South Lyrica
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Region of South Lyrica Région du Lyrica du Sud Región de Lyrica del Sur | |||
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Motto | Uno sumus animo (We are one of soul) | ||
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Subdivision | Region | ||
Capital | Lausanne | ||
Largest cities | Lausanne | ||
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Viceroy | Governor Jorge Andino | ||
First Minister | Lucien Valverde | ||
Legislature | Senate of South Lyrica | ||
Established | 1687 AN | ||
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Abreviation | SLY | ||
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Etymology
The name of Lyrica has its origins in the rise of the Lyrican Republic, considered by many as a formative moment in ancient Micras. The island came to be called Lyrica, passing the name beyond the end of the Lyrican Republic and through the annals of Micran history to today.
Geography
Location
Climate
Administrative Divisions
South Lyrica is divided into Six states. Each of these states and autonomous regions are then subdivided into municipalities, named after its seat, which is usually its largest urban centre. These are:
- Mailly
- Vitroluire & Islas de Lyrica
- Perpimans
- Toucourt
- Píaz Rosa
- Islas de Lyrica
Name of State | Map | Coat of Arms | Capital | Population | Other cities |
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Mailly | Lausanne | 9,294,536 | Guayama
Carrasquillo San Antonio de Río Blanco Sonoma Gálatas | ||
Vitroluire | Humahuaca | 4,546,786 | Nouveau Geneva | ||
Perpimans | Triunfo de Carrillo | 7,033,703 | Vaucourtois
Dorwynne Alrío | ||
Toucourt | Buenaventura | 3,265,648 | La Hermandad
La Columna | ||
Píaz Rosa | Ciudad Rosa | 753,611 | |||
Islas de Lyrica | Benavides | 226,083 | LeClerc
Ucita Intilaqta |