Lov-e-set

Official languages	Fraknic
Ethnic groups	94.7% Lews 2% Østlander 3.3% Other
Religion	96% Ulvriktru 4% Other
Demonym(s)	Lew
Government	City State in the Federation
• King	Olav
• Federal Prime Minister	Jeanne Pierre
• Mayor-Secretary	Fabrice Auvray
Legislature	City Assembly
Establishment	1920
Population
• Estimate	87,000
• Census	87,000
GDP (nominal)	estimate
• Total	$2,500,000 (SHD) ¥250,000,000 (RKR)
Website Loveset.Gov.FCS
Today part of	Federation of the Southern Coast

People's City State of Lov-e-set or more commonly just known as Lov-e-set is a city state within the Federation of the Southern Coast and was the last independent entity to join the Monarcho-Socialists in the Unification Wars. The polity consists the city itself and the surrounding mountain base it sits on. The city primary inhabited by the Lews people and has a notable minority of Østlander and Amatians. Lov-e-set sits between People's Republic of the Amatsuka and the People's Jarldom of Østland inside of the Federation. It rests on the mountain Goran in the mountain range of Slied. The Mayor-Secretary is Fabrice Auvray, a native Lew resident of the city state, and has been the Mayor-Secretary for eight years. The city has a population of 87,000, with a dense urban center due to the limit land area on the mountain due. The city has the largest underground man-made structures in the Federation, which includes a large shopping center and a train station going to the bottom of the mountain. The city-state attracts tourists primary for the underground portion of the city state and the train ride that circles around the mountain before entering the tunnel that goes to the shopping center.

The origins of the city state came from the early 8th century primary by Vikings who settled on top of the mountain to build a fortress monastery and practices their unique form of Ulvriktru which focus on going to Valhalla rather than worshipping the deities themselves. During the Alvan invasion in the 1100s, it routinely killed and pushed back the invading Alvans from the mountain range. During colonialization of the Federation in the early 1600s, Norgsveltian colonial officials hired the Lews people as mercenaries to assist in subjugating the rest of the modern day Federation. Later officially creating a division of colonial troops made up by the Lews people. The Norgsveltians was control the city state via selling food for work in soldiering in their military. In the modern day, there is still a division of Lews in the Norgsveltian armed forces. Historically it has only been successfully invaded once in history by the Monarcho-Socialists during the Unification Wars after nine month siege of the city.

Politics

After the Unification War, the elected head of the city was invited to speak in the Federal Parliament on behalf of the Lews people to create a city state and negotiate for terms of their autonomy within the Federation as well borders. Morél Pepin the first Federal Prime Minister of the Federation and leader of the Royal Worker's Party, arbitered the borders between Østland, Amatsuka and the Lews elected official to create the modern borders of Lov-e-set. The city was rebuilt after the Unification Wars as part of the Mending the Land campaign which repaired the Ulvriktru temple carved deep into the mountain.

Modern Era

The city maintains a phone application for payment of bills, local news and voting. The latest election majority of the ballots casted by done through the phone application by a 87% compared to traditional voting method of a ballot booth. The Mayor Secretary acts as head of state for Lov-e-set while the city council acts as the Legislate branch. The Judicial system is primary done by the local courts though a majority of cases are usually transferred to the Federal judicial system due to its small population. The city state heavily relies of the Federal government to provide subsidies for various services and food goods.

Economy

Section of Lov-e-set underground mall

The economy of Lov-e-set is primary tourism based, centered around the underground part of the city and the massive Ulvriktru temple curved into a mountain. In 1980, the city approved of a loan to use a nearby mountain to curve a image of a sail boat ramming a large troll with the Vikings climbing out of the boat and onto the troll to kill it. The image being the founding legend of the city state, it was completed in 1998 and attracts tourists from all the Federation, Eyjaria, Helslandr and Norgsveldet. Majority of tourists come from said countries to visit the mountain city to see the unique interpretation of the temple and the underground city.

The railway to Lov-e-set brings in visitors as well, the train going from the base of the mountain and spirals up the mountain capturing the surrounding nature preserve around the city state, the stone boat curving and finally entered into the tunnel that leads to the underground part of the city.