Pyingshum

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Pyingshum (pjiŋɕɯm) is the capital and largest city of Kojo. It is the country's centre of politics, culture and commerce as well as its main transportation hub.

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Geography and Climate

Pyingshum
Climate chart
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Average max. and min. temperatures in °C
Precipitation totals in mm
Imperial conversion
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History

City Scape

Architecture, layout, monuments

Demographics

Governance

Mayor and City Government

City Council

Administrative Divisions

Pyingshum is made up of nine boroughs (Dengshō), which in turn are divided into a total of xx Pangs. Unlike most other cities in Kojo, not all power is vested in the central city government. Pyingshum is one of only two Kojolese cities that have a second local layer of government on the borough-level. They have some competencies in the area of road construction, amenities, ordinances, building permits etc. While elections of the local borough-councils are analogous and simultaneous to the city-council, the borough mayors are not decided by the people directly but instead elected by the borough-councils. They are also not head of the local administration but instead perform mostly representative functions. Unlike the city councillors and the mayor, sitting on a borough-council or being borough-mayor are honorary offices with small expense allowances instead of fixed remunerations. Additionally, the borough-councils appoint neighbourhood-boards. They are made up of 5-30 adept residents of the Pang who advise the borough- and sometimes city-council on local matters.

For a list of all Dengshōs and Pangs in the city, refer to the main article: Administrative divisions of Kojo#Pyingshum-sur.

Transportation

Key Data

Spatial Planning

Road

Rail

Airfare

Shipping

Economy

Primary Sector

Secondary Sector

Tertiary Sector

Shopping, public, service and tourism sector, research, gastronomy

Important Institutions

National and International governmental institutions and NGOs

Education and Research

Schooling

Higher Education

Culture and Leisure

Green Spaces

Parks, Zoo and Botanical Garden, Beaches, environs

Public Events

Sport and Event Venues

Museums

Performing Arts

Street Culture

Libraries and Archives