" style="text-align: left" | Nation | ||
| + | | class="toccolours" | none (administered by [[Bedistan]], [[Lontorika]], and the [[Unified Capitalizt States]]) | ||
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| + | ! class="toccolours" style="text-align: left" | Population (103 [[Capitalizt Era|CE]] est.) | ||
| + | | class="toccolours" | 760 894 | ||
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| + | ! class="toccolours" style="text-align: left" | Establishment | ||
| + | | class="toccolours" | 53 BCE (Capitalizt time) or 2005 (Bedistani time) | ||
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| + | ! class="toccolours" style="text-align: left" | Major sports teams | ||
| + | | class="toccolours" | [[Klube Qoqeralire Internepáïire]] (football) | ||
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| + | ! class="toccolours" style="text-align: left" | Major sports venues | ||
| + | | class="toccolours" | [[Unity Stadium]] | ||
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| − | The International City is most famous as the location of [[Unity Stadium]], a stadium that hosted matches during [[World Cup 8]], and as the location of the international media conglomerate [[PariMedia]]’s headquarters. | + | The '''International City of Paripana''' ([[Noterelenda]]: Qidade Internepáïire Paripanem, [[Syokaji]]: 파리파나의 국제 도시 ''Palipanaʼyi Gugje Dosi'') is a semi-autonomous city in south-central [[Paleoparipia]], governed by a council consisting of [[Unified Capitalizt States|Capitalizt]], [[Bedistan]]i, and [[Lontorika]]n representatives. The city was created as a gesture of peace at the end of the First Paripanan War in 53 [[Capitalizt Era|BCE]] (Bedistani year 2005), taking land from Commerce Heights, Bedistan, and [[Lontorica (nation)|Lontorica]]. After the fall of Lontorica and the evacuation of Bedistan to [[Calania]], the city was effectively a dependency of Commerce Heights, though the Capitalizt government still considered the city an independent entity. When Bedistan recaptured its land in [[Paripana]] and Lontorika, Lontorica’s successor state, annexed Lontorica’s land adjacent to the city, the nations were re-added to the council. |
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| + | The International City is most famous as the location of [[Unity Stadium]], a stadium that hosted matches during [[World Cup 8]] and is now the home of the Capitalizt team [[Klube Qoqeralire Internepáïire]], and as the location of the international media conglomerate [[PariMedia]]’s headquarters. | ||
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Revision as of 18:14, 28 June 2006
| Nation | none (administered by Bedistan, Lontorika, and the Unified Capitalizt States) |
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| Population (103 CE est.) | 760 894 |
| Establishment | 53 BCE (Capitalizt time) or 2005 (Bedistani time) |
| Major sports teams | Klube Qoqeralire Internepáïire (football) |
| Major sports venues | Unity Stadium |
The International City of Paripana (Noterelenda: Qidade Internepáïire Paripanem, Syokaji: 파리파나의 국제 도시 Palipanaʼyi Gugje Dosi) is a semi-autonomous city in south-central Paleoparipia, governed by a council consisting of Capitalizt, Bedistani, and Lontorikan representatives. The city was created as a gesture of peace at the end of the First Paripanan War in 53 BCE (Bedistani year 2005), taking land from Commerce Heights, Bedistan, and Lontorica. After the fall of Lontorica and the evacuation of Bedistan to Calania, the city was effectively a dependency of Commerce Heights, though the Capitalizt government still considered the city an independent entity. When Bedistan recaptured its land in Paripana and Lontorika, Lontorica’s successor state, annexed Lontorica’s land adjacent to the city, the nations were re-added to the council.
The International City is most famous as the location of Unity Stadium, a stadium that hosted matches during World Cup 8 and is now the home of the Capitalizt team Klube Qoqeralire Internepáïire, and as the location of the international media conglomerate PariMedia’s headquarters.
