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| name                    = Royal city of Melmingia
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| native_name            = Königsstadt Melmingen
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| image_caption          = Clockwise, from above: Garnsberg Castle, [[Erwin Pohl]] statue, Melmingian city theater, skyline of Melmingia
| image_caption          = From top down, left to right: Old town with Garnsurg Castle, Headquarters of the [[Besmenische Bundespost]], [[Melmingen Olympic Stadium ]], State Opera of Melmingen, West Besmenian Memorial
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| subdivision_name        = [[Besmenia]]
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| subdivision_name1      = [[Heraldsteinland]]
| subdivision_name1      = [[Maurenmark]]
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| leader_name            = [[Herbert Hof]] ([[Besmenian People's Party|BVP]])
| leader_name            = [[Herbert Hof]] ([[Besmenian People's Party|BVP]])
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| leader_name1            = [[Besmenian People's Party|BVP]] / [[Social Democratic Union|SDU]]
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| population_as_of        = 2019
| population_as_of        = 2022
| population_total        = 1280654
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Melmingia (Besmenian: Melmingen) is the capital and most populous city of the Besmenian state [[Heraldsteinland]], and after [[Laitstadt]] the second largest city in [[Besmenia]]. Melmingia was from 1600 to 1921 the capital of the [[Kingdom of Besmenia]], from 1921 to 1966 of the [[Besmenian Empire]] and from 1966 to 1967 the capital of the [[Besmenian Republic]].
'''Melmingen''' is the state capital of the Besmenian state of [[Maurenmark]]. With 2,680,654 inhabitants (2022), it is the most populous city in Maurenmark and the second largest city in Besmenia after [[Laitstadt]]. Melmingen is counted among the world cities and is considered a center of culture, politics and media.


Founded in the 12th century, Melmingen became the capital of the [[Kingdom of Besmenia]] in 1821, the capital of the [[Besmenian Empire]] in 1927 and the capital of the [[Besmenian Republic]] in 1966. With the [[Besmenian reunification]] in September 1967, Melmingen became part of the Federal Republic.
==History==
==Demographics==
==Geography==
===Climate===
==Politics==
==Economy==
==Transport==
==Culture==
==International Relations==
[[Category: Besmenia]]
[[Category: Besmenia]]

Latest revision as of 15:36, 25 February 2023

Melmingen
Melmingen2.png
From top down, left to right: Old town with Garnsurg Castle, Headquarters of the Besmenische Bundespost, Melmingen Olympic Stadium , State Opera of Melmingen, West Besmenian Memorial
Flag of Melmingen
Location of Melmingennew.png
CountryBesmenia
StateMaurenmark
District
Districts
  • Altstadt
  • Erbenhausen
  • Himmelborn
  • Niedelburg
  • Nordstadt
  • Südweststadt
  • Zellfliem
Government
 • BodyCity Council
 • MayorHerbert Hof (BVP)
 • Governing partiesBVP / SDU
Population
 (2022)
 • Total2,680,654

Melmingen is the state capital of the Besmenian state of Maurenmark. With 2,680,654 inhabitants (2022), it is the most populous city in Maurenmark and the second largest city in Besmenia after Laitstadt. Melmingen is counted among the world cities and is considered a center of culture, politics and media.

Founded in the 12th century, Melmingen became the capital of the Kingdom of Besmenia in 1821, the capital of the Besmenian Empire in 1927 and the capital of the Besmenian Republic in 1966. With the Besmenian reunification in September 1967, Melmingen became part of the Federal Republic.

History

Demographics

Geography

Climate

Politics

Economy

Transport

Culture

International Relations