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'''Ganipara''' ([[Dhimze language|Dhimze]]: {{cs|dhm|gánipár}} [ganipʰaˈra]) is the capital and most populous city of [[Ganipara (barony)|Ganipara]], [[Dhimrai]]. With a population of 1,569,280 in 4627, it is the [[List of cities in Dhimrai by population|third-largest city by population]] in Dhimrai, after [[Jvuzrada]] and [[Mlasteti]]. The Ganipara Metropolitan Area - including suburbs and other municipalities - has over 2 million inhabitants. |
'''Ganipara''' ([[Dhimze language|Dhimze]]: {{cs|dhm|gánipár}} [ganipʰaˈra]) is the capital and most populous city of [[Ganipara (barony)|Ganipara]], [[Dhimrai]]. With a population of 1,569,280 in 4627, it is the [[List of cities in Dhimrai by population|third-largest city by population]] in Dhimrai, after [[Jvuzrada]] and [[Mlasteti]]. The Ganipara Metropolitan Area - including suburbs and other municipalities - has over 2 million inhabitants. |
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| + | The name ''Ganipara'' comes from the [[Classical Dhimze language|Classical Dhimze]] ''Gāntiphārā'', meaning "wood valley". The city was also known in [[Classical Doccábh]] as X. |
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Latest revision as of 15:12, 15 September 2024
Ganipara
gánipár | |
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 Flag | |
| Country | Dhimrai |
| Barony | Ganipara |
| County | X |
| Government | |
| Population (4627) | |
| • City | 1,569,280 |
| • Rank | 3rd |
| • Urban | 1,983,000 |
| • Metro | 2,197,000 |
| Demonym(s) | ganiparavit Ganiparan |
Ganipara (Dhimze: gánipár [ganipʰaˈra]) is the capital and most populous city of Ganipara, Dhimrai. With a population of 1,569,280 in 4627, it is the third-largest city by population in Dhimrai, after Jvuzrada and Mlasteti. The Ganipara Metropolitan Area - including suburbs and other municipalities - has over 2 million inhabitants.
Ganipara was the historical capital of the First Kingdom of Dhimrai and the Dhimze Empire, as it was originally the fief of Daghi III, Baron of Ganipara who united the baronies and formed Dhimrai.
Etymology
The name Ganipara comes from the Classical Dhimze Gāntiphārā, meaning "wood valley". The city was also known in Classical Doccábh as X.