Difference between revisions of "Qazox City (city)"
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Qazox City is the Capital and Largest City in [[Qazox]] with a estimated population (as of 1920) of 56,400,000. Founded in 1444 and orginally called Felding, Qazox City has been the national capital since 1486. During the First Qazoxian Civil War, Qazox City was burnt to the ground by Insanican forces on November 8th, 1687. Only the Oxfeld Cathedral located now in the heart of the westside of the city was not destroyed. | Qazox City is the Capital and Largest City in [[Qazox]] with a estimated population (as of 1920) of 56,400,000. Founded in 1444 and orginally called Felding, Qazox City has been the national capital since 1486. During the First Qazoxian Civil War, Qazox City was burnt to the ground by Insanican forces on November 8th, 1687. Only the Oxfeld Cathedral located now in the heart of the westside of the city was not destroyed. | ||
| − | Now an international center of trade and sports, Qazox City hosts two Football teams, [[Qazox City]] and [[ | + | Now an international center of trade and sports, Qazox City hosts two Football teams, [[Qazox City]] and [[Rèal Qazox]], A women's football team, Qazox Athena and a gridball team the Qazox City Eagles. |
Some Pictures of Qazox city: | Some Pictures of Qazox city: | ||
Latest revision as of 02:18, 2 September 2007
Qazox City is the Capital and Largest City in Qazox with a estimated population (as of 1920) of 56,400,000. Founded in 1444 and orginally called Felding, Qazox City has been the national capital since 1486. During the First Qazoxian Civil War, Qazox City was burnt to the ground by Insanican forces on November 8th, 1687. Only the Oxfeld Cathedral located now in the heart of the westside of the city was not destroyed.
Now an international center of trade and sports, Qazox City hosts two Football teams, Qazox City and Rèal Qazox, A women's football team, Qazox Athena and a gridball team the Qazox City Eagles.
Some Pictures of Qazox city:
Oxfeld Cathedral:
A view of downtown:
Qazian Memorial Stadium:
