Jikaras-Kobo

Jikaras-Kobo (Suwinan: Jikras-kohbo) is an urban agglomeration, often referred to as a single city, in Cassai near the border with Mivha, Kadaitska. It is situated in the northern part of Suwina and consists of two urban cores, Jikaras and Kobo. Jikaras was founded in 1933 by Cassaian settlers who founded yaz farms on the border of the Suwinan steppe. Kobo is an old border town that facilitated trade between Suwina City and the rural steppes of the Mivhan Suwina.

Jikaras-Kobo is the capital of the eponymous Jikaras-Kobo district, part of the Suwina Autonomous Region (SAR) of Cassai. The city had the lowest living standards of Cassai throughout the 19th, 20th and 21th centuries. The city's economy is geared towards facilitating the exploitation of yaz farms and the production of textile. Unemployment figures skyrocketed after the textile industry collapsed in the late 20th century, exposing the city to urban decay and impoverishment of its citizens.

Jikaras Football Club (JFC) is considered the second-strongest football club of Suwina, after Fokrogsubna.

Demographics
Jikaras-Kobo has 207,200 inhabitants.

Politics
Traditionally left-voting, the city became a major hotbed of anti-government and anarchist organizations during the slow democratization of Cassai during and directly after the Cominore War.

Nowadays, the city is represented by mayor Jungus Kravkai (KLDSP), the first Suwinan mayor since 1960.

Districts

 * Kalappas
 * Jikaras Caisuncun
 * Kolmas
 * Kobo Kayalet
 * Kobo Tang