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=== Architecture === |
=== Architecture === |
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The architecture of Packilvania spans a variety of styles based on the time period and location. From the 1st millennium onwards to the early 20th century, Paxist architecture dominated Packilvanian architectural tastes. Starting in the early 20th century, modernist styles of architecture became prominent. Packilvania is the home of internationally recognised and protected architectural landmarks such as the [[Bingol Royal Palace]], [[Temple of the Restoration]] and the [[Memorial of the Jovian Gate]]. |
The architecture of Packilvania spans a variety of styles based on the time period and location. From the 1st millennium onwards to the early 20th century, Paxist architecture dominated Packilvanian architectural tastes. Starting in the early 20th century, modernist styles of architecture became prominent. Packilvania is the home of internationally recognised and protected architectural landmarks such as the [[Bingol Royal Palace]], [[Temple of the Restoration]] and the [[Memorial of the Jovian Gate]]. |
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Pre-3rd century sedentary civilisations often built settlements with dwellings made from mud and thatch in areas that were close to rivers but those in arid regions built them from stone. The most prominent of these civilizatioms was the Shurian civilization in Ashura which built complexes and structures out of sandstone. These included massive temples and statues. Paxist religious architecture took root during the reign of the Iktanite dynasty, as new technologies and materials allowed the use of tools such as cranes and concrete to build taller buildings. Ceramics, porcelain and lacquer allowed for the creation of beautiful murals and tiles and the use of rare colours and dyes such as purple and blue. |
Pre-3rd century sedentary civilisations often built settlements with dwellings made from mud and thatch in areas that were close to rivers but those in arid regions built them from stone. The most prominent of these civilizatioms was the Shurian civilization in Ashura which built complexes and structures out of sandstone. These included massive temples and statues. Paxist religious architecture took root during the reign of the Iktanite dynasty, as new technologies and materials allowed the use of tools such as cranes and concrete to build taller buildings. Ceramics, porcelain and lacquer allowed for the creation of beautiful murals and tiles and the use of rare colours and dyes such as purple and blue. |
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The Zubraynite dynasty proliferated the use of minarets and domes in public architecture. Domes became more complex, giving rise to stacked domes, onion domes, mushroom and round domes. The Demirite dynasty absorbed more influences from other cultures specifically North East Yasterian and Cerenerian cultures. This included constructions in the [[W:Gothic Architecture|Gothic]], [[W:Baroque Architecture|Baroque]] and [[W:Romantic Architecture|Romantic]] styles. An affinity for the historical gave rise to styles such as the [[W:Neo-classical architecture|Classical Revival Style]] and the [[W:Egyptian Revival Architecture|Shurian Revival Style]]. The Communist Party encouraged functional styles of architecture such as [[W:Modernist Architecture|Modernism]], [[W:Internationalist Architecture|Internationalism]], and [[W:Brutalism|Brutalism]]. The [[Bedonite dynasty]] that took over after the Communist Party has encouraged [[W:Post-Modernism|Post-Modernism]] and Paxist Revival Style. |
The Zubraynite dynasty proliferated the use of minarets and domes in public architecture. Domes became more complex, giving rise to stacked domes, onion domes, mushroom and round domes. The Demirite dynasty absorbed more influences from other cultures specifically North East Yasterian and Cerenerian cultures. This included constructions in the [[W:Gothic Architecture|Gothic]], [[W:Baroque Architecture|Baroque]] and [[W:Romantic Architecture|Romantic]] styles. An affinity for the historical gave rise to styles such as the [[W:Neo-classical architecture|Classical Revival Style]] and the [[W:Egyptian Revival Architecture|Shurian Revival Style]]. The Communist Party encouraged functional styles of architecture such as [[W:Modernist Architecture|Modernism]], [[W:Internationalist Architecture|Internationalism]], and [[W:Brutalism|Brutalism]]. The [[Bedonite dynasty]] that took over after the Communist Party has encouraged [[W:Post-Modernism|Post-Modernism]] and Paxist Revival Style. |
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===Cuisine=== |
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