St. Gianetta, Seat of Nation

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Map of Corsica

**St. Gianetta** is the Seat of the Nation Corsica. It is overseen by Crescenzio Stasio and is divided into three distinct provinces: Primo Posto, Mercato, and Terraricca. It is the most populated City in Corsica (Class Δ). It is the fifth most populated city in Tyrrhenia. It is located on the eastern side of Bastia (not to be confused with the county Bastia). St. Gianetta is the political, economic, and Naval center of Corsica. Corsica is most noted in Adria as the secondary naval powerhouse, closely behind Capital, despite its much smaller size.

## History

St. Gianetta first established in -569 EM as a city of the newly founded Bastia (now Corsica). The first Adriatic (Capitaline or Altamuran) settlers of the area were highly religious, and devoted their worship to [[St. Gianetta the Thespian]|St. Gianetta]]. This established the dominant religion of the Nation.

Corsica was inhabited before the founding of Bastia. It was shared in-part with Arcadian (now belived extinct) descendants and Chivari. After the founding of Bastia all groups where assimilated into Florentine culture.

## Geography

St. Gianetta is located on the Northeast side of Bastia. It is relatively low-lying and prone to flooding from the end of winter to the beginning of Autumn. Low-lying areas of St. Gianetta are dominated by the poor, working class.

### Climate

St. Gianetta is a Hot-summer Mediterranean Climate (Csa). Characterized by wet winters and hot, dry summers. The primary vegetation for this region are low-lying bushes, short grasses, and fire-catalyzed blooms. Notable Fauna are caprine, avian, small non-avian reptiles, and some bovine stock.

## Politics and Government

### Administrative Demense

	+ Primo Posto, District of; ruled by Baron Terenzio Cantone
	+ Mercato, District of; ruled by Baron Richelmo Baratta
	+ Terraricca, District of; ruled by Baron Raffaele Soriano

## Economy

Corsica produces most of its GDP through sheep, honey, steel, resin, and wax. Minor profits are also made through tourism.

## Cityscape

### Industrial Centers

St. Gianetta does have industry, but is primarily used for domestic purposes.

* CPG Carbon Refinery; Specialized in Carbon Black, Carbon Fuels, and Adamant Collection

### Agricultural and Pastoral Centers

St. Gianetta has a thriving Agricultural scene. Due to its rocky and mountainous terrain, most agriculture is kept along the coast and rivers. The majority of Corsica is Pastoral.

### Religious and Health Centers

St. Gianetta is primarily Aion-centric though worship of Stahl and Jeux are not uncommon. However, temples for minor deities are. Minor churches are typically conducted in households and are not recognized by Corsican Law.

* Church of the Comic
* Ajjer Imports; Spice, Exotic Desert Goods!
* The Mother God Clinic
* Hypatia's Goods; Kafret's premiere stop-shop

### Nightlife

St. Gianetta has few clubs but many bars and theatres. Most St. Gianetta are Florentine in culture and prefer drinking wine at an opera to smoking cannabis to loud music. While dedicated brothels are rare, most theatres offer escort services.

* Blue Night Theatre

### Commercial

St. Gianetta is the center of commerce in Corsica. Half of all foreign commerce is split between Capital and Hinan. Despite the Country's history with both.

* Tauredun Export: Steel, Metals, Carbon and More.
* Omero's Candles, Lanterns, and Oils
* Feyslaying Coalition
* Numidian Fabrics
* Oran Jewlers
* Sibyl Scripts
* Book Supply Co.
* Catia's: Beauty Store

### Finance

Taking after its mother country, St. Gianetta is one of the few places in the world to use paper currency. This allows them extreme flexibility giving rise to the thriving Corsican Stock Market. Although paper, St. Gianetta does not use the Lepton, instead having their own paper currency, the Lira.

* First Bastian Bank
* Corsir Credit Union

### Governmental Centers

St. Gianetta is feudal and has a small army. However, the Naval power of Corsica can rival any city in the Capital Sea.

### Food and Cafes

St. Gianetta is feudal and has a small army. However, the Naval power of Corsica can rival any city in the Capital Sea.

### Transit and Communications

St. Gianetta is quite small, and while city transit is free, intercity travel requires third-party Convoymasters for transit.

### Education

St. Gianetta is a center for Sibyl Education, while other education exists, most funding is put into art and theatrical programs.

### Recreation

St. Gianetta has a thriving arts scene. Theatres are very popular in St. Gianetta, most middle-class Corsicans go to the theatre once a week.

* Giosuele Opera House
* Teatro Mongiovino