Porti Viagnèt

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Porti Viagnèt
Nation: Sozy
Function: Regional Capital, Touristic, Commercial Fishing Centre
Population: 200 million
Leader: Odisè Vérgæ

Capital City of Vrancian Sozy

History

Ethnic Vrancians were the first to settle along the Southern coast of the [Sozian island]. They were mainly fishers and peasants. Various of settlements were built along the coastline, and due to the vast amount of natural resources like fish and Mediterranean wood, the settlements grew exponentially. For centuries it was the centre of Vrancian power, until it was sacked in 465 AD. The city's wall was used for building and the city lost its strength during the Sozian dark ages during which it was invaded and sacked on numerous of occasions. It did gain strength as the largest fishing city later on, but lost its sphere of influence over the Vrancian countryside during the L’ìghübirghum wars of succession. Under the command of L’ìghübirghum leaders, the city lost most of its privileges. Only in the late 20th century the city could grew again, due to the increasing interest of tourists in luxury beach resorts, nowadays, Porti Viagnèt is the second largest fishing centre in the nation, it has the second largest yacht harbour in the nation and a booming tourist industry.

Vrancian Empire

The Vrancians referred to this area as Iren Vrancij or "villages of the Vrancians". In 1003BC it became known as a major centre of trade and worship throughout the Vrancian and Sozian world. In 753BC the City was walled, this marked the beginning of the Vrancian Dynasty. Until the fall of the Empire, it remained a centre of Vrancian culture, trade and power.

Geography

The city is enclosed by the sea in the South, sub-tropical forests in the East and West and Hills in the North. There is barely any rainfall in the city, and much of its growth is thanks to irrigation. The boulevard, which is the largest and longest (80 kilometres) in Sozy, is dominated by both ice cream stands and a white palm beach.

Ropica Beach

A magical beach, famous for its "secret beaches" (beaches surrounded by hills and forests) and kilometres of white sand. In the winter, this is the breeding place of turtles. In the summer, this is a place of party, beach fun, sports activities and yacht racing.

Economy

Fishing

Tourism

The Boulevard

Culture

Music, theatre and opera

Museums

Architecture

Transportation

Railways

Road Traffic

Air Traffic

Water Transportation

Cruise ships

Universities

Leisure activities

Nightlife

Public Baths

Festivals

Sports