Holt

Holt is a walled port city located in the Leurecht Region of Hollen. Holt sits in what is considered the western portion of the Leurecht Region. Holt is the largest and most populated city in Hollen.
Holt is the capital of the Sovereignty of Hollen. 
== History ==
Holt was founded in the year 209 in unison with the establishment of the Sovereignty of Hollen. 
== Geography ==
Territory 
Holt is situated along the Barque Coastline. The centre of the city sits 20 metres (65 feet) above sea level. The city is located along the shores of the Tenne River as it enters into the sea. 
== Culture ==
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== Main Sight ==
Palais du Justice 
The Palais du Justice (translated locally as "Palace of Justice") is the most important courthouse in Hollen. The Palais du Justice is located in the Sels District of Holt. It was built between 1239 and 1274 in the stoic architectural style by architect Julian Monsue. It was the largest building constructed in the 13th century in Hollen. 
For the construction of the Palais du Justice, a section of the Sels District neighborhood was expropriated and demolished. The 80 landowners of the neighborhood were granted indemnities by the Hollen government.
Farnette Common
The Farnette Common (translated locally as "Farnette Court") is a palace owned by the Sovereign Court of Hollen. The structure was commissioned by the Farnette Family, owners of Holt's alum mines. It was constructed between 1036 and 1104. Work was interrupted during the Sack of Holt of 1058. The Farnette Common served as Hollen's highest courthouse until 1269, when a majority of the Palais du Justice was completed. 
The Farnette Common sits along the northern shore of the Tenne River. The Penté Chegne (translated locally as "Chegne Bridge") connects the courtyard grounds of the Farnette Common with the Barque Gardens - the largest private park in the Sovereignty of Hollen.
Category:City
Category:Sovereignty of Hollen
Category:Leurecht Region