Editing Syldavia (section)

== Capital ==
The capital of Syldavia is Klow. The city was founded in the 10th century by the invading Turks and was then named Zileheroum. The Magyar nomads that lived there were forced to live in the Zmyhlpathernian mountains, while the Turks themselves settled in the newly founded city located in the lush hills. In the year 1127, the nomads, led by their chief Hveghi, defeated and drove away the Turkish conquerors. Hveghi took the name Muskar, meaning "the brave" and Zileheroum was renamed to Klow, meaning "freetown" from ''kloho'' ("freedom") and ''ow'' (''town''). In 1168, Muskar died and was succeeded by his son Muskar II. Muskar II, however, was weak, and the neighboring [[Borduria]]ns took over the country.

Klow has a wide variety of cultural styles. Mostly typical Yugoslavian, there are also many buildings of [[Austrians|Austrian]] and [[Turkic peoples|Turkish]] appearance, for example, the old mosques. However, the Kropow castle's architecture and decoration are of [[Bohemia]]n pattern, but this could be because of the fame of Czech architecture.

As a large and relatively well-off capital city, Klow has a large museum of natural science with mounted dinosaur skeletons. Klow is said to be the Capital of Mineral Water, and they are famous for their Klowaswa (Cyrillic: Кловасва), their national mineral water, literally meaning "Klow Water" or "Water from Klow". In contrast to ordinary Syldavians, who use [[Cyrillic script|Cyrillic]], the Royal Court in Klow uses the [[Latin alphabet]].