Manusabad

Manusabad (lit. "Home of the People") is a city in Lutosia. It is the largest city in Lutosia and houses the Capital Suburb of Lutosia, Manusadesh. It is the largest city in Dalesia, and one of the most modern, technologically, and socially advanced cities in Lutosia. Its total GDP is around 1.5 trillion cellen and its population is 40 million, around half of mainland Lutosia's population.

History
Manusabad has signs of civilization dating back to 1012. It was founded by a member of the House of Lutos-Akbar, Amhara-u-din Lutos-Akbar. Manusabad was a city with relatively little importance until around 3500 when it was made the capital of the City-State of Lutosia. After this, its position on the coast made it a center of trade and commerce until 3800, when the sack of Manusabad happened, destroying 2/3rds of the city as well as killing 40% of the population, and causing another 40% to migrate away.

As the capital of the Lutosian Empire
When Emperor Al'ad-in Muhammed founded the Lutosian empire, Manusabad was a city in ruins. He drew plans for the administrative center of the city, Manusadesh, where all government buildings, the emperor's palace, and Manusadesh university would be located. After his untimely death a year later, Emperor Babur added all of the embassies to the street. Babur also established the city of Manusabad proper, which was Manusadesh and all of the surrounding areas, creating the unique situation where Manusabad is technically not the capital of Lutosia, as Manusadesh is the capital. Most Lutosians don't care to make the distinction unless they are inside Manusabad and heading to the capital district.

Recent Population Boom
With the boom of the Lutosian economy in 4060, many immigrants from Lutosia and the rest of Dalesia started flooding into Manusabad, for its safe status as a city, the modern amenities, and the prestigious universities. Soon Manusabad became the biggest city in Dalesia, its population tripling in just 4 years from 5 million to 15 million. Even now, the Manusabad metropolitan area is the biggest in Dalesia, with over 40 million people. This has caused the cost of housing to skyrocket, although the cost of living remains affordable due to the high GDP per capita.