Laskaridia (city)
Laskaridia
Dū Lāskarīdós | |
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Seat of Power | |
 The Suonwiller House, de-jure seat of Power | |
 Flag | |
| Mottoes: Dēvvs grācāām ovrbvs' "God graces the city Laskaridian latin | |
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| Country |  Laskaridia |
| Founded | 8 March 2022 |
| Government | |
| • King of Laskaridia | Sean II and V |
| • Mayor of Laskaridia | Matthew Wu |
| Area | |
| • Seat of Power | 0.05 km2 (0.02 sq mi) |
| • Land | 0 km2 (0 sq mi) |
| Population | |
| • Seat of Power | 0 |
| • Density | 0/km2 (0/sq mi) |
| • Metro | 0 |
| ~20 Gather during events | |
| Demonym | Laskardian |
| • Summer (DST) | UTC-8 (PST) |
Laskaridia (Westavian: Lāskarīdós) is the capital city[1] of the Kingdom of Laskaridia. It is a cultural and academic center of the Kingdom and Micronationalism in Southern California. It has been the capital of 2 sovereign states and 3 provinces. The city was founded by a letter-patent from Shahan I, Sovereign of Westavia. Its current Lord-Mayor is Matthew Wu.
Etymology
The name "Laskarid" originates from the medieval Byzantine dynasty, Laskaris. The name also is used for the Laskaridian Flower, a Ruisseuan flower shape. A variant of the word Laskaridia is Laskaria or Lascharia. These terms were coined after the Battle of Laskaridia.
History
The place was a part of the United States before 2015 and was inducted as a place of national importance in Ruisseau in February, but was a city in Ruisseau in March. Before colonization by Spain, it was inhabited by natives for 12,000 years. The first record of the valley area below the city is by Gaspar de Portola, the governor of Spanish California. Isabel II and Ferdinand VII directly issued parcels of land to local nobles and people. Which caused a large shift from Paganism to Catholiscm.
Westavian history
The City saw no conflicts during its period as capital of Westavia. It was the capital for roughly 1 year before it was moved to Suonwiller, then to Asencon, then to Dessau-Bonn. Shahan I, the first Emperor of Westavia, Shahan I used the location for meetings and holding his councils. The city was elevated to capital by a letter patent.
Ruisseauan history
Laskaridia is most famous for being the site of the Battle of Laskaridia, which saw the end of the Neo-Westavian Empire. Laskaridia was also the capital of Ruisseau. It was used for the coronation of John Alexander III.
Transport
Laskaridia is cut in half by the Juniperian road J-13. The Laskaridian road system is authorized and regulated by the Laskaridian Transport Authority. The roads are called highways because of the nation's small size. Most roads are maintained with the exception of Gloucester Highway, which was erected and then abandoned by Shahan II.
Places
- Suonwiller House - The main place of meetings and conventions
- Donnäuberg Park - Roughly 100 feet away, large portion of grass
- Shahan I Mount - (Sáiuoánośośnōmōundōt), a monument dedicated to the first Emperor, built by Laskaridian monks
- Irvine Plate - A board with the history of Irvine
- Laskaridia Junction - A road connecting Laskaridia to Austénopolī, where it merges onto the J-13 Road, which goes to Dönnauberg
- Beuné Junction - A triconjuction which leads to the (now abandoned) Bakwatch plains of Old Westavia
- Vēitillvm-Brōdthe - The tree on which the first Westavian flag was hoisted