Kinadica

Kinadica किनाडिका
Federal Capital City and Federal Territory
Clockwise: Marina Bay, Shahee Sansad, National Mandir, Royal Palace, Floating Market
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Nickname:  The Capitol
Motto:  Forever Growing
Country	Rajyaghar
Founded	23 CE
Sanyukti Capital	815 CE
Colonial Capital	1874
Rajyani Capital	1946
Founded by	Sirasikar Clan
Named for	Coastal location
Wards	18
Government
• Type	Mayor-Council
• Body	Kinadica City Council
• Governor	Rajiv Sirasikar
• Mayor	Kareena Patel
• Council Leader	Rishu Radani
• Commissioner	Pramod Bhaumik
Highest elevation (Sirasikar Fort)	180 m (590.6 ft)
Lowest elevation (Mahanta Beach)	0 m (0 ft)
Population  (2020)
• Capital Territory	6,216,753
• Estimate  (2021)	6,220,216
• Rank	1st
Demonym	Kinadican
Postcode	K1-K50
Area code	101
Vehicle registration	KC
Airport	Malhotra Int. Airport
Rapid Transit System	Kinadica Underground
Commuter Rail	CoastalRail, RajTrack
Police	Capital Police

Kinadica, formally the Federal Capital Territory of Kinadica, is the capital and largest city of the Kingdom of Rajyaghar. It is located along the north-western coastline of Rajyaghar within the Bay of Shakti. The city was named for its location, being along the coast, by its founders the Sirasikar family. The Sirasikar family was an aristocratic family who wielded significant influence in the Jhanda Empire. As the seat of the Rajyani federal government, largest national city and economic hub, the city is a regional capital for economics and politics.

The city was founded in 23 CE by the wealthy, aristocratic and military family, the Sirasikars. Over the next several centuries, the family would embed itself at the heart of the Rajana Dynasty, occupying the positions of military officers and senior bureaucrats. After the fall of Kismat in 800 CE and the subsequent collapse of the Jhanda Empire, Prince Prashant, the last remaining member of the Rajana Dynasty, was brought to Kinadica by the loyal Jhandan General, Sunder Sirasikar. Sirasikar would offer the city to the young prince who would use it as his capital for the new Sanyukti Raj (later Empire). During the Second Andhara, Kinadica would be bombarded by the Gaullican Navy, devastating and destroying the majority of the city. The fall of Kinadica would force the Sanyukti leadership to flee to Jalarabad, resulting in the loss of the peninsula to the Gaullican Empire. The new colonial regime would make Kinadica the capital of Gaullican controlled Sanyukt, demolishing most of the ancient city and rebuilding it as a planned city, using the rebuilding as a propaganda tool to show the wealth, architectural prowes and ability of Gaullica. Following independence in 1946, due to its economic and political supremacy, it was made the capital of the newly independent Kingdom of Rajyaghar. To ensure that the capital would not be associated with any one Union State, the city was turned into a Federal Territory and the second largest city of Sanyukt, Kentola, was made the new capital of the Union State of Sanyukt. Today, the cities of Kinadica, Kentola and Kakhara have urbanised to the extent that they now form an urban agglomeration and megalopolis known as Kakeki

Kinadica is governed by a Mayor-Council style government with the Mayor of Kinadica serving as the executive head of the city government, reporting to the Kinadica City Council which acts as the legislature of the city. The City's police service (Capital Police) is led by the Police Commissioner who is nominated by the Major and confirmed by the Council. The ceremonial head of the federal territory is the Governor who has, by Royal Warrant, been the head of the Sarisikar family since 815 CE.