Nostra:Manasia
Manasia is a town in the Kingdom of Romania, located in the region of Wallachia, north-west of the capital, Bucharest. Founded by MrDi0 on 5 July 2026, Manasia developed during the late Carpathian period, before the nation officially reclaimed the in-game name Romania on 5 August 2026.
The town is known for its identity around brickmaking, construction, and modern-gothic architecture. Manasia is also home to several important landmarks, including the Haggianoff Estate, the Manasia National Stadium, and the Manasia Train Station.
History
Manasia was founded by MrDi0 on 5 July 2026 in Wallachia, north-west of Bucharest. At the time of its foundation, the nation was still known in-game as the Kingdom of Carpathia, although it maintained political and institutional continuity with the Romanian Union and was widely regarded by its citizens as the legitimate Romanian state.
Following the restoration of the Romanian name on 5 August 2026, Manasia became formally part of the Kingdom of Romania. Its growth has been closely connected to construction, local industry, and the development of Wallachia around the capital.
Manasia’s motto, "Building our beautiful city brick by brick", reflects both its industrial identity and its gradual development as a Romanian town.
Economy and Industry
Manasia’s economy is centered around the production of construction materials, especially bricks, terracotta, and concrete. The town produces these materials in a wide range of colors, allowing it to support its own development and contribute to wider building projects within Romania.
This industrial focus has made Manasia a notable construction-oriented town. Its material production directly influences the appearance and style of its buildings, giving the town a distinct identity within Wallachia.
Architecture
Manasia follows a modern-gothic architectural style. Its buildings combine elements of traditional Gothic architecture, such as pointed arches, vertical shapes, towers, and darker rooflines, with more modern features such as clean façades, large glass surfaces, and simplified decoration.
The result is a town style that feels both historic and modern. Manasia’s access to bricks, terracotta, and concrete in many colors allows it to experiment with strong shapes, detailed façades, and varied construction materials.
Landmarks
Haggianoff Estate
The Haggianoff Estate is one of the main landmarks of Manasia. It was built using resources mined and crafted within the town itself, reflecting Manasia’s self-sufficient approach to construction and development.
Manasia National Stadium
The Manasia National Stadium is the town’s main sporting venue. It hosts Kings League matches and serves as an important public location for Manasia.
Manasia Train Station
The Manasia Train Station connects Manasia directly to Bucharest through the national iceway system. This connection strengthens Manasia’s link to the capital and improves travel, trade, and cooperation between the two towns.
Geography
Manasia is located in Wallachia, north-west of Bucharest. Its position near the capital gives it an important role in regional development and makes it part of the growing network of Romanian towns surrounding Bucharest.
Politics and Status
Manasia is a constituent town of the Kingdom of Romania. Like other Romanian towns, it retains local autonomy over its internal affairs while participating in the wider political, economic, and infrastructure systems of the Kingdom.
The town is part of the Wallachian region and contributes to the national development of Romania through construction, material production, and local urban growth.