Archive:Nganagam Kip
Nganagam Kep
Q'eb Mvadek | |
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 Location of Nganagam Kep | |
| Population | |
| • Total | 32,059 |
Nganagam Kep, known as Q'eb Mvadek in the Q'eb language, is a city located in the State of Si Gapa of the Confederation of Ebo Nganagam.
Etymology
History
Nganagam Kep was the capital city of the Q'eb empire for more than 2,000 years before the Q'eb empire disestablished in 1832.
After the Q'eb empire had been annexed by the Meritocratic Republic of Myak Kham, the government of the Meritocratic Republic of Myak Kham built a new city in the east of Nganagam Kep, which is called Nganagam Si Gapa, in order to replace Nganagam Kep and to avoid the influence of the aristocrats of the Q'eb empire.
After Nganagam Si Gapa had been built, Nganagam Kep met its decline as most people and business started to move to Nganagam Si Gapa.
Geography
Climate
Cityscape
Most parts of the city lie in the Walls of Nganagam Kep, and most of the buildings are old buildings built before the 19th century, however, except for those which are still used, most buildings in the city lack proper maintenance and can collapse at any time.
The Old Palace of the Q'eb Empire is still used as the city hall and is not open for tourists.
Culture
Economy
Government
Demographics
Currently, there are about 32,059 people living in Nganagam Kep.