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<div style="float:left;margin:0.5em 0.9em 0.4em 0;">[[File: | <div style="float:left;margin:0.5em 0.9em 0.4em 0;">[[File:Lilienburg Flag.jpg|120px]]</div> '''Lilienburg''', officially the '''Free City of Lilienburg''' ({{wpl|German language|Lilienburger Herusian}}: ''Freistadt Lilienburg''), is a city-state located within [[Erdara]], bordering [[Krumlau]] to the south, [[Mascylla]] to the east, [[Hytekia]] to the west and Lake Sigismund to the north-east. The nation is the smallest in Erdara, with an area of 3,546 square kilometers, consisting of the namesake city of Lilienburg, where the overwhelming majority of the nation's 607,183 residents live, and the surrounding countryside. | ||
The city's existence is first recorded in the 11th century as a small {{wpl|market town}} and {{wpl|fishing village}}. In the 12th century, however, it became the location of a significant {{wpl|monastery}} during the 12th century and the town started to grow around the monastery. The monastery gained a reputation for scholastic work as time went on, and in 1415 the University of Lilienburg was opened by the monastic order to educate monks and civil servants, largely focusing on {{wpl|classics}} and {{wpl|theology}}. The university, being the first in Erdara, would eventually eclipse the town's other industries and become the town's ''raison d'être'' as scholars, monks and priests flocked to the town.('''[[Lilienburg|See more...]]''') | |||
Revision as of 16:17, 6 August 2020
Lilienburg, officially the Free City of Lilienburg (Lilienburger Herusian: Freistadt Lilienburg), is a city-state located within Erdara, bordering Krumlau to the south, Mascylla to the east, Hytekia to the west and Lake Sigismund to the north-east. The nation is the smallest in Erdara, with an area of 3,546 square kilometers, consisting of the namesake city of Lilienburg, where the overwhelming majority of the nation's 607,183 residents live, and the surrounding countryside.
The city's existence is first recorded in the 11th century as a small market town and fishing village. In the 12th century, however, it became the location of a significant monastery during the 12th century and the town started to grow around the monastery. The monastery gained a reputation for scholastic work as time went on, and in 1415 the University of Lilienburg was opened by the monastic order to educate monks and civil servants, largely focusing on classics and theology. The university, being the first in Erdara, would eventually eclipse the town's other industries and become the town's raison d'être as scholars, monks and priests flocked to the town.(See more...)