Klocke-Yoyl

## Region of Klocke-Yoyl

Flag of Klocke-Yoyl

Klocke-Yoyl marked green in the map of Malborya

## Symbols

### Motto

Laifasdà, fesaidà a ailnaifalnalne(Malboryan: Liberty, freedom and independence)

## General information

### Capital city

and largest cityKlocke

(pop. 450,000)

### Language(s)

No official language set by region.Malboryan is the most widely spoken language, though Latin is used in Klokism.

## Miscellaneous information

### Three-letter code

KCY

*This article is about the region of Klocke-Yoyl. For the city of Klocke, see Klocke, Klocke-Yoyl. For the religion, see Klokism.*

**Klocke-Yoyl,** officially **Region of Klocke-Yoyl** *(Malboryan: Belj a Klocke-Yoyl)*, often shortened to **Klocke,** is a region consisting of 4 provinces and 12 districts. It is the southernmost region of Malborya and borders Florencia to the north, Victoria to the west and Porteca to the southwest. Klocke-Yoyl is known for having the origins of Klokism, a religion that is endemic to Malborya. As of July 2020, the population of Klocke-Yoyl is 849 thousand, one of two regions in Malborya that have yet to reach population of a million, the other being Elduvy. Largest and capital city is Klocke, where one out of every two Klockers live, and where the region gets one half of it's name from.

Klocke-Yoyl joined Malbory in 1903 in exchange of religious freedom,which was a key factor in The Realm winning against the Kingdom of Victoria in Third Malbory-Victorian War. However, Klokism was badly damaged during the Democratic State years. Since the 1980s, however, Klokism has seen a resurrection again, with the help of Sten Yoyl-an,who lived in exile until 1979, which is how the region got another half of its name. However, the region's official name was Klocke until it was changed by the local parliament of the region in 1998, on the 700th year anniversary of Klokism. Klocke-Yoyl is one of two regions in Malborya to have an official religion, the other being St. Andrea.

Klocke-Yoyl is the least visited region in Malborya due to border restrictions formerly put by the local government. After the "right to travel across The Republic" was added to Constitution of The Malboryan Republic in 1985, the restrictions were deemed unconstitutional by Courta Constita. Citizens had to pay money (one-way ticket costed around 60ℕ to 80ℕ) to enter the region.

A citizen was exempt from paying money to enter if:

a) they already live in Klocke-Yoyl,

b) they were born on Klocke-Yoyl,

c) one of their parents lived in Klocke-Yoyl for more than 6 (six) years,

d) they're a Klokist,

e they're an official working at the Malboryan government or a regional government.

Klocke-Yoyl is considered a conservative region, and was chosen the second-worst region to be gay in Malborya after Lachte by New Day in Malborya since 2013. Klocke-Yoyl has the longest governor terms, with one term being six years. In 2012, Parlamenta approved to set the maximum gap in-between two governor elections to six years, forcing the region to cut the term length in half. Klocke-Yoyl is one of three regions to not have term limits, the other two being Florencia and St. Andrea.

Klocke-Yoyl is mostly rural, having no significant urban areas apart from Klocke. Despite the tourism restrictions, the sector is one of three biggest sectors in the region, specifically religious tourism. The other two dominant sectors in Klocke-Yoyl are agriculture and manufacturing.

In 24th of June, 2020, the town of Vardegart was closed to the public until further notice after suspicious deaths around the Bonidelva National Park. [1] After an extensive police investigation, it was found that there were numerous underground settlements in the area. [2] The police raided numerous underground settlements around the park, arresting dozens of Klokist extremists.

**Notes**

1. https://web.archive.org/save/http://nseuropeanunion.com/topic/118/malboryan-newspapers/18
2. https://web.archive.org/save/http://nseuropeanunion.com/topic/118/malboryan-newspapers/19