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Suyang is the most populous city in [[Haesan]], and one of the largest in the [[International Democratic Union]]The city lies along the coast of its namesake bay, and is split down the middle by the [[Sugang|Su River]] ([[Sugang]]).  The city is congruous with its namesake province, and its metropolitan government manages all provincial affairs. First named on maps recovered from Haemi archives dated to around 200 BCE, Suyang has been continuously occupied for over two millenia.  Suyang served as the capital of Haesan until 1964, including being the seat of government for the classical [[Dominion of United Haesan]] as well as serving as the British government during the colonial periodSuyang was the headquarters of the [[Haesanite Resistance]] and was a major base of operations for foreign troops during the [[Reclamation of Haesan]] during the [[Great War]]Nowadays, Suyang is noted for its world-class universities and public transit system, its thriving economic scene, its varied demographic and gastronomic landscape, and its rise as a global cultural hub as the epicenter of the [[Hae-pop]] industry and as a major location for designer clothing brands.
Hwagang is a planned city that has served as the capital of [[Haesan]] since its construction in 1972It is home to all three branches of Haesan's government, hosting the [[National Assembly (Haesan)|National Assembly]], the [[Dalseongjeon]] (달성전, lit. Moon Sanctuary) the Presidential Residence of Haesan, Haesan's [[High Court]], and the prime Minister's residence at 7 Court StreetThe city lies at an elevation of 1,119 m amongst the Maehwa Mountains and straddles the National Canal Zone, connecting the Hwa and Eun Rivers to the south with the Marchal river to the northThe city's main focus is politics and government, but other large service industries such as tech and consulting have taken root in the city, largely in support of governmental agencies, especially in economics, trade, and defence.


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Revision as of 12:48, 16 May 2023

Hwagang-sudosi
화강수도시
City in Haesan
The National Assembly and the National Canal Zone in the foreground with West Hwagang skyscrapers in the background
Nickname(s): 
The Square, Canal City
Administrative District (Province)Hwagang Capital Zone (autonomous)
Founded1972
Founded byHenri Lagarde
Government
 • MayorShin Yu-geon (Free Democrats)
Area
 • Total3,100 km2 (1,210 sq mi)
Elevation
1,119 m (3,671 ft)
Population
 (2015)
 • Total2,105,678
 • Density670/km2 (1,700/sq mi)
Time zoneUTC+7 (CHT)
Websitehwagang.hn

Hwagang is a planned city that has served as the capital of Haesan since its construction in 1972. It is home to all three branches of Haesan's government, hosting the National Assembly, the Dalseongjeon (달성전, lit. Moon Sanctuary) the Presidential Residence of Haesan, Haesan's High Court, and the prime Minister's residence at 7 Court Street. The city lies at an elevation of 1,119 m amongst the Maehwa Mountains and straddles the National Canal Zone, connecting the Hwa and Eun Rivers to the south with the Marchal river to the north. The city's main focus is politics and government, but other large service industries such as tech and consulting have taken root in the city, largely in support of governmental agencies, especially in economics, trade, and defence.