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The city was founded by the Ari tribes, who settled in the area around the 6th century. At that time, the area was covered in dense forests and marshes, which provided a habitat for many species of plants and animals.

As the Ari tribes settled in the area, they began clearing the forests to create farmland. The fertile land provided a reliable source of food, and the Ari tribes were able to establish a permanent settlement in the area.

Over time, Bluckingham became a major trading center, with merchants and traders from all over the region coming to buy and sell goods. The city's location at the intersection of several major trade routes made it an ideal place for commerce, and its prosperity continued to grow.

In the Middle Ages, Bluckingham was ruled by a series of powerful lords, who built castles and fortifications to defend their territory. One of the most famous lords was Sam the Wise, who built a castle in the city in the 12th century. The castle became the center of Bluckingham's political and social life, and it still stands today as a symbol of the city's rich history.

In the 19th century, Bluckingham became an important industrial center, with factories and mills springing up throughout the city. The arrival of the railroad in the mid-1800s made it even easier to transport goods, and Bluckingham's economy continued to thrive.

In the aftermath of the civil war, Phoenixia underwent a period of rapid economic growth and modernization, which led to a need for a more centralized and modern capital city.

The government's decision to relocate the capital to Bluckingham was based on several factors, including the city's central location, its excellent transportation infrastructure, and its thriving economy. In addition, Bluckingham's historical and cultural significance made it an ideal choice for the new capital, as it represented the best of Phoenixia's past and present.

The decision was announced in the 1960s, and the process of moving the government and all its institutions to the new capital began immediately.

The move was a massive undertaking that involved relocating thousands of people, including government officials, civil servants, and their families. The construction of new government buildings, roads, and infrastructure was also required to accommodate the new capital city. It was a challenging process that took several years to complete.

New businesses and industries were established to cater to the growing demand from the government and its employees. The city's population exploded as people from all over the country moved to Bluckingham to work and live. The influx of people from diverse backgrounds and cultures created a dynamic and melting pot community.

The city's historic landmarks, such as the castle and medieval walls, were carefully preserved and incorporated into the new urban landscape.

New landmarks were added, such as the Phoenixian National Museum and the National Academy of Science building.