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====Laithitaus in the [[Kingdom of Besmenia]]==== | ====Laithitaus in the [[Kingdom of Besmenia]]==== | ||
Laithitaus was a prosperous city at the time of the pre-civil war and was home to many factories after the Industrial Revolution in the 1850s. | Laithitaus was a prosperous city at the time of the pre-civil war and was home to many factories after the Industrial Revolution in the 1850s. | ||
In 1868 there was a big fire in Laithitaus which killed 46 people. | |||
Laithitaus was the second largest city in the kingdom after Melmingen and was known as a summer vacation spot. The Heraldstein Dynasty even had a summer residence in Laithitaus. | |||
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Lait City
Laitstadt | |
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 Clockwise, from above: Lait City Television Tower, Bolumartin Motel, Lait City beach, city center, Civil War memorial, old town, Fritz-von-Heraldstein bridge, parliament building, skyline of Lait City | |
 Flag | |
| Nickname(s): L-City, The heart of the southeast | |
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| Government | |
| • Mayor | Matthias Combrinck (SPB) |
| Population | |
| • Total | 27 million |
| Website | laitstadt |
Lait City, until 1920: Laithitaus; is the capital of Besmenia and with a population of 2,7 millions the largest city in the country. The city is one of the 12 federal states in Besmenien. It borders the state of Metakumburg in the north.
History
Before 1831
Lait City was first mentioned in the 12th Century under the name "Laithitaus". From 1765 to 1831 Laithitaus was the capital of the Summingian State.
Laithitaus in the Kingdom of Besmenia
Laithitaus was a prosperous city at the time of the pre-civil war and was home to many factories after the Industrial Revolution in the 1850s.
In 1868 there was a big fire in Laithitaus which killed 46 people.
Laithitaus was the second largest city in the kingdom after Melmingen and was known as a summer vacation spot. The Heraldstein Dynasty even had a summer residence in Laithitaus.