Troyes Island
Overview
Troyes Island is the capital in the Capital/Troyes region located in the center of Popeleoma Del Signe, and has been the nation's capital since 1520. It was not the offical residency of the Royal Family until 1722 when Sven I ordered the construction of the royal palace. The 62nd king of Popeleoma Del Signe, King Sven VI was king of Popeleoma Del Signe before the adoption of the constitution in 1873.
Additional Information
Ordered by John II in 1520 to have all offices of State moved onto the defendable island of Troyes, it was one of the greatest moves made any Monarch of Popeleoma Del Signe. Today, the island's highest buildings only reach about 12 stories and boasts a large green and several embassies. It is home to the royal palace, the general hospital, first post office and a number of embassies. The Duma is located here and is fairly close to the Politiburo. The Royal Cabinet building is visible near the palace. The local UN building is located here and the stock market for Popeleoma Del Signe is here as well. The mood is very grandesque and shows very little change from 1902. The least liberal of the big cities, it is a close drive to Royes Airport and a ferry ride to Rickenbacker international airport.
Important Locations
- Office of Internal Affairs
- Ministry of Health
- Municipal Building
- Politiburo
- Royal Cabinet Building
- Ministry of Education
- Ministry of Defense and War
- Ministry of Diplomacy and State
- Ministry of the Interior
- Ministry of the Economy
- Duma
- Troyes Palace
- Royal Central Intelligence
- Masonic Lodge 017
- Courthouse of the Land
- Federal Reserve
- Mint
