Nostalta
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Nostalta | |
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Capital Metropolis | |
| Capital de Nastanovo Capital of Nastanovo | |
| Nickname(s): La Nueva Capital (The New Capital) | |
| Motto(s): De aquí va a las estrellas "From here it goes to the stars" | |
| Country |  Nastanovo |
| County | Capital Metropolis |
| Foundation | 26 July 1632 |
| Government | |
| • Body | Council of Representatives |
| • Consul | Maria Ramos |
| • Co-Consul | Jorge Nevas |
| Population (2019) | |
| • Total | 1,265,000 |
| Demonym | Nostaltan |
| Website | nostalta.nv |
Etymology
The name "Nostalta" is a combination between the Isabellan term, "Alta", meaning high, and Nost, a undetermined term of origin describing the combining forms of the natives in the region of Ashintoka and the Isabellan colonists. Futhermore Nost is considered the original term before the terms Nastnovian or Nastan was considered of the peoples. As a whole the name translates to "High Nost", meaning the highest peak of the Nastan people would be found in their capital. The name was selected by the Lord-Sovereign of the Sovereignty of Nastanovo, Santos De Santa Ana, following the First Coalition Wars between Nastanovo and the Coalition of Kingdoms against Nastanovo which included Percivia which Nostalta was the original capital of.
History
Pre-Colonization
Founding of the City
Colonial Percivia and the Siege of Quecarajo
Nostalta, Capital of the Sovereginty
Political Turmoil
The October Revolution
Nastnovian Civil War
Reconstruction and Revitalization
The Revolution of '95
Contemporary Nostalta
Geography
Climate
[TBD]
Natural Disasters
Demographics
Economy
Infrastructure
Rail transport
Air transport
Ferries
Highways
Culture and society
Sister cities
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See also
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