Dongjing

Dongjing东京Dōngjīng 	Dongjing东京Dōngjīng
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Nicknames: The Gateway City, The Eastern Capital, The Chinatown of Craftia	Nicknames: The Gateway City, The Eastern Capital, The Chinatown of Craftia
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Population 	314,227 (2072) (17th)
Established 	14 November 1775
Incorporated 	
- Town 	9 September 1895
- City 	24 February 1963
Demonym 	DongjingerEasider (colloquial)
Dongjing 	Dongjing 	Dongjing	Dongjing
Simplified Chinese 	东京 	 	
Traditional Chinese	東京 	 	
Postal 	Tungking 	 	
Hanyu Pinyin 	Dōngjīng 	 	
Literal meaning 	"Eastern capital" 	 	
Longshan 	Longshan 	Longshan	Longshan
Simplified Chinese 	龙山 	 	
Traditional Chinese	龍山 	 	
Postal 	Lungshan 	 	
Hanyu Pinyin 	Lóngshān 	 	
Literal meaning 	"Dragon mountains"	 	
Dongjing (/'dɒŋdʒɪŋ/ dong-jing or /'dʊŋdʒɪŋ/ duung-jing, formerly Longshan from 1775 to 1813, Victoria from 1813 to 1946 and Garrison from 1946 to 1987) is a city on the north coast of Kagstron, Craftia, sitting on the coast of Victoria Harbour.
It was the temporary capital of the Province of Craftia from February to May 1978 and from 1979 to 29 July 1984, and then from that date to 1 January 1987 as the capital of the Province of East Craftia, due to the Miners Republic invading and capturing previous capital cities.
==Etymology==
The current name, Dongjing, has been used since 1987, and is of Chinese origin meaning 'east capital'. The name was chosen by East Craftia's first Prime Minister Lachlan Charles, to refer to the city's former status as capital of the Province of East Craftia during a majority of the Craftian War of Independence.
Garrison is an old English word meaning 'fortress'. The city was named Garrison from 1946 to 1987 as it was a walled city and had a notable amount of military presence due to its key location on the coast of Victoria Harbour.
Victoria was named by King Richard after his wife Victoria. The city was renamed from Longshan as part of a mass renaming of geographical locations to remove Asian (Chinese in particular) influence.
The original name Longshan is Chinese for 'dragon mountains', referring to their shape.