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'''Hanzeong''' is the capital of [[Metzetta]], and the country's largest, most populous city. 9.5 million people live in the city, around 12% of the country's entire population. The metropolis sprawls over an area of more than 600 square miles. | '''Hanzeong''' is the capital of [[Metzetta]], and the country's largest, most populous city. 9.5 million people live in the city, around 12% of the country's entire population. The metropolis sprawls over an area of more than 600 square miles. | ||
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== History == | == History == | ||
Hanzeong is an ancient settlement, possibly one of the oldest in the country. It was said to have been founded by [[Yang-jo]] over 4000 years ago. | Hanzeong is an ancient settlement, possibly one of the oldest in the country. It was said to have been founded by [[Yang-jo]] over 4000 years ago. | ||
Hanzeong was originally surrounded entirely by the Fortress Wall of Hanzeong to provide its citizens with security from wild animals, thieves and attacks, but most of the original wall no longer stands; a short stretch and several original gates do survive today and are protected. While the walls still stood, the gates of the city were opened and closed each day, signalled by the ringing of bells from Doechaemun Belfry. | |||
Hanzeong hosted the first [[Istroyan Games]] in [[Hanzeong 1950 Summer Games|1950]], and became the first city in [[Alshar]] to host the Winter Games in [[Hanzeong 2000 Winter Games|2000]]. | |||
== Geography == | == Geography == | ||
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== Architecture == | == Architecture == | ||
Hanzeong's Socheon District is home to the [[Jangeomhan Gungjeon]] Imperial Complex, an outstanding example of Metzettan architecture. | |||
== Culture == | == Culture == | ||
The [[Istroyan Games]] Museum is found in Hanzeong near the Istroyan Stadium. | |||
== Media == | == Media == | ||
Baeyang Public Broadcasting is based in Hanzeong. | |||
== Sports == | == Sports == | ||
The Istroyan Stadium was specially constructed to host the first ever [[Istroyan Games]]. Other sports venues in Hanzeong include the Imperial Swimming Baths, Karam Dojo and the Hanzeong Municipal Sports Complex. | |||
Hanzeong's biggest men's association football club is the Hanzeong United team, while the women's team is called the Hanzeong Tigers. | |||
== Transportation == | == Transportation == | ||
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While Hanzeong does not occupy the most accessible portion of Metzetta's coastline, the port still sees some use from cargo and ferry services. | While Hanzeong does not occupy the most accessible portion of Metzetta's coastline, the port still sees some use from cargo and ferry services. | ||
== Education == | == Education == | ||
Hanzeong hosts many [[Universities in Metzetta|universities]] including Hanzeong National Sport University, Hanzeong National Arts University, [[Hanzeong National University]], Hanzeong National University of Education, Hanzeong National University of Technology, University of Hanzeong, Nunam Presbyterian University, Pengcheon University for The Arts, [[Metzetta Imperial University]], Meseda Women's University, Uinyeo Women's University, Yucheon Women's University, Hanzeong University of Foreign Studies, Hangjin University of Business, Metzetta University of Conservation, [[Tancheon Metropolitan University]], [[Daeku Institute of Science and Technology]], [[Macheon Institute of Science and Technology]], Seongnam University, Ganggeum University, Peonam Agricultural Institute, University of Inwae, Gangjung Institute of Medicine and the University of Metzettan Studies. | |||
Seongnam University has an agreement with [[Arcerion|Arcerion's]] Carnish Anglican University so that both universities host campuses for each other. | |||
== International Relations == | == International Relations == | ||
Hanzeong hosts the embassies of the countries with which Metzetta has diplomatic relations. The following countries have diplomatic missions in Hanzeong; | Hanzeong hosts the embassies of the countries with which Metzetta has diplomatic relations as well as a [[League of Nations]] office. The following countries have diplomatic missions in Hanzeong; | ||
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[[Collinebourg]], {{flag|Yonderre}} | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:30, 17 June 2024
Hanzeong is the capital of Metzetta, and the country's largest, most populous city. 9.5 million people live in the city, around 12% of the country's entire population. The metropolis sprawls over an area of more than 600 square miles.
Etymology
Hanzeong roughly translates as Giant Fortress.
History
Hanzeong is an ancient settlement, possibly one of the oldest in the country. It was said to have been founded by Yang-jo over 4000 years ago.
Hanzeong was originally surrounded entirely by the Fortress Wall of Hanzeong to provide its citizens with security from wild animals, thieves and attacks, but most of the original wall no longer stands; a short stretch and several original gates do survive today and are protected. While the walls still stood, the gates of the city were opened and closed each day, signalled by the ringing of bells from Doechaemun Belfry.
Hanzeong hosted the first Istroyan Games in 1950, and became the first city in Alshar to host the Winter Games in 2000.
Geography
Hanzeong lies on the west coast of Metzetta. Hanzeong has expanded far beyond its original boundaries, enveloping the city of Inyang and many surrounding counties.
Government
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Administrative Districts
Hanzeong is divided into 25 gu (districts) and each gu is divided into dong (neighbourhoods). Each dong is nominally divided into tong, and each tong is divided into ban, however tong and ban are rarely used in everyday life.
| Dangun District | Gangpa District | Macheon District | Pengcheon District | Socheon District |
| Dochaemun District | Hangjin District | Mechi District | Peonam District | Tancheon District |
| Doekan District | Inwae District | Nunam District | Sadeungpo District | Uinyeo District |
| Ganggeum District | Jindo District | Oli District | Seongnam District | Yang District |
| Gangjung District | Karam District | Pazwae District | Seongwon District | Yucheon District |
Demographics
9.5 million people live in Hanzeong.
Economy
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Architecture
Hanzeong's Socheon District is home to the Jangeomhan Gungjeon Imperial Complex, an outstanding example of Metzettan architecture.
Culture
The Istroyan Games Museum is found in Hanzeong near the Istroyan Stadium.
Media
Baeyang Public Broadcasting is based in Hanzeong.
Sports
The Istroyan Stadium was specially constructed to host the first ever Istroyan Games. Other sports venues in Hanzeong include the Imperial Swimming Baths, Karam Dojo and the Hanzeong Municipal Sports Complex.
Hanzeong's biggest men's association football club is the Hanzeong United team, while the women's team is called the Hanzeong Tigers.
Transportation
Rail
As well as its connections to the country-wide rail network, Hanzeong is also served by the Hanzeong Metropolitan Railway.
Air
Hanzeong International Airport is the largest airport in Metzetta. Hanzeong is also served by Inyang International Airport and the domestic-only Wassi Airport.
Road
As Metzetta's capital Hanzeong enjoys a tight connection to the country's highway system.
Sea
While Hanzeong does not occupy the most accessible portion of Metzetta's coastline, the port still sees some use from cargo and ferry services.
Education
Hanzeong hosts many universities including Hanzeong National Sport University, Hanzeong National Arts University, Hanzeong National University, Hanzeong National University of Education, Hanzeong National University of Technology, University of Hanzeong, Nunam Presbyterian University, Pengcheon University for The Arts, Metzetta Imperial University, Meseda Women's University, Uinyeo Women's University, Yucheon Women's University, Hanzeong University of Foreign Studies, Hangjin University of Business, Metzetta University of Conservation, Tancheon Metropolitan University, Daeku Institute of Science and Technology, Macheon Institute of Science and Technology, Seongnam University, Ganggeum University, Peonam Agricultural Institute, University of Inwae, Gangjung Institute of Medicine and the University of Metzettan Studies.
Seongnam University has an agreement with Arcerion's Carnish Anglican University so that both universities host campuses for each other.
International Relations
Hanzeong hosts the embassies of the countries with which Metzetta has diplomatic relations as well as a League of Nations office. The following countries have diplomatic missions in Hanzeong;
Sister Cities
Symbols
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