Deneira

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City surroundings, buildings and geography

The city of Deneira is located in the Free Provinces of Nedair, in a state of semi-autonomy with The Grand Repubblic of Barcala Diuettum, as the most north-eastern province in the repubblic. The territory is mostly hilly, that were lowered in a massive effort by the Gertian Empire, to improve the city's production and massive drenages, to permit the docking of bigger ships.

The city

The city is a blend of dutch and budapestian canals, with a massive dock. The city is still in constuction, with the starter layout almost finished.

History

The early period

 
The first deneiran flag, made by the dutch

The city of Deenaairart (ancient name of the city) was founded in 1343 by dutch merchants in search of new trading opportunities in the black sea. The city prospered, till the rise of the Gertian empire, that blocked the access of the city traders to the silk road. That started the decline of the city, that culminated in the conquest of the city by the Gertian empire in 1464, that made the city part of the empire and forced the city to destroy the fortifications

The mid period

Under imperial occupation the city prospered, trough ingent investements by the cpital, transforming it in the trading hub of the empire, however the unrest remained and big armed forces were needed to suppress the separatist rebels. The tensions grew, until the great revolt of the 1502, that liberated the city and the surroundings. To protect itself from the empire, the city allied its neighbours that will become the Federation of the Free Cities, in 1687. During the first half of the sixteenth century, the city had a massive hungarian immigration, because of the constant Gertian raids in the hungarian countryside. The city accepted the flux of immigrants, changing the demographics of the city forever. The city was renamed Deneira, and the bonds from the allied cities grew stronger and stronger. The century didn't seen huge military conflicts, so is reputated for the historian as the