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'''Autrataya''', officially the '''Federal Territory of Autrataya''', is a [[wikipedia:Planned community|planned city]] and the federal administrative center of the [[Utobania|Utobanian]] capital. The seat of the [[Government of Utobania|federal government]] was shifted in 1999 from [[Asamandia]] to Autrataya because of overcrowding and congestion in the former, as well as a nod to the country's large [[wikipedia:Islam|Muslim minority population]]. [[Asamandia]] remains Utobania's national capital and center for the [[wikipedia:Christianity|Christian majority]] and is the seat of the [[Chancellor of Utobania]], the [[Parliament of Utobania|Parliament]], and all the foreign [[List of diplomatic missions in Utobania|embassies]], and the country's commercial and financial center. Autrataya was the idea of the then Chancellor [[Pennie Farthborn]]. It became Utobania's third | '''Autrataya''', officially the '''Federal Territory of Autrataya''', is a [[wikipedia:Planned community|planned city]] and the federal administrative center of the [[Utobania|Utobanian]] capital. The seat of the [[Government of Utobania|federal government]] was shifted in 1999 from [[Asamandia]] to Autrataya because of overcrowding and congestion in the former, as well as a nod to the country's large [[wikipedia:Islam|Muslim minority population]]. [[Asamandia]] remains Utobania's national capital and center for the [[wikipedia:Christianity|Christian majority]] and is the seat of the [[Chancellor of Utobania]], the [[Parliament of Utobania|Parliament]], and all the foreign [[List of diplomatic missions in Utobania|embassies]], and the country's commercial and financial center. Autrataya was the idea of the then Chancellor [[Pennie Farthborn]]. It became Utobania's third federal territory, after [[Asamandia]] and [[Hillianbore]], in 2003. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:32, 8 December 2023
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| Country | Utobania |
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| • Total | 1,291,900 |
Autrataya, officially the Federal Territory of Autrataya, is a planned city and the federal administrative center of the Utobanian capital. The seat of the federal government was shifted in 1999 from Asamandia to Autrataya because of overcrowding and congestion in the former, as well as a nod to the country's large Muslim minority population. Asamandia remains Utobania's national capital and center for the Christian majority and is the seat of the Chancellor of Utobania, the Parliament, and all the foreign embassies, and the country's commercial and financial center. Autrataya was the idea of the then Chancellor Pennie Farthborn. It became Utobania's third federal territory, after Asamandia and Hillianbore, in 2003.
