Miyaji
| Miyaji 宮地 |
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| Nickname(s): The North Star | |||
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| Country |  Sanpantul |
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| Prefecture | Miyaji | ||
| Founded | as Minzhugawa, 1673 AN | ||
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| • Mayor | Yoshii Kii (Democrats, since 1740 AN) | ||
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| Time zone | +5 CMT | ||
| Area code(s) | 3 | ||
| Website | miyaji.gov.sp | ||
Miyaji (Sangunese: 宮地, translit.: Miyaji?) is the city of Sanpantul. It has a population of 1,181,342 and is the fourth largest city in Sanpantul. It is located at the northern tip of the city island and is surrounded by a bay that slopes inward slightly. To the east is Okaru County. To the north of the city are the LaRiviera Islands, which consist of several large and small islands.
The city was first founded in 1673 in the ruins of the Nova English cathedral complex under the name Minzhugawa and at that time it was home to a large Xiangi population. Over time, due to increasing unrest, the Xiangis moved further south and the city was mainly owned by the Sanpos. In 1677, the LaRiviera Islands were built in addition to the city. After the fall of Sanpantul, the island was first temporarily taken over by the Sapak raiders and then by the Date Shogunate. The city, which lost its importance along with the island during the Batavia period, began to regain its former importance with the re-establishment of Sanpantul. In the 1740s, it lost its title as the third largest city to Ogimi.
The city is known for its technology and automotive factories and is considered an important port city. It is a moderate olive production center due to its Mediterranean climate. The city still has a critical importance with its role in stimulating the economy.
