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| leader_name1        = [[Janghoon Lee]] ([[People's Action Party (Zhenia)|P]])
| leader_name1        = [[Janghoon Lee]] ([[People's Action Party (Zhenia)|P]])
| leader_title2        = Senator
| leader_title2        = Senator
| leader_name2        = [[Greater Eastern Union Senate#Senators|5 senators]]
| leader_name2        = [[Republic of Zhenia Sangseowon#Sangseowon representatives|5 Sangseowon representatives]]
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| established_title    = Changan founded
| established_date    = {{circa}} 21 BC
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'''Changan''' ([[Zhenian language|Classic Zhenian]]: '''長安''', [[Zhenian language|Modern Zhenian]]: '''장안'''), formally the '''Changan Metropolitan Municipality''' ([[Classic Zhenian]]: '''長安廣域市''', [[Zhenian language|Modern Zhenian]]: '''장안광역시'''), is the [[List of Cities of Zhenia by Population|third most populous]] city of the [[Zhenia|Greater Eastern Union of Zhenia]], as well as the second largest city in eastern Zhenia. As one of the five [[Zhenia#Administrative Districts|metropolitan municipalities]] in Zhenia, it is governed by the [[Changan Metropolitan Government]]. Situated in the northeastern Danguk peninsula, it is surrounded by [[Donghae North Province]], making it the largest landlocked city in the nation. Being home to over 11 million people, its metropolitan area is also the third-largest in the nation, behind those of [[Daedo]] and [[Jinhae]].  
'''Changan''' ([[Zhenian language|Classic Zhenian]]: '''長安''', [[Zhenian language|Modern Zhenian]]: '''장안'''), formally the '''Changan Metropolitan Municipality''' ([[Classic Zhenian]]: '''長安廣域市''', [[Zhenian language|Modern Zhenian]]: '''장안광역시'''), is the [[List of Cities of Zhenia by Population|third most populous]] city of the [[Zhenia|Republic of Zhenia of Zhenia]], as well as the second largest city in eastern Zhenia. As one of the five [[Zhenia#Administrative Districts|metropolitan municipalities]] in Zhenia, it is governed by the [[Changan Metropolitan Government]]. Situated in the northeastern Danguk peninsula, it is surrounded by [[Donghae North Province]], making it the largest landlocked city in the nation. Being home to over 11 million people, its metropolitan area is also the third-largest in the nation, behind those of [[Daedo]] and [[Jinhae]].  


Starting off as a military outpost of the [[Zhen dynasty]] to deter Yemeg invasions, it grew rapidly as it housed the [[Zhen dynasty#Protectorate-General System|Northeast Protectorate-General]] in the 2nd century. It remained a regional center of politics and trade over the centuries even under Yemeg Zhenian rule, until it was reconquered by the [[Shindan dynasty]] in the early 14th century. The city truly drew attention after the [[Zhenian Civil War]] when it was designated as the northeastern industrial hub, due to its proximity to the Danguk Peninsula: since then, it has consolidated itself as the largest city in northeastern Zhenia. While also being the eastern hub of Zhenia's railway network by the 1880s, a considerable part of the nation's heavy industry, including the nation's first steel mill complex, had initiated from Changan.  
Starting off as a military outpost of the [[Zhen dynasty]] to deter Yemeg invasions, it grew rapidly as it housed the [[Zhen dynasty#Protectorate-General System|Northeast Protectorate-General]] in the 2nd century. It remained a regional center of politics and trade over the centuries even under Yemeg Zhenian rule, until it was reconquered by the [[Shindan dynasty]] in the early 14th century. The city truly drew attention after the [[Zhenian Civil War]] when it was designated as the northeastern industrial hub, due to its proximity to the Danguk Peninsula: since then, it has consolidated itself as the largest city in northeastern Zhenia. While also being the eastern hub of Zhenia's railway network by the 1880s, a considerable part of the nation's heavy industry, including the nation's first steel mill complex, had initiated from Changan.  

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Changan
Changan Metropolitan City
Changan CBD Skyline.jpg
Changan International Airport Terminal.jpg
Changan Convention Center.jpg
Flag of Changan
Flag
Motto(s): 
살아있는 동방의 중심.
("The Dynamic Heart of the East.")
Country Zhenia
Metropolitan MunicipalityChangan Metropolitan Municipality (coterminous)
Subdivisions
Districts
  • Hamyang-gu
  • Jung-gu
  • Dong-gu
Changan foundedc. 21 BC
District DivisionMetropolitan District
Government
 • TypeChangan Metropolitan Assembly
 • Elected bodyChangan Metropolitan Assembly
 • MayorJanghoon Lee (P)
 • Senator5 Sangseowon representatives
Area
 • City3,241.96 km2 (1,251.73 sq mi)
 • Land3,129.46 km2 (1,208.29 sq mi)
 • Water112.5 km2 (43.4 sq mi)
Highest elevation
665.6 m (2,183.7 ft)
Lowest elevation
51.4 m (168.6 ft)
Population
 (2019)
 • Density3,689.6/km2 (9,556/sq mi)
 • Metro
11,961,532
DemonymChanganese
Time zoneUTC+09:00 (Zhenia Eastern Standard Zone (ZEST))
ZIP Code
00301-00360
Zhenia Federal Area Code03
City TreeDanguk Pine
Websitewww.changancity.zhen.gov

Changan (Classic Zhenian: 長安, Modern Zhenian: 장안), formally the Changan Metropolitan Municipality (Classic Zhenian: 長安廣域市, Modern Zhenian: 장안광역시), is the third most populous city of the Republic of Zhenia of Zhenia, as well as the second largest city in eastern Zhenia. As one of the five metropolitan municipalities in Zhenia, it is governed by the Changan Metropolitan Government. Situated in the northeastern Danguk peninsula, it is surrounded by Donghae North Province, making it the largest landlocked city in the nation. Being home to over 11 million people, its metropolitan area is also the third-largest in the nation, behind those of Daedo and Jinhae.

Starting off as a military outpost of the Zhen dynasty to deter Yemeg invasions, it grew rapidly as it housed the Northeast Protectorate-General in the 2nd century. It remained a regional center of politics and trade over the centuries even under Yemeg Zhenian rule, until it was reconquered by the Shindan dynasty in the early 14th century. The city truly drew attention after the Zhenian Civil War when it was designated as the northeastern industrial hub, due to its proximity to the Danguk Peninsula: since then, it has consolidated itself as the largest city in northeastern Zhenia. While also being the eastern hub of Zhenia's railway network by the 1880s, a considerable part of the nation's heavy industry, including the nation's first steel mill complex, had initiated from Changan.

Changan today is an international hub for heavy industry, transportation, technology, commerce, education and finance. Changan International Airport, as the nation's third-largest airport by size, is often among the nation's busiest airports, while Changan Central Station is the single largest station in the nation both by size and traffic. Due to its economic significance, it is home to the second-largest number of corporate headquarters in the nation second only to Daedo, being home to headquarters of numerous companies including the Zhenia National Railway Company, Paragon, Li-Jien Dynamics, Surion Motors and RS.

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