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==History== | ==History== | ||
===Construction and development=== | |||
When Ogtop got its indipendece [[Moibaku]] was declared national capital. In 1961 Palhapato Auku designed appointed a group of experts to find the best place for the capital city with particular emphasis on location, climate, logistics, and defence requirements. After extensive study, research, and a thorough review of potential sites, the commission recommended the area in northeast near to the old capital but more covered from external attacks, especially from a continuous fear that [[Asesha]] would attack the nation. Moreover the new city was connected to the river OOO which led to a much-needed economic expansion of the fledgling country. | |||
[[Balak]] architects were hired to plan the city according to the dispositino of the tribes of the population of Ogtop. According to the census of the 1891, made by Puhanians, there were 14 Ogtop tribes, 9 [[Magura]] tribes and 10 [[Sawe]] tribes, therefore they created one neighborhood for each tribe per ethnicity to rapresent the union of the country. | |||
The capital was not moved directly from Moibaku to Yezeip; they first decleard both of the country capitals, | |||
in the late 1950s and then all the powers were shifted to Yezeip when essential development work was completed in 1960. In 1970, the capital became an autonomous indipende province. | |||
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==Geography== | ==Geography== | ||
Revision as of 14:54, 28 December 2023
Yezeip
Yezɨip | |
|---|---|
Capital city | |
| Country | Ogtop |
| Population (2023) | |
| • Total | 1,503,013 |
Yezeip (pronunciation: // ) is the capital of Ogtop.
Etymology
History
Construction and development
When Ogtop got its indipendece Moibaku was declared national capital. In 1961 Palhapato Auku designed appointed a group of experts to find the best place for the capital city with particular emphasis on location, climate, logistics, and defence requirements. After extensive study, research, and a thorough review of potential sites, the commission recommended the area in northeast near to the old capital but more covered from external attacks, especially from a continuous fear that Asesha would attack the nation. Moreover the new city was connected to the river OOO which led to a much-needed economic expansion of the fledgling country.
Balak architects were hired to plan the city according to the dispositino of the tribes of the population of Ogtop. According to the census of the 1891, made by Puhanians, there were 14 Ogtop tribes, 9 Magura tribes and 10 Sawe tribes, therefore they created one neighborhood for each tribe per ethnicity to rapresent the union of the country.
The capital was not moved directly from Moibaku to Yezeip; they first decleard both of the country capitals, in the late 1950s and then all the powers were shifted to Yezeip when essential development work was completed in 1960. In 1970, the capital became an autonomous indipende province.