Aregoyape
Aregoyape | |
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 Aregoyape located in Bentho | |
| Country | Bentho |
| Capital | Caapulas |
| Largest city | Caapulas |
| Government | |
| • Governor | Demian Teles (BLL) |
| Population | |
| • Total | 1,391,043 |
Aregoyape, located in West Bentho, is a state renowned for its diverse landscapes, cultural heritage, and vibrant communities. The state shares borders with Palno to the north, Barbagaba to the south, Chiquique to the east, and also neighbors the nation of Vulkaria. Aregoyape's capital and largest city is Caapulas, which serves as a bustling hub of economic and cultural activity.
With a population of 1,391,043, Aregoyape is the fourth most populated state in Bentho. Its residents, known as Aregoyapenses, come from a variety of backgrounds, contributing to the state's rich cultural tapestr. The capital city of Aregoyape is Caapulas, a bustling urban center that serves as the heart of the state. While not situated by the sea, Caapulas thrives as a vibrant hub of economic and cultural activities. Its streets are lined with bustling markets, cultural events, and historical landmarks that offer visitors and residents a taste of Aregoyape's rich heritage.
Etymology
"Areg" comes from a Benthenses word meaning "precious" or "valuable," representing the idea of something highly esteemed or treasured within the state.
"Oya" comes from a Benthenses term symbolizing "unity" or "togetherness," suggesting a sense of cohesion and solidarity among the people of Aregoyape.
"Pe" is a Benthenses element indicating "prosperity" or "progress," highlighting the state's potential for growth and advancement.