Malaja
Malaja is the de jure capital city of the Hilbertian Republic. It has its own region in Hilbertia and consists of 2 subregions - Malaja interior and Malaja exterior - territory just outside the capital. Malaja itself as the capital city is Malaja interior. The area of Malaja is 92 m2.
It is inhabited by the members of the Hilbertian government. Foreigners are not allowed to visit Malaja interior, with the exception of Slovak citizens.
Malaja is home to the Hilbertian National Museum, containing many artifacts and relics from the Hilbertian family dynasty, as well as rare archaeological finds in Hilbertia. The rarest such find is a very old coin that remains unidentified.
The 2-letter code of Malaja on Hilbertian license plates is "ML"
History
Construction
Construction of the house that would become Malaja began in the year 2009.
Pre-hilbertian era
From 2011 to 23.11.2019 it was inhabited by the family and some of today's citizens. Important things such as a kitchen, TV, beds, and others were established.
Creation of the Republic of Hilbert Dimension
On November 23rd 2019, the Republic of Hilbert Dimension had been founded and Malaja was selected as its capital city. Its name was chosen a few weeks later.
Clay production
In the winter of 2019/2020, clay production started in the basement of Malaja. Clay was mined in the Swamp region of Hilbertia and was purified in Malaja.
Recyclation era
On August 14th 2020, Malaja has started recycling plastic, paper, glass and biowaste. Plastic, paper, and glass are taken once a month to Bratislava to be disposed of or recycled.
Chemistry era
On November 30th 2020, parts of Malaja's basement was converted into a chemical laboratory.
Internet connection established
Wifi network has been established in Malaja on January 28th 2021. All visitors and tourists can connect to the wifi network for free.
"Hilbertia" sign
On April 14th 2023, a colorful ceramic sign reading "Hilbertia" purchased during a state visit to Barcelona on March 24th has been placed on a wall on Malaja's terrace.