Puerto Francisco

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Puerto Francisco

Պփերտո Ֆրանծիսծո

Port François
Autonomous city
City of Puerto Francisco
Skyline of Puerto Francisco
Skyline of Puerto Francisco
Flag of Puerto Francisco
Flag
Official seal of Puerto Francisco
Coat of arms
Nicknames: 
Puerto del Sur, Salvador del Sur
Motto(s): 
Մե րեծփերդո, Me recuerdo,
Je me souviens (I remember)
Country Creeperopolis
Department Salvador
Municipality Puerto Francisco
Founded950BC
Government
 • TypeElected mayor-council
 • MayorClément Duchamp (SD)
Highest elevation105 ft (32 m)
Lowest elevation0 ft (0 m)
Population
 (2018)
 • Total901,291
 • Estimate 
(2020)
904,184
Demonym(s)Puerto Franciscan
Time zoneAMT–3 (ATL)
Area code(s)16
Websitepuertofrancisco.gob

Puerto Francisco (Creeperian SpanishCreeperian: Պփերտո Ֆրանծիսծո; literally translated as: Port Francis), originally known as Puerto del Sur (Southern Port), sometimes called Salvador del Sur (South Salvador), and officially known as the City of Puerto Francisco, is a city in the department of Salvador, just south of the city of Salvador. It is one of the largest settlements on the Bay of Salvador.

History

Early history

The area which is modern-day Puerto Francisco was first settled in the year 950BC as a military outpost of the Kingdom of Cuscatlán. The first settlement was called Tlauhkampaernueyatltlan, translating from Proto-Old Creeperian roughly as "East Sea Place" or "Eastern Sea Settlement." In 892BC, the military commander, Xicohtencatl of the military outpost, which by then had already formed into a proper city with a growing population of 6,000 people, declared independence as the Kingdom of Tlauhkampa. He ordered the execution of 20 overseeing officials from the Kingdom of Cuscatlán and went to war with the kingdom. He allied himself with various other cities and kingdoms in the eastern reaches of the kingdom and decisively defeated the armies of Cuscatlán in the battles of Tenayuca and Chalco.

Creeperian Civil War

Post-civil war period

Franciscan Summer and modern day

Demographics

Languages

Flags

See also