Counties of Wassi

There are 38 Counties of Wassi, Metzetta's largest province. Each country (gun) is divided into prefectures (hyeon). Nine of Wassi's counties are cities in their own right, which are divided into districts (gu) instead of prefectures.

Ansi

Ansi forms part of the Hanzeong metropolis, constituting the bay area south of the city proper. Ansi University of Foreign Studies and Wassi University of Cultural Industries are found here.

Dinsi

The city of Din is sometimes considered part of the Hanzeong metropolis, and sometimes not; certainly it will be in the coming decades as both territories develop. Home to Anru Military Complex.

Galkosi

The county of Galkosi is composed of the city of Galko, part of the Hanzeong metropolis and Metzetta's 10th largest city. The county also contains the Galko Green Belt, an area of preserved woodland protected by the government. Galko University is one of the country's flagship universities; Galko National University of Education and the Metzettan National Police University are also found here.

Galko is divided into four districts; Palgu, Kkochgu, Pansorigu and Chorokgu.

Hanyosaesi

Hanyosae is a hub for the artists of Metzetta, with a high concentration of galleries, studios and bookstores for a city of its size. Wassi National University is found here, as is Wassi Airport.

Ingeosi

Ingeo is a city famous for its seafood.

Mudangbeollesi

Mudangbeolle forms Hanzeong's most industrial area, composed of foundries, refineries and processing plants. Metzetta Aerospace University is found here. It is known as the city of the ladybirds.

Nabangsi

The city of Nabang is very traditional for a city of its scope, retaining much of its ancient flavour even in the present day. It is nicknamed "The City of Moths."

Ununangsi

Ununang is one of Metzetta's most ancient cities. Home to Wassi University of Law and Business.

Zyeolsi

The city of Zyeol is the ancestral home of the Apsu Clan.

Danogun

One of Wassi's most rural counties, and home to Danogun University.

Gingkogun

The county of Gingkogun is named after the ginkgo tree, which is a symbol of the area. Gingkogun University is found here.

Hanchamoegun

Literally, "The County of Great Melons," famous around Metzetta for its bountiful and delicious crop of melons.

Hinghugun

The county of Hinghugun was named after the empire's 153rd monarch, Empress Hing-Hu.

Kangwangjwagun

Literally, "The County of The Throne of Kang," named in honour of Metzetta's legendary 30th Emperor, Kang, who was supposedly born in the area.

Keligun

Home to Keligun Technical University.

Lindagun

Wassi Grand Park is located here.

Machagun

Home to the University of Machagun.

Mokgun

Home to Mokgun University and Mokgun Institute of Media and Arts.

Nabigun

Nabigun is named for the town of Nabi, the county's most notable settlement, which is known as "The Town of Butterflies."

Nabigun is divided into 25 prefectures; Nabieup, Namicheup, Okeueup, Dukkeobieup, Wangeup, Kimeup, Sigchomyeon, Tteogmyeon, Chijeumyeon, Jeonsamyeon, Geommyeon, Kkogimyeon, Gujomyeon, Kalri, Muri, Seoglyuri, Heuggomri, Janggwari, Uloeri, Myeongyeri, Yonggiri, Hwaggobudongri, Jeolri, Eondeogri and Ppuliri.

Pyeolhaegun

Ancestral home of the Pyeolhae Clan.

Riwagun

The county of Riawgun contains Mount Riwa, and as such is not heavily populated, but it is the site of Riwagun Theological University and many shrines.

Sogun

Literally, "Cow County," and the source of Wassi's famous ribs; Sogun beef is prized by chefs across the nation and beyond.

Tansogun

Metzetta's finest tanso were traditionally produced here, hence the name which translates as "County of Tanso."

Yeppeaunkalgun

Literally, "The County of Beautiful Swords," the area has produced weapons for the Emperor himself and still is home to Metzetta's greatest concentration of traditional blacksmiths.

Yuzugun

The county of Yuzugun is named after the citrus fruit which grows in abundance in the area and features heavily in local cuisine. Yuzugun University for Women is found here.

Zengun

Home to Zengun University.