Hangyeong
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Hangyeong (Korean: 한경 | Chinese: 韓京) is the capital of the Celestial Regency of Daehanjeiguk, otherwise known as the Great Han Empire. The city has been the official capital of the Han Empire since 1390.
| Hangyeong 한경 韓京 | ||
 Cheondan Temple | ||
| Established | ca. 473 BCE | |
| Government •Function •Mayor |
Directly Administered City Capital none | |
| Statistics | ||
| Territory | 16,808 km² | |
| Population •Density •Urban |
15 million 900 people/km² 10 million | |
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The Great Han Empire (Daehanjeiguk) |
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| Territories: Jikyei, Gamsuk, Gangso, Gwangdong, Daeman, Manju, Monggol, Bokgeon, Sacheon, Sandong, Seojang, Shingang, Wunnam, Taehaeng, Haenam, Hogwang | ||
| Auxiliary Kingdoms & Colonies: Joseon, Jonamdo, Tempalhiyon | ||
| Cities: Hangyeong, Sanghae, Hanseong, Gwangju, Junggyeong, Pyeongyang, Malnira | ||
| History: N/A | ||
| People: Emperor Taejo, Emperor Gojong, Emperor Gwangmu | ||
| Languages: Korean, Chinese, Spanish (in Jonam Kingdom), English (unofficial in diplomacy) | ||
| Sports: Imperial Football Association, Imperial Han Football Team, National Football League | ||
