User:Brunanter/Barzona

LAT

WAAT LT			ANACA -			Callsign Tarephian
Hubs			Marescal Belmont International Airport (Carante) Barzona Almirante Barrigan International Airport (Barzona) Barzona
Alliance			WorldStar
Headquarters			TBD
Website			www.lat.com

LAT (LAT Tarephian) is an airline with bases in Barzona and Tempeira.

Destinations

• Ardeşehir

See also

• List of Airlines

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My personal workpage for Barzona, will pur mapping projects, other wiki items, notes not complete that can't go on the wiki page.

TO DO:

• riverbanks to major rivers
• western streets of Carante
• name streets in Barzona

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Businesses in Barzona

Food retail

• Ipermarket: supermarket query
• Ipershop: convenience query
• Gigante: hipermarket query (national) Gigante (international)
• Super Desconto: discount supermarket query
• Frutis: fruit and vegetable supermarket Frutis

• Supersalvas: cash and carry/bulk query

Other retail

• Iper: department store query
• Delaunay: Department store query
• PeaceByPiece, furniture Freedemia

• Bricogar, hardware query
• Ideal, hardware query

• FarmaPLUS, farmacy chain FarmaPLUS
• Farmacias Sant-Damian, farmacy chain Farmacias Sant-Damian
• Farmacia Economica, farmacy chain Farmacia Economica

• Le Montre, watches/jewellers Le Montre
• Livri: bookshop Livri
• Morganizing, dry cleaning Morganizing

• Petrobarzona, fuel stations Petrobarzona
• Fuelo Paroy

Food and drink

• Krispy, fried chicken fast food Krispy
• Mr. Empanada, mostly in food courts Mr. Empanada
• Nal Mar, seafood found in food courts Nal Mar
• A Onda, fast food ceviches A Onda
• A Grelia Serrana, grilled meats restaurant A Grelia Serrana
• Baleadas & Semitas, typical Barzuna food chain Baleadas & Semitas
• Chiki, roasted chicken restaurants Chiki
• StarBurgers Freedemia
• DrumRoll Freedemia
• Q'Pizza, Freedemia/Quentinsburgh style pizza and pizacyros Q'Pizza
• Bai Bai, Bai-style food query

• Cafe Sierra, sit down cafe Cafe Sierra
• Jelados Bonina, ice cream Jelados Bonina

Finance

• Credibanc Credibanc
• Banco na Tarefia Vodeo Banco na Tarefia
• Banco Uno Banco Uno
• BNC Lisbank BNC Lisbank
• EfficiBank Freedemia
• Western Bank Federal States

Fashion

• Tatiana, haute couture clothing Tatiana

Others

• Optega Mazana, optical stores Optega Mazana
• Cinemax, cinemas Cinemax
• Techplaza, electronics shop Paroy
• ltc, regional mobile phone operator based in Barzona ltc
• mito., mobile prone provider Freedemia
• Betonmax, builder/construction/trade, query

• Galeria, shoping malls brand query

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  Krispy

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  A Onda

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  Bricogar

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  Gigante

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  Banks

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  Election ballot

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  Passport

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  Stadiums Barzona

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  Belcamp Counts coat of arms

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  Road sign B4

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Stratus in Barzuna

In Barzona there is a system of residential area stratus.

Stratus 1	Bazo	Low	Receives subsidies for housing services
Stratus 2	Bazo medio	Low medium
Stratus 3	Alto medio	High medium
Stratus 4	Alta	High	Pays additional services charges to support Stratus 1

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Nobility of Barzona

Title	Surnames	Residences	Notes
Marquis de la Barzone	TBD	Castell nalla Rocha (1280-1615) Pazo Fontenoy (1615-1930)	Notes
Marquis de Mondier	TBD	Castell na Mondier (13th century to 1600s)	Notes
Comte de Fontanet	TBD	Castell na Fontanet (13th century to 1780) Castell Ferrante (1440-present)	Notes
Comte de Niesse	Brasefort	Castell Brasefort(1300s-present)	Notes
Comte de Vianne	TBD	Castell na Port-Lis (1200s-1550)	Notes
Baron de Bergantin	Merliot	Castell Merliot(1700-present)	Notes
Baron de Bussot	Simonet	Château de Montfort(1240-1760) Palais Simonet(1760-present)	Notes
Baron de Calvet	TBD	Castell na Iban(1410-TBD)	Notes
Baron de Gordet	TBD	Castell na Gordet(1220s-present)	Notes
Baron de Portin	TBD	Castell na Portin (1415-present)	Notes
Baron de Sarras	TBD	Castell na Saras (1240-1700s)	Notes
Baron de Tilly	TBD	TBD (TBD)	Notes

List of Presidents of Barzona.

Head of State of Carante (1817)

Head of State of Carante
Military
№	Portrait	President		Term of office	Party	Notes
1			Juan Piero Belmont (1763-1827)	9 June 1817 – 25 September 1817	Military	Head of State and Generalissimo

Presidents of Gran Fojenica (1817-1833)

President of the Republic of Gran Fojenica
Independence Front       National Party
№	Portrait	President		Term of office	Party	Notes
1			Carlos Fernández Valdilla (TBD-1823)	25 September 1817 – 1823	National Party	Died in office
2			Julio Martín Peort (TBD-TBD)	1823 – 1831	Independence Front
3			Juan Manuel Nuseva (TBD-TBD)	1831 – 9 June 1833	Interior Party

Presidents of the Republic of Fojenica Oriental (1833-1839)

President of the Republic of Fojenica Oriental
Independent       Military
№	Portrait	President		Term of office	Party	Notes
1			Mateus Barrigan (1766-1834)	9 June 1833 – 7 May 1834	Independent	Died in office
2			Francisco Figueras Costa (1783-1854)	7 May 1834 – 2 December 1835	Independent
3			Lucio Belcamp (1785-1843)	2 December 1835 – 4 April 1836	Military
4			Antonio Villacis e Martell (1792-1855)	4 April 1836 – 12 September 1836	Independent
5			Eusebio Gardes (1791-1863)	12 September 1836 – 21 May 1837	Independent
6			Antonio Villacis e Martell (1792-1855)	21 May 1837 – 6 February 1839	Independent	Deposed in coup

Presidents of the Republic of Barzona (1839-1855)

President of the Republic of Barzona
Conservative Party       Liberal Party       Independent       Military
№	Portrait	President		Term of office	Party	Notes
7			Lucio Belcamp (1785-1843)	6 February 1839 – 9 December 1841	Military	Promulgated new constitution, establishing Republic of Barzona
8			Antonio Nicollet (1800-1866)	9 December 1841 – 12 March 1842	Conservative	Deposed in coup
9			Lucio Belcamp (1785-1843)	12 March 1842 – 5 April 1843	Military	Third term, assassinated
10			Henrique Belmont e Tárrega (1804-1880)	5 April 1843 – 18 July 1844	Liberal
11			Antonio Nicollet (1800-1866)	18 July 1844 – 2 June 1847	Conservative
12			Victor Castelmont (1796-1854)	2 June 1847 – 12 April 1851	Conservative
13			Federico Bartols (1788-1858)	12 April 1851 – 16 April 1855	Conservative
14			Eusebio Verrier (1789-1856)	16 April 1855 – 21 July 1855	Conservative

Presidents of the United States of Barzona (1855-1889)

President of the Republic of Barzona
Conservative Party       Liberal Party       Independent       Military
№	Portrait	President		Term of office	Party	Notes
15			Arthur Fontenoy (1792-1869)	21 July 1855 – 4 January 1859	Liberal	Took over in coup, established new constitution.
16			Juan Felipe Benavides (1801-1874)	4 January 1859 – 8 October 1862	Liberal
17			Sebastian Fuster (1809-1882)	8 October 1862 – 21 October 1866	Independent
18			Felix Villanova Santmartin (1804-1877)	21 October 1866 – 14 May 1869	Liberal	Deposed in coup
19			Juan Antonio Serra (1812-1843)	14 May 1869 – 26 March 1874	Military
20			Juan Martines Becerra (1810-1890)	26 March 1874 – 2 July 1874	Independent
21			Gilberto Sarria (1819-1892)	2 July 1874 – 19 November 1877	Conservative
22			Felix Villanova Santmartin (1804-1877)	19 November 1877 – 22 December 1877	Liberal	Died in office
23			Juan Josep Olente (1822-1906)	22 December 1877 – 16 May 1882	Liberal
24			Miquel Ferrier (1824-1911)	16 May 1882 – 22 October 1883	Liberal
25			Gilberto Sarria (1819-1892)	22 October 1883 – 28 July 1887	Conservative
26			Miquel Ferrier (1824-1911)	28 July 1887 – 6 November 1888	Liberal
27			Eusebio Tempines (1830-1923)	6 November 1888 – 14 May 1889	Liberal

Presidents of the Republic of Barzona (1889-present)

President of the Republic of Barzona
Conservative Party       Liberal Party       Independent       Military       Democratic Alliance
№	Portrait	President		Term of office	Party	Notes
28			Piero Esquibel (1821-1896)	14 May 1889 – 2 November 1889	Military	Took over in coup, ushered in military era
29			Felipe Jordes Viergens (1841-1927)	2 November 1889 – 1 March 1892	Military
30			Antonio Fulbright (1848-1929)	1 March 1892 – 18 January 1893	Military
31			Domenique Fortuna (1842-1944)	18 January 1893 – 23 February 1898	Conservative
32			Miquel Ferrier (1824-1911)	23 February 1898 – 2 March 1903	Liberal
33			Domenique Fortuna (1842-1944)	2 March 1903 – 14 April 1906	Conservative
34			Andreus Soto Bouras (1860-1939)	14 April 1906 – 1 June 1914	Conservative
35			Camilo Fontana Buchmann (1853-1933)	1 June 1914 – 21 May 1916	Independent
36			Eusebio Tempines (1830-1923)	21 May 1916 – 12 May 1921	Liberal
37			Domenique Fortuna (1842-1944)	12 May 1921 – 28 November 1922	Conservative	Fortuna's last term
38			Juan Francisco Brasefort (1863-1938)	28 November 1922 – 10 November 1927	Liberal
39			Paulo Artigas (1867-1940)	10 November 1927 – 9 March 1930	Liberal
—			Junta Nacional	9 March 1930 – 10 August 1930	Military
40			Andreus Martell (1888-1962)	10 August 1930 – 18 January 1939	Military
41			Piero Encines (1891-1975)	18 January 1939 – 12 December 1943	Conservative
42			Manuel Silva Martell (1902-1987)	12 December 1943 – 30 November 1948	Conservative
43			Gilberto Saldania (1885-1960)	30 November 1948 – 16 July 1953	Conservative
44			David Salas (1891-1957)	16 July 1953 – 2 April 1957	Conservative	Assassinated
45			Gilberto Saldania (1885-1960)	2 April 1957 – 2 July 1960	Conservative
46			Julian Delbonis (1914-1965)	2 July 1960 – 21 May 1965	Liberal	Killed in coup
—			Junta Nacional	21 May 1965 – 28 November 1965	Military
47			Gabriel Passos Ricard (1921-1984)	28 November 1965 – 26 May 1971	Military
48			Paulo Tenente (1918-1990)	26 May 1971 – 14 January 1973	Military
49			Andreus Torres (1928-2004)	14 January 1973 – 21 June 1974	Military
50			Antonio Henderson Grenas (1922-2011)	21 June 1974 – 12 July 1978	Military	Led transition to democratic government after mass protests
51			Felix Casamont (1931-2018)	12 July 1978 – 3 March 1981	Democratic Alliance	Deposed by coup
52			Felipe Abbas (1917-2005)	3 March 1981 – 27 May 1981	Independent	Proclaimed president by military coup that was defeated with countercoup months later
53			Felix Casamont (1931-2018)	27 May 1981 – 27 May 1986	Democratic Alliance
54			Juan Josep Cousins Salomon (1936-1960)	27 May 1986 – 22 May 1991	Conservative
55			Mario Villanova (1940-)	22 May 1991 – 22 May 1996	Conservative	Investigated for corruption, in prison since 2010
56			Lisette Masis (1955-)	22 May 1996 – 4 January 2005	Democratic Alliance	Impeached by congress, sentenced 7 years in prison in 2008 for corruption
57			Piero Bos (1956-)	4 January 2005 – 8 October 2005	Democratic Alliance	Interim president
58			Sebastian Capels (1962-)	8 October 2005 – 7 October 2015	Conservative	Charged with embezzlement by courts in 2018, fled country
59			Mario Nadir (1970-)	7 October 2015 – 7 December 2020	Democratic Alliance	Corruption rumors while in government
60			Lisette Masis (1955-)	7 December 2020 –	NOVA

13th century

• 1202: Egrisa na Sant-Miquel is consecrated
• 1224-25: Mondier is founded, construction of castle and cathedral begins
• 1254: Basilica of Portin and first roundabout of Barzona starts work
• 1268: Bergantin is founded ca. 1268
• 1280: Barzona is founded, work of the cathedral begins

14th century

• 1306: Iban is first settled
• 1309: Brasefort Castle construction

17th century

• 14 May 1652: Castellan wins Battle of Mondier, castle and town is destroyed

21st century

• 2021: Lisette Masis is again elected president

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Comparison of vocabulary

Ingerish	Castellanese	Meyfe	Sasca	Pahalo	Sifole
mountain	montaña	méru	mero	héésuu, zuuzoo	móqa
volcano	volcán	-	temero	-	wéwi
village	pueblo	kóf, wéhé	inticán	puzee, zuuha	láyi
city	ciudad	kóf, wéhé	ticán	abuióó	kóli
road	carretera	kenglo	utipa	bii'óó, yue, zuungee	láma, móta
church	iglesia	yéyi	dioscana	dziidii, iiha	móchi
place	lugar	féng	guin, cana	gumé, péénóó	chóvu
river	río	kendé	caisa	mbóówashéé	chukósa láche
bay	bahía	méi	cina, sina	auu, uumuu	wéwa
lake	lago	fiwwó	figo	bazozó, ctache	sófo yáno