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''' | '''Nataliya''' ({{small|[[Lithian]]:}} [natalija]), officially the '''Nataliya Metropolis''', is the capital city of [[Lugida]]. Additionally as the country's capital prefecture, the core urban area is home to 11.6 million people (2016), the largest in Lugida and 3rd largest in [[Soltenna]]. It is located on the eastern foothills of [[Mount Lenthir]], , facing towards Nataliya Bay and the [[Gulf of Sharkunen|Sharkunen Gulf]]. Nataliya comprises the southern edge of the [[Heartland Lugida|Heartland region]] and is a part of the [[Midan]] metropolitan area whose urban agglomeration of 24 million people is one of the largest in the world. | ||
Initially founded as a small [[Altha dynasty]]-era settlement, | Initially founded as a small [[Altha dynasty]]-era settlement, Nataliya was expanded into a city under [[Letsatian Empire|Letsatian rule]] in Lugida when extensive deposits of silver was found in the foothills west of the city. Avite Empire ruler Gathid, being of Natalian origin, proposed the city as the empire's new capital in 348 CE. The proposal, though implemented through development of infrastructure in Nataliya, fell out of favor of Avite clerics. Nataliya's surrounding geography kept the city untouched by war during the Warring States period in the 5th century. By the 10th century the city had become a powerful naval city-state who maintain trade routes in and out of the [[Amiyant Sea]] and along the Gulf. | ||
Combination of several factors such as the then recent Tori invasions of Lugida led to the founding of the [[Forian Confederation]] in the 10th century, initially consisting of four city-states across the southern Damire Sea. When the confederation merges to form the [[Forian Kingdom]] the royal families of constituent city-states chose | Combination of several factors such as the then recent Tori invasions of Lugida led to the founding of the [[Forian Confederation]] in the 10th century, initially consisting of four city-states across the southern Damire Sea. When the confederation merges to form the [[Forian Kingdom]] the royal families of constituent city-states chose Nataliya as their capital. During this time economic activity grew up to its historic highest in the 17th century, before declining after the Kingdom's dissolution on 1731. Nataliya is designated capital city of Lugida upon the formation of the Republic in 1868. Nataliya suffered from extensive damages during the [[Pangyeoun War]] due to Allied-led bombings and offensives. As the war ended the capital city later grew significantly throughout the Lugid post-war economic miracle. | ||
Today, | Today, Nataliya is a global city with the largest metropolitan economy in [[Soltenna]]; its estimated metropolitan GDP reaches upwards of $800 billion. The city has one of the highest standards of living in the world, as well as one of the most expensive city for expatriates, stemming from the city's high population density and real estate value. Nataliya boasts a vibrant culture extending from Forian-era buildings at the [[Mite, Nataliya|Mite district]] to popular culture such as [[miko]] and [[L-pop]]{{spaced en dash}}which gave the city's nickname, "City of Sight and Sound". Nataliya hosts many large, global Lugid-based companies including entertainment agency [[Nasha Entertainment]], mass media company [[Deliat Media]], and conglomerate company [[Hanareth]], in addition to supranational institutions such as the [[Central Bank of Fordas]]. | ||
==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
The name '' | <!-- The name ''Nataliya'' comes from the [[Lithian]] words ''natal'' "Sun" with the addition of suffix ''-ia'' to mean "(city) of the Sun". According to common local belief, the name is interpreted as to mean ''the rising sun'' in reference to the city's location on the Lugid east coast. --> | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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<!-- Natlia is the business and financial hub of Lugida. Despite having only around 0.1 percent of Lugida's land area, Natlia and its metropolitan area contributes to almost half of Lugida's nominal GDP. Service sector accounts for half of Natlian economy. | <!-- Natlia is the business and financial hub of Lugida. Despite having only around 0.1 percent of Lugida's land area, Natlia and its metropolitan area contributes to almost half of Lugida's nominal GDP. Service sector accounts for half of Natlian economy. | ||
Natlia experienced a rapid rebuilding and economic growth from the 1960s, after sustaining severe damages from the [[ | Natlia experienced a rapid rebuilding and economic growth from the 1960s, after sustaining severe damages from the [[Pangyeoun War]]. Centralization of economic growth to Natlia caused large Lugid companies to move to the city in order to take advantage of the city's better access to the government. Through centralization and Lugida's export-oriented economy, Natlia later went on to become Soltenna's international financial center since the late 1960s amidst competition with other Soltennan cities such as [[Bosato]] and [[Cuáma]]. | ||
The city's economic growth is challenged by increasing living costs, population density, and high real estate prices, thus inviting economic competition by other Lugid cities like [[Kirni]] and [[Dalshabet]]. --> | The city's economic growth is challenged by increasing living costs, population density, and high real estate prices, thus inviting economic competition by other Lugid cities like [[Kirni]] and [[Dalshabet]]. --> | ||
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* [[List of cities in Lugida]] | * [[List of cities in Lugida]] | ||
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[[Category:Prefectures of Lugida]] | [[Category:Prefectures of Lugida]] | ||
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Revision as of 17:41, 22 July 2022
Nataliya 32°26′N 1°0′E | |
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Metropolis | |
Skyline of the city center at Kalos | |
Nickname(s): City of Sight and Sound | |
Country | Lugida |
Region | Heartland |
Area | |
• Metro | 1,534 km2 (592 sq mi) |
Population (2016) | |
• Metropolis | 11,642,706 |
• Density | 7,590/km2 (19,700/sq mi) |
Demonym(s) | Natalian, Nataliyadan |
Time zone | Sahar Coordinated Time (SCT+0) |
Nataliya (Lithian: [natalija]), officially the Nataliya Metropolis, is the capital city of Lugida. Additionally as the country's capital prefecture, the core urban area is home to 11.6 million people (2016), the largest in Lugida and 3rd largest in Soltenna. It is located on the eastern foothills of Mount Lenthir, , facing towards Nataliya Bay and the Sharkunen Gulf. Nataliya comprises the southern edge of the Heartland region and is a part of the Midan metropolitan area whose urban agglomeration of 24 million people is one of the largest in the world.
Initially founded as a small Altha dynasty-era settlement, Nataliya was expanded into a city under Letsatian rule in Lugida when extensive deposits of silver was found in the foothills west of the city. Avite Empire ruler Gathid, being of Natalian origin, proposed the city as the empire's new capital in 348 CE. The proposal, though implemented through development of infrastructure in Nataliya, fell out of favor of Avite clerics. Nataliya's surrounding geography kept the city untouched by war during the Warring States period in the 5th century. By the 10th century the city had become a powerful naval city-state who maintain trade routes in and out of the Amiyant Sea and along the Gulf.
Combination of several factors such as the then recent Tori invasions of Lugida led to the founding of the Forian Confederation in the 10th century, initially consisting of four city-states across the southern Damire Sea. When the confederation merges to form the Forian Kingdom the royal families of constituent city-states chose Nataliya as their capital. During this time economic activity grew up to its historic highest in the 17th century, before declining after the Kingdom's dissolution on 1731. Nataliya is designated capital city of Lugida upon the formation of the Republic in 1868. Nataliya suffered from extensive damages during the Pangyeoun War due to Allied-led bombings and offensives. As the war ended the capital city later grew significantly throughout the Lugid post-war economic miracle.
Today, Nataliya is a global city with the largest metropolitan economy in Soltenna; its estimated metropolitan GDP reaches upwards of $800 billion. The city has one of the highest standards of living in the world, as well as one of the most expensive city for expatriates, stemming from the city's high population density and real estate value. Nataliya boasts a vibrant culture extending from Forian-era buildings at the Mite district to popular culture such as miko and L-pop – which gave the city's nickname, "City of Sight and Sound". Nataliya hosts many large, global Lugid-based companies including entertainment agency Nasha Entertainment, mass media company Deliat Media, and conglomerate company Hanareth, in addition to supranational institutions such as the Central Bank of Fordas.
Etymology
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Architecture
Traditional architecture of Natalia is heavily influenced by Ekuosian architecture, propagated through sermets and later during the Forian period. At the time, buildings outside the walls of the Royal District (now Mite, Natalia) are generally wood-based, occasionally using concrete or brick as foundation. Conversely, the district has most – if not all – buildings brick-faced. Industrialization in the 19th century and the later bombings of Natalia led to a decline of wood-based buildings in Natalia particularly over concerns regarding its vulnerability to catch fire.
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