Difference between revisions of "Erse"
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| − | Erse is both the name of the former capital city of Hallad, as well as the province it is located in. It was the capital during the colonial era of Hallad, and sustained minor damages after the Halladi Revolution. The capital after that was changed to New Dublin, and later back to Erse after the [[First Halladi Civil War]]. The capital was later changed to New Erse, on the Halladi Homeworld. It has a population of 15,344,091 people. It is considered the most important place in Halladi culture, birthplace of Halladi revolutionary [[John Connolly]], site of the Erse Massacre, and traditionally considered the centre of the Halladi Workers Republic. | + | Erse is both the name of the former capital city of Hallad, as well as the province it is located in. It was the capital during the colonial era of Hallad, and sustained minor damages after the Halladi Revolution. The capital after that was changed to New Dublin, and later back to Erse after the [[First Halladi Civil War]]. The capital was later changed to New Erse, on the Halladi Homeworld. It has a population of 15,344,091 people as of 2006. It is considered the most important place in Halladi culture, birthplace of Halladi revolutionary [[John Connolly]], site of the Erse Massacre, and traditionally considered the centre of the Halladi Workers Republic. |
Revision as of 00:33, 27 August 2006
Erse is both the name of the former capital city of Hallad, as well as the province it is located in. It was the capital during the colonial era of Hallad, and sustained minor damages after the Halladi Revolution. The capital after that was changed to New Dublin, and later back to Erse after the First Halladi Civil War. The capital was later changed to New Erse, on the Halladi Homeworld. It has a population of 15,344,091 people as of 2006. It is considered the most important place in Halladi culture, birthplace of Halladi revolutionary John Connolly, site of the Erse Massacre, and traditionally considered the centre of the Halladi Workers Republic.
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Erse in 2002.
