Rupestry

''This article is about the region of Rupestry. For the city of Rupestry, see Rupestry City, Rupestry''

Rupestry, officially Region of Rupestry (Malboryan: Belj a Rupestry), nicknamed The Industrial One, is one of 11 regions, consisting of 5 provinces and 19 districts. The population of Rupestry is 2,54 million as of August 2020. It is one of seven regions that Malbory River passes through. The biggest city is Rupestry, where the quarter of the Rupestrian population lives. The capital city is Laifas, which is the second largest city in the region. The region is located on the northwest part of Malborya and is known for its odd shape. It is bordered by St. Andrea to the southwest, Florencia and Malbory to the south, Rosetta to the east and Elduvy to the north.

The region gets its name from the city of Rupestry, which is an industrial powerhouse in the nation since the 19th century. Drava Centreo considered to switch the capital from Malbory to Rupestry City, citing the safety, though this did not happen due to Malbory's influence in Malboryan history. In 1850, Malbory annexed Rupestry and made it part of The Malboryan Realm.

Rupestry gained a bigger influence during the Democratic State years. Centreo wanted to control the immigration from rural areas to urban regions like Malbory and Dominica. He ran a campaign for Rupestry City and Laifas and advertised the two cities as "ideal cities for the ideal Malboryan lifestyle" Since the campaign, the population of Rupestry doubled, with an influx of citizens coming from all over Malborya, especially in rural regions like St. Andrea, Elduvy, Klocke-Yoyl and Lachte. Most of these villagers worked low-level jobs on facturies.

Manufacturing, specifically textiles, is the biggest moneymaker for Rupestry, with construction and retail following behind. Rupestry is also considered to be the capital of the Malboryan electro music, with many festivals taking place like 100fest and IRAE in Rupestry City, as well as Novafest in Laifas, mostly centered around electro music.

The region is mostly centrist, though leaning right-wing on certain issues. Laifas, however, is exceptionally liberal, which sometimes makes the politics of the region quite interesting. Rupestry does not perform same-sex marriages as of August 2020, despite repeated attempts to legalize it in the local parliament. Rupesters are mostly irreligious, with only 17% of the region claiming to go to the church daily. [1 ]

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 * 1) http://nseuropeanunion.com/topic/535/malborya-statistics-agency/2