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'''Adelstadt''' or '''Adel City''', officially the '''State of Adelstadt''' ({{wpl|Low German|Adelstadter Tyrnican}}: ''Bundesstaat Adelstadt'') is a {{wpl|sovereign}} {{wpl|city-state}} located on the Syosset Seaboard in [[Marceaunia]] and is comprised of one mainland portion and three primary islands. It is a {{wpl|semi-enclave}}, bordered entirely by [[Syosset]] to the north, west and south. Adelstadt is home to 8.2 million people, and is the most populous city in Marceaunia. Adelstadt is comprised of [[Seven Provinces of Adelstadt|seven provinces]]. Adelstadt's capital and largest province is [[Innenstadt]], and is the center of the [[Adelstadt metropolitan area]], which spans the entirity of Adelstadt and expands into [[Syosset]], making up one of the largest international metropolitan areas. Adelstadt has also been recognized as one of the wealthiest countries in the world. | '''Adelstadt''' or '''Adel City''', officially the '''State of Adelstadt''' ({{wpl|Low German|Adelstadter Tyrnican}}: ''Bundesstaat Adelstadt'') is a {{wpl|sovereign}} {{wpl|city-state}} located on the Syosset Seaboard in [[Marceaunia]] and is comprised of one mainland portion and three primary islands. It is in {{wpl|free association}} with [[Tyrnica]]. It is a {{wpl|semi-enclave}}, bordered entirely by [[Syosset]] to the north, west and south. Adelstadt is home to 8.2 million people, and is the most populous city in Marceaunia. Adelstadt is comprised of [[Seven Provinces of Adelstadt|seven provinces]]. Adelstadt's capital and largest province is [[Innenstadt]], and is the center of the [[Adelstadt metropolitan area]], which spans the entirity of Adelstadt and expands into [[Syosset]], making up one of the largest international metropolitan areas. Adelstadt has also been recognized as one of the wealthiest countries in the world. | ||
Adelstadt was inhabited originally by the XXX tribe, and was first chartered and written about by [[Tyrnica|Tyrnican]] explorer [[Karst-Jan Stuyvesant]]. The amount of indigeneous people living in Adelstadt was extremely sparse at the time, and the area was later settled by a group of explorers under the banner of [[August Ehrenfried Kegel]]. Kegel was remarked for his extremely negative interactions with the natives. During the [[First Niskayuna War]], Adelstadt participated in an active role. Tyrnican colonization led to the chartering and establishment of the [[Colony of the Seven Provinces]] which was initially established separate from the Colony of Syosset. Initial growth of the country was spurred by the important geographic location of Syosset, being situated on [[August Island]]. | Adelstadt was inhabited originally by the XXX tribe, and was first chartered and written about by [[Tyrnica|Tyrnican]] explorer [[Karst-Jan Stuyvesant]]. The amount of indigeneous people living in Adelstadt was extremely sparse at the time, and the area was later settled by a group of explorers under the banner of [[August Ehrenfried Kegel]]. Kegel was remarked for his extremely negative interactions with the natives. During the [[First Niskayuna War]], Adelstadt participated in an active role. Tyrnican colonization led to the chartering and establishment of the [[Colony of the Seven Provinces]] which was initially established separate from the Colony of Syosset. Initial growth of the country was spurred by the important geographic location of Syosset, being situated on [[August Island]]. | ||
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==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
{{main_article|Etymology of Adelstadt}} | {{main_article|Etymology of Adelstadt}} | ||
The original name of Adelstadt was the Seven Provinces, named after the seven villages that quickly sprouted up that were propped up by Kegel's group of explorers. The name "Seven Provinces" was unpopular with the colonists. During the proposal of Stuyvesant's Charter, the name Adelstadt was proposed to replace the name Seven Provinces. The proposition came from the colonial governor, who stated that he took it from Kegel's journal over his love of a native woman who he named Adeline. The name was stated to have been the name ''Adel'' combined with ''stadt''. The name Adelstadt came into official use after the signing of Stuyvesant's Charter. | |||
Evidence of Kegel's writings that indicate that the name came from here is scant. Professional etymologists state that the name is a merger of the words adel and stadt, with "adel" being a common Tyrnican word used to refer to nobility. However, the city government has rejected this. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===Prehistory=== | ===Prehistory=== | ||
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===Foreign Relations=== | ===Foreign Relations=== | ||
====Tyrnica==== | ====Tyrnica==== | ||
{{main_article|Adelstadter-Tyrnican Relations}} | |||
====Syosset==== | ====Syosset==== | ||
===Administrative divisions=== | ===Administrative divisions=== | ||
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During the initial colonial chartering of Adelstadt, following its incorporation as a colonial possession of Tyrnica, was initially named the Colony of Seven Provinces. After Stuyvesant's Charter, the name Seven Provinces became archiac and was replaced by the current name, Adelstadt. The borders established between the provinces during the initial chartering has mostly remained the same. The seven provinces have since become the largest administrative subdivision within the country. | During the initial colonial chartering of Adelstadt, following its incorporation as a colonial possession of Tyrnica, was initially named the Colony of Seven Provinces. After Stuyvesant's Charter, the name Seven Provinces became archiac and was replaced by the current name, Adelstadt. The borders established between the provinces during the initial chartering has mostly remained the same. The seven provinces have since become the largest administrative subdivision within the country. | ||
'''Innenstadt Province''' is the most densely populated province within the country and is considered to be the cultural and economic heart of the city. It is home to [[Maustadt-Halle Avenue]], one of the economic foundations of the city | '''Innenstadt Province''' is the most densely populated province within the country and is considered to be the cultural and economic heart of the city. It is home to [[Maustadt-Halle Avenue]], one of the economic foundations of the city, as well as the [[Legislative Hall of Adelstadt|Legislative Hall]]. The government of the country operates out of Innenstadt, and is the home to [[Nantahala Park]], the largest park in the country. | ||
'''Stuyvesant Square Province''' is considered to be the secondary financial/business center of the city. People from Stuyvesant Square often refer to themselves as Stuyvesanters, and the area has evolved to have an important cultural, social, and artistic scenes within the country. Stuyvesant has historically served as a refuge for immigrants, particular in regards to artistic, scholarly, or political outcasts. As a result, Stuyvesant Square is considered to be one of the most multicultural areas in the world. | '''Stuyvesant Square Province''' is considered to be the secondary financial/business center of the city. People from Stuyvesant Square often refer to themselves as Stuyvesanters, and the area has evolved to have an important cultural, social, and artistic scenes within the country. Stuyvesant has historically served as a refuge for immigrants, particular in regards to artistic, scholarly, or political outcasts. As a result, Stuyvesant Square is considered to be one of the most multicultural areas in the world. | ||
'''Hothlepoya Province''' | |||
'''Okollenheim Province''' | |||
'''Berendhügel Province''' | '''Berendhügel Province''' | ||
'''Clausbruch Province''' | '''Clausbruch Province''' | ||
'''Adelar Gardens Province''' | '''Adelar Gardens Province''' | ||
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===Business=== | ===Business=== | ||
===Relationship with Tyrnica=== | ===Relationship with Tyrnica=== | ||
{{main_article|Adelstadt Free Economic Association Act}} | |||
==Demographics== | ==Demographics== | ||
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===Architecture=== | ===Architecture=== | ||
===Performing Arts=== | ===Performing Arts=== | ||
{{Adelstadt Topics}} | |||
[[Category:Adelstadt]][[Category:Levilion]] | |||
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Bundesstaat Adelstadt (Tyrnican) Bundesstaat Adelstadt | |
|---|---|
 Flag | |
| Anthem: Märsch des Nordens "March of the North"  | |
| Capital | Innenstadt |
| Official languages | Tyrnican (Adelstadter Dialect) |
| Ethnic groups (2020) | 45% Auressian 55% Other |
| Demonym(s) | Adelstadter |
| Government | Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy |
• Monarchy | Frederick IV |
| August Mommsen | |
• Governor | Rudolph Hänel |
| Legislature | National Legislature |
| Provincial House | |
| Municipal House | |
| Gini (2023) |  41.2medium |
| HDI (2021) |  0.931very high |
| Currency | Adelstadter Mark (X, ADM) |
| Date format | dd/mm/yyyy (CE) |
| Driving side | right |
| Calling code | +X |
| Internet TLD | .ad |
Adelstadt or Adel City, officially the State of Adelstadt (Adelstadter Tyrnican: Bundesstaat Adelstadt) is a sovereign city-state located on the Syosset Seaboard in Marceaunia and is comprised of one mainland portion and three primary islands. It is in free association with Tyrnica. It is a semi-enclave, bordered entirely by Syosset to the north, west and south. Adelstadt is home to 8.2 million people, and is the most populous city in Marceaunia. Adelstadt is comprised of seven provinces. Adelstadt's capital and largest province is Innenstadt, and is the center of the Adelstadt metropolitan area, which spans the entirity of Adelstadt and expands into Syosset, making up one of the largest international metropolitan areas. Adelstadt has also been recognized as one of the wealthiest countries in the world.
Adelstadt was inhabited originally by the XXX tribe, and was first chartered and written about by Tyrnican explorer Karst-Jan Stuyvesant. The amount of indigeneous people living in Adelstadt was extremely sparse at the time, and the area was later settled by a group of explorers under the banner of August Ehrenfried Kegel. Kegel was remarked for his extremely negative interactions with the natives. During the First Niskayuna War, Adelstadt participated in an active role. Tyrnican colonization led to the chartering and establishment of the Colony of the Seven Provinces which was initially established separate from the Colony of Syosset. Initial growth of the country was spurred by the important geographic location of Syosset, being situated on August Island.
The Stuyvesant's Charter later determined the full borders of the colony of Syosset and the colony of Adelstadt. The Syosset-Adelstadt Conflict was a disagreement between the two colonies over where the border began and ended. The debate was settled by Stuyvesant's Charter, which heavily favored Adelstadt and granted it almost entire ownership over the Port of Adelstadt
Adelstadt has considered to be a global leader of innovation, alongside being anchored by the financial hub of Stuyvesant Square, the free thought and philosophy area of Banteln and the government hall in Innenstadt.
Etymology
The original name of Adelstadt was the Seven Provinces, named after the seven villages that quickly sprouted up that were propped up by Kegel's group of explorers. The name "Seven Provinces" was unpopular with the colonists. During the proposal of Stuyvesant's Charter, the name Adelstadt was proposed to replace the name Seven Provinces. The proposition came from the colonial governor, who stated that he took it from Kegel's journal over his love of a native woman who he named Adeline. The name was stated to have been the name Adel combined with stadt. The name Adelstadt came into official use after the signing of Stuyvesant's Charter.
Evidence of Kegel's writings that indicate that the name came from here is scant. Professional etymologists state that the name is a merger of the words adel and stadt, with "adel" being a common Tyrnican word used to refer to nobility. However, the city government has rejected this.
History
Prehistory
Stuyvesant-Kegel Exploration
Seven Provinces
Colony of Adelstadt
Confederation
Independence to present
Geography
Topography and geology
Climate
Environment
Politics
Government
Monarchy
Foreign Relations
Tyrnica
Syosset
Administrative divisions
During the initial colonial chartering of Adelstadt, following its incorporation as a colonial possession of Tyrnica, was initially named the Colony of Seven Provinces. After Stuyvesant's Charter, the name Seven Provinces became archiac and was replaced by the current name, Adelstadt. The borders established between the provinces during the initial chartering has mostly remained the same. The seven provinces have since become the largest administrative subdivision within the country.
Innenstadt Province is the most densely populated province within the country and is considered to be the cultural and economic heart of the city. It is home to Maustadt-Halle Avenue, one of the economic foundations of the city, as well as the Legislative Hall. The government of the country operates out of Innenstadt, and is the home to Nantahala Park, the largest park in the country.
Stuyvesant Square Province is considered to be the secondary financial/business center of the city. People from Stuyvesant Square often refer to themselves as Stuyvesanters, and the area has evolved to have an important cultural, social, and artistic scenes within the country. Stuyvesant has historically served as a refuge for immigrants, particular in regards to artistic, scholarly, or political outcasts. As a result, Stuyvesant Square is considered to be one of the most multicultural areas in the world.
Hothlepoya Province
Okollenheim Province
Berendhügel Province
Clausbruch Province
Adelar Gardens Province