Bolette

**Bolette** is a city and metropolitan borough in Alexandria. With a population of 1,607,322, it is the third largest district in the country by population and its metropolitan area is second largest at 3,002,365.

## History

In the Middle Ages, Bolette was known as "the Kingdom of Baurlete," and it was estimated that King Baurlete the Ruthless ruled over a population of roughly 277 people. Many peasants feared that their kingdom would be attacked, so Baurlete built thirty-meter walls around the outside of his city and ordered his warriors to slaughter the people of Augustin and feed their lifeless bodies to his bloodhounds. After more of Augustina's soldiers vanished, she ordered her kingdom's villagers to travel to the Kingdom of Baurlete and set fire to the kingdom's architecture in retaliation; an estimated 16 villagers set fire to the kingdom's walls, houses, trees, and other structures, resulting in a large fire that killed roughly 70% of the kingdom's population, including Baurlete.

The Kingdom was left abandoned for at least three centuries until 1816 when travelling naturalists from the north of Alexandria came upon the ruins of Bolette and began to make a society out of the town. Over time, the town progressed into a city and many people around the world and from nearby counties moved into the city for a better lifestyle and jobs.

## Demographics

Bolette is the least ethnically diverse city in the Isle of Chark with most of the population being of the same ethnicity and religion.

### Ethnicities

Bolette has the highest density and population of Filipinos in the continent of Parania. An overwhelming population of the city identified as 'Filipino' at 98.6% (2,960,331) which were concentrated in most portions of the city except for Bellswhelm which is prevalently Caucasian. 1.2% (of the city identified as 'British and Irish' (36,028), 0.1% identified as 'Indian' (3,002), 0.05% identified as 'Pakistani' (1,501), and the remaining 0.05% identified as 'African' (1,500). Asians, other than Indians and Pakistanis, are fairly rare in Parania with Bolette being the only city with a common population of them.

### Religion

The city's prevalent religion is Christianity at 96.5% of the population. Other religions found in the city include Iglesia ni Cristo, Hinduism, Islam and Judaism but in very small amounts. The city's unaffiliated population make up approximately 1% of the city's population.

### Language

The city's main language is English, which is spoken by 93% of the population, but Tagalog is also a very common language spoken by 89.7% of the population. Other languages in the city include Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, Sanskrit, Tamil, Hebrew and French, all found in very small populations of the city. The southern portion of the city has the highest numbers of different Filipino dialects including Cebuano, Ilocano and Bicolano.

## Geography

Bolette is the easternmost city in Alexandria, located 23 km off the coast of Cagneux. The city lies in the deciduous forest region where native populations of hemlocks, hawthorns, and oaks are commonly seen. Bolette is 10 km above sea level and is located along the coast of the Green Sea.

### Flora and fauna

A wide variety of animals can be found in and around Bolette. Bolette has a significant population of rats, with an estimated 8 million living in the city, which draws predators such as the red fox, which numbers around 10,000. Wildcats are occasionally seen roaming the city, with a strong resident population in the city's south.