Matafengar

2007-02-23T16:01:04Z

Sirica: Cleaning the House; Rebuilding from the Foundations

==Background==

==Preparations==

==The Gathering==

==Legacy and Impact==

==See Also==

*[[Nise ke Tasanuri]]

[[category:History of Risevne]]

Risevne

2007-02-23T16:00:04Z

Sirica:

'''Risevne''', officially known as the '''Kingdom of Risevne''', is a country situated in the northern [[Elaspegian Ocean]], south of the continent of [[Noma]] and west of the large continent of [[Osonde]]. A wholly insular country, its territory comprises nearly 2,300 islands, including the two islands of [[Masalne]] and [[Agalmare]] (collectively known as the Main or [[Home Islands]]); its total area is 315,200 square kilometres, and its national population is estimated at 93,665,200.

The islands which comprise the country are estimated to have been inhabited for nearly 32,000 years, and the south of the island of [[Masalne]] was home to settlements akin to towns from as early as 6,000 BDN. In the immediate aftermath of the [[DN Event]] the people of the islands, known variously as Marsil or [[Mirsel]], became one of the great seafaring powers, raiding coasts as far afield as [[Osonde]] in the west. Risevne is home to the oldest extant constitutional monarchy, this governmental system being established in 1477 at the [[Matafengar]].

At present Risevne is one of the richest and most influential countries in the world, often cited as being one of the "Five Powers": Risevne, [[Iruze]], [[Henimara]], [[Kaidun]] and [[Erinedis]]. Economically it is one of the most advanced countries in the world, while it also wields considerable military and political weight, especially in its [[Risevan Royal Navy|navy]] which is by tonnage the largest in the world.

==Geography and Climate==

{{main|Geography of Risevne}}

==History==

{{main|History of Risevne}}

==Economy==

{{main|Economy of Risevne}}

Risevne's economy pres

==Government==

{{main|Government of Risevne}}

===The Monarch===

===Prime Minister===

===Afengar===

The '''Afengar''', literally meaning "Assembly" in Mirselec, is the term used for the parliament of Risevne.

===Judiciary===

==Administrative Subdivisions==

{{main|Subdivisions of Risevne}}

==Demographics==

==Culture and Society==

{{main|Subdivisions of Risevne}}

[[category:Risevne]]
[[category:Nations of Valmante]]

Hesgarigani

2007-02-13T03:02:39Z

2006-12-05T15:27:52Z

Sirica: /* Commercial Districts and Malls */

==Name==

''And yes, so did the Guiding Mind give her body and, melding into the mind of the greatships, bring her peoples out of calamity. The peoples that had faith gave themselves unto her judgement and her wisdom, and she led them out of fire and suffering; for this does the Guiding Mind not deserve praise? Yet she rejected it, and all titles within her life; she requested only to be called Sirica, the name of her birth and upbringing...''

-- "Records of the Guiding Mind"

==Works==

Creations include:

*[[Lein Dynasty]]

*[[Risevne]], and its capital city [[Isana]]: the present focus!

==To Do List for Isana==

===[[University of Isana]]===

*Fill in the colleges, all 29 of them

===Isana's Public Transport Network===

*Flesh out the [[Isana Underground]]

*Create and flesh out the [[Isana Light Rail]] networks

*Create and flesh out the [[Isana Bus System]]

===Commercial Districts and Malls===

*Create and flesh out neighbourhoods in [[Taiberseimi-dego]], [[Taibergute-dego]], etc.

===Roads and Highways===

===Public Buildings===

===Famous Schools===

===Other Famous Spots===

2006-12-05T04:33:45Z

Sirica:

Ageteri Malyer

2006-12-05T04:24:51Z

Sirica:

'''Ageteri Izu Malyer''' (16 May 1993 - ) is a modern [[Risevani]] writer, most known in the country for her poetic works.

[[category:Mirselec literature]]
[[category:Risevani poets and writers]]

Kaitetaiber

2006-12-05T03:57:32Z

Sirica:

Awenkara remis

2006-12-05T03:39:28Z

Sirica: /* Site and Situation */

'''Awenkara remis''', literally "Bay-West Area" in [[Mirselec]], is an [[Areas and Districts of Isana|area]] of [[Isana]]. As its name suggests it is situated along the west coast of [[Gardaus Bay]], and thus contains the main commercial districts of the city; it has sometmies been called "The Shopping Centre of the World".

This district of the city began as simply the "West City", and in its early history was a far grittier place, being both the port district until the late 19th century, and the centre of transportation for the immense wave of industrial development that would take over the formerly rural areas to its west, and incorporate them all within Isana city. Presently it retains its role, in a sense, as the centre of the western city, though its modernity stands in stark contrast to the much more traditional feel of [[Zaumir remis]] just to its north.

==Site and Situation==

Awenkara remis is bounded by the mouth of the Rushalya to the north, and stretches along the length of [[Gardaus Bay]], being linked by the three great bay bridges (namely [[Nikemi Bridge]], [[Soruta Bridge]] and [[Horesen Bridge]]) to [[Awenhine remis]] across the bay. Heavily urbanised and almost completely built up, Awenkara nonetheless retains large areas of artificially grown forest in its north, where many of its famous municipal buildings and sites are also situated.

==History==

==Administration==

==Transport==

==Constituent Districts==

Awenkara remis is subdivided into four large districts that are then farther subdivided into different precincts or neighbourhoods. From north to south, the districts are:

*[[Ainosdunikara-dego]], West of the Rivermouth (that is, the mouth of the [[Rushalya river]]

*[[Taiberseimi-dego]], Above (ie. north of) [[Soruta Bridge]]

*[[Taibergute-dego]], Below, or south of, Soruta Bridge

*[[Horesen-dego]], the area around the newer [[Horesen Bridge]] near the mouth of Gardaus Bay

==Significant buildings and sites==

==Notes==

[[category:Areas of Isana]]
[[category:Isana]]

Garnoye remis

2006-12-05T03:31:23Z

Sirica: /* Site and Situation */

'''Garnoye remis''', literally "White Fort Area", is an [[Areas and Districts of Isana|area]] of the city of [[Isana]], named after the iconic [[Garnoye]], or White Fort, which stands in the north of the area. To its north is the [[Waranye river]]. This remis is an important residential area, mostly for the more affluent of the city, and is mainly into seven residential districts, mostly occupied by high-rise apartments. At the same time it contains several of the city's major gardens, parks and public areas, as well as museums, especially in its western areas adjacent to [[Awenhine remis]].

During the early days of Isana, the area that is now Garnoye was an agricultural district, but also contained many military installations and public buildings, including the old building of the [[Afengar]], and [[Old Isana Train Station]]. Many of these buildings have been preserved, mostly in the vicinity of the Waranye river.

==Site and Situation==

Garnoye is the largest district in the east of Isana, roughly occupying the areas formerly known as ''Konenime'', "south of the hill" (as opposed to [[Konebara-dego|''Konebara'']] "above the hill" which is now the eastern portion of [[Waranyebara remis]]) and ''Adunitaboga'', "Aduni's Tower". The eponymous fort is in fact sited near the boundary between this remis and Waranyebara in the north, which is set along the [[Waranye river]].

The remis is presently mostly residential and commercial in nature, though pockets of land devoted to manufacturing and other industries still exist mostly in the southeast and east, where the remis adjoins [[Hinegaes remis|Hinegaes]] and [[Hirsa remis|Hirsa]]. While in the past it was touted as a suburban region in contrast to the densely populated western half of the city, in the 1970s to 2000s extensive development and movement of population from the west has brought it to a level of density approaching, and in some areas surpassing, that of [[Basetimena remis]] or [[Nimegose remis]].

From the 1950s on the idea of generally decentralised, mostly self-sufficient planned towns passed eastwards after its highly successful application in Basetimena; in 1966 the remis administration was redrawn, and 7 such new towns were set up, with most of the infrastructure being complete by the early 1970s. Keeping lessons learned from the west in mind, the Garnoye new towns are generally known to be more spacious and set farther apart from each other, separated by parklands and internal green belts.

==History==

The area now known as Garnoye remis was in fact not part of historical Isana, but Garnoye's history is nonetheless closely tied to that of the capital which once lay to its north, and it has served many roles in regard to the city, being variously its breadbasket, its prison, and in some cases its municipal government. In the early days of Isana's growth the rich lands of Garnoye proved an important breadbasket, and valuable land; in the [[Saumos ta Gauserin]] compiled in 878 DN Konenime, as well as Awenkara and Basetimena, were some of the richest and most populated rural lands across the [[Feladmena Plain]]. That most of the land this close to the capital was owned by wealthy families, as well as the proximity of the area to the capital itself, meant that extensive irrigation engineering and other works were far more advanced in this area; even now part of the extensive network of canals remains in the remis.

With Garnoye fortress situated in its north, the area also took on a significant political and military role for the city; while foreign invasion was ostensibly a threat, given that the major rival of Masal was the [[Kingdom of Rarena]] to its south, an even closer fear was that of peasant rebellion. During the [[Committee of Guardians]], the threat was reversed with great resentment amongst the Isanani for the generals; the new government built its headquarters just south of Garnoye fortress itself, and even built a 730 metre tunnel linking the building to a side keep of Garnoye; at the same time the White Fort (which was painted white for the first time in 1736) was heavily fortified and served as prison and arsenal. Making use of the labour of convicts, the Committee originally planned to build a completely new city in this area, but disorganisation and generally poor planning hampered this task greatly; nonetheless considerable progress had been made in urbanising Garnoye, such that by the time of the 1827 Restoration the groundwork had been laid for the eastward expansion of the city, as the residence of the middle-class families.

==Administration==

==Transport==

==Constituent Districts==

==Significant buildings and sites==

==Notes==

[[category:Areas of Isana]]
[[category:Isana]]

Garnoye remis

2006-12-05T03:25:18Z

Sirica: /* History */

'''Garnoye remis''', literally "White Fort Area", is an [[Areas and Districts of Isana|area]] of the city of [[Isana]], named after the iconic [[Garnoye]], or White Fort, which stands in the north of the area. To its north is the [[Waranye river]]. This remis is an important residential area, mostly for the more affluent of the city, and is mainly into seven residential districts, mostly occupied by high-rise apartments. At the same time it contains several of the city's major gardens, parks and public areas, as well as museums, especially in its western areas adjacent to [[Awenhine remis]].

During the early days of Isana, the area that is now Garnoye was an agricultural district, but also contained many military installations and public buildings, including the old building of the [[Afengar]], and [[Old Isana Train Station]]. Many of these buildings have been preserved, mostly in the vicinity of the Waranye river.

==Site and Situation==

Garnoye is the largest district in the east of Isana, roughly occupying the areas formerly known as ''Konenime'', "south of the hill" (as opposed to [[Konebara-dego|''Konebara'']] "above the hill" which is now the eastern portion of [[Waranyebara remis]]) and ''Adunitaboga'', "Aduni's Tower". The eponymous fort is in fact sited near the boundary between this remis and Waranyebara in the north, which is set along the [[Waranye river]].

The remis is presently mostly residential and commercial in nature, though pockets of land devoted to manufacturing and other industries still exist mostly in the southeast and east, where the remis adjoins [[Hinegaes remis|Hinegaes]] and [[Hirsa remis|Hirsa]]. While in the past it was touted as a suburban region in contrast to the densely populated western half of the city, in the 1970s to 2000s extensive development and movement of population from the west has brought it to a level of density approaching, and in some areas surpassing, that of [[Basetimena remis]] or [[Nimegose remis]].

==History==

The area now known as Garnoye remis was in fact not part of historical Isana, but Garnoye's history is nonetheless closely tied to that of the capital which once lay to its north, and it has served many roles in regard to the city, being variously its breadbasket, its prison, and in some cases its municipal government. In the early days of Isana's growth the rich lands of Garnoye proved an important breadbasket, and valuable land; in the [[Saumos ta Gauserin]] compiled in 878 DN Konenime, as well as Awenkara and Basetimena, were some of the richest and most populated rural lands across the [[Feladmena Plain]]. That most of the land this close to the capital was owned by wealthy families, as well as the proximity of the area to the capital itself, meant that extensive irrigation engineering and other works were far more advanced in this area; even now part of the extensive network of canals remains in the remis.

With Garnoye fortress situated in its north, the area also took on a significant political and military role for the city; while foreign invasion was ostensibly a threat, given that the major rival of Masal was the [[Kingdom of Rarena]] to its south, an even closer fear was that of peasant rebellion. During the [[Committee of Guardians]], the threat was reversed with great resentment amongst the Isanani for the generals; the new government built its headquarters just south of Garnoye fortress itself, and even built a 730 metre tunnel linking the building to a side keep of Garnoye; at the same time the White Fort (which was painted white for the first time in 1736) was heavily fortified and served as prison and arsenal. Making use of the labour of convicts, the Committee originally planned to build a completely new city in this area, but disorganisation and generally poor planning hampered this task greatly; nonetheless considerable progress had been made in urbanising Garnoye, such that by the time of the 1827 Restoration the groundwork had been laid for the eastward expansion of the city, as the residence of the middle-class families.

==Administration==

==Transport==

==Constituent Districts==

==Significant buildings and sites==

==Notes==

[[category:Areas of Isana]]
[[category:Isana]]