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===Folk Tradition===

Folk tradition has rooted strongly in Landzberg and is reflected in literature, music, dance and architecture, constituting the basic pillar of Landzberg society for millennia, influencing a large part of the life of Landzbergians and the functioning of Landzberg as a state.

Landzberg folklore originates from the mythology of ancient Bergia and the social ideas of that time, but differs in many places in multiple aspects, adapting to modern ideas and standards.

The best preserved original types of folklore are preserved in the north-eastern parts of the country. An example of wooden folk architecture in Landzberg can be seen in the well preserved village of Alkrade. The Alkmeer Region preserves the nation's most remarkable folk wooden churches. Most of them are protected by Landzbergian law as cultural heritage.

The inhabitants of Landzberg often identify more with their kniezestwo than with the country and the nation as a whole. It often happens that the flag of the individual kniezestwo is displayed instead of the state.