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Judapest (Judapesti in Lyonheimerish) is the capital and largest city in Lyonheimer. Situated in the north of the nation, it is the hub for most of the goings on in the nation, including the government, who are situated in the houses of parliament | Judapest (Judapesti in Lyonheimerish) is the capital and largest city in Lyonheimer. Situated in the north of the nation, it is the hub for most of the goings on in the nation, including the government, who are situated in the houses of parliament. The city was built by settlers from the [[Kingdom of Blechingia]], and specifically a religious man named Alfred Heimer, now known as Saint Heimer, who built the Saint Heimer's Cathedral on his own, taking him fifteen years. | ||
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Judapest
The City of Culture | |
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City | |
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| Nickname(s): The City of Culture, Heart of the South, Pearl of Lyonheimer | |
 Map of Judapest, in Toubaze | |
| Country | Lyonheimer |
| Built | 1074 |
| Founded by | Alfred Heimer |
| Government Head of Government is based in Judapest | |
| • Prime-Minister | Ferenc Szbozlai |
| Population (2014) | |
| • City | 1,800,000 |
| • Urban | 1,750,000 |
| • Metro | 145,020,102 |
| Demonym | Judapestians |
| Website | www.visitjudapest.ly |
| Some landmarks in Judapest include Saint Heimer's Cathedral, Houses of Parliament, Statue of Queen Atal and the Museum of Natural History | |
Judapest (Judapesti in Lyonheimerish) is the capital and largest city in Lyonheimer. Situated in the north of the nation, it is the hub for most of the goings on in the nation, including the government, who are situated in the houses of parliament. The city was built by settlers from the Kingdom of Blechingia, and specifically a religious man named Alfred Heimer, now known as Saint Heimer, who built the Saint Heimer's Cathedral on his own, taking him fifteen years.