Gyögiszertár
Gyögiszertár Gyoogiszertaar |
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— Capital city — | |
View of Gyögiszertár from the east | |
Nickname(s): Gyö | |
Established | 6 September 2019 |
Founder | Imrich Kvajda, A.H. |
Legislature | City Council |
Government | |
- Mayor | T.L. (DP) |
Population (2020) | |
- Total | 6 (no inhabitants) |
Demonym | Gyögiszertárian |
Time zone | UTC +1 |
Gyögiszertár (in Baranese: Gyoogiszertaar, before January 2020: Gyogiszcetár) was the capital city of the Federal Republic of Baránok. It has 6 citizens and was also the second largest city in Baránok.
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History
Gyögiszertár was established on 6 September 2019 as School Ave by Imrich Kvajda and A.H. But the name was changed on Gyögiszertár after the founders went on a trip, where they saw a pharmacy. There were names of the pharmacy in many languages. In Hungarian it was named Gyögiszertár. The founders liked this name, and decided to rename the capital on Gyögiszertár. Gyögiszertár was the capital of Baránok to 20 January 2020, when Połiak-Baránok was established. In Połiak-Baránok, there was no capital, so Gyögiszertár, as the largest city, was considered to be the capital. When Federal Republic of Baránok was established, Gyögiszertár became the capital one more time.
Administrative divisions
Gyögiszertár was separated on two parts (North Gyögiszertár and South Gyögiszertár) for most of existence of the city, but when citizen from the north part declared independence as the Republic of Połiak, only one part, the South, remained. On 23 March 2020, the area of Gyögiszertár expanded to the whole building of the school. The city didn't have any administrative division.
Notable events that occured in Gyögiszertár
- 8 October 2019- Declaration of Independence of Baránok was signed in the south part.
- 5 December 2019- First parliamentary elections in the history of Baránok were held there.
Mayors
No. | Name | Took office | Left office | Party |
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1. | A.H. | 6 September 2019 | 25 April 2020 | Independent, People's Alliance, CDA |
2. | T.L. | 25 April 2020 | 27 January 2021 | CDA/Liberal/Democratic |