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[[File:Rimarima.jpg|thumb|A view of Xihuitl Temple, a central place of worship for the [[Faith of Inti]].]] | [[File:Rimarima.jpg|thumb|A view of Xihuitl Temple, a central place of worship for the [[Faith of Inti]].]] | ||
'''Rimarima''' is the capital of the state of [[Qullasuyu]], a region of the [[Wechua Nation]] in [[Nouvelle Alexandrie]]. It sits on the side of the Qullusuyu hills, a southern highland in Wechua forming the natural border with [[Santander]]. It has a population of 145,391 ({{AN year|1726}}). | '''Rimarima''' is the capital of the state of [[Qullasuyu]], a region of the [[Wechua Nation]] in [[Nouvelle Alexandrie]]. It sits on the side of the Qullusuyu hills, a southern highland in Wechua forming the natural border with [[Santander]]. It has a population of 3,145,391 ({{AN year|1726}}). | ||
The city is known as a crossroads for [[Keltia]], standing between the capital of [[Cárdenas]] and [[Parap]]. As such, it is known for having a large industrial area, and holding much economic power. | The city is known as a crossroads for [[Keltia]], standing between the capital of [[Cárdenas]] and [[Parap]]. As such, it is known for having a large industrial area, and holding much economic power. | ||
Latest revision as of 04:18, 3 May 2024
A view of Xihuitl Temple, a central place of worship for the Faith of Inti.
Rimarima is the capital of the state of Qullasuyu, a region of the Wechua Nation in Nouvelle Alexandrie. It sits on the side of the Qullusuyu hills, a southern highland in Wechua forming the natural border with Santander. It has a population of 3,145,391 (1726 AN).
The city is known as a crossroads for Keltia, standing between the capital of Cárdenas and Parap. As such, it is known for having a large industrial area, and holding much economic power.
It is also one of the central places for the Faith of Inti, the indigenous religion of the Wechua people, through the Temple of Saramama, one of the major places of worship in the religion.
