Cassai Hukrumeni

Cassai Hukrumeni (also referred to as Kurumeni or Cassithukuragmeni) is the capital and largest city of Cassai. It is situated in the Cassaian mountains, right in the heartland of Cassai. The city has more than 4 million inhabitants and is one of the most developed and richest cities of the  country. It is by far the largest city in Halicassai, the mountainous central region of Cassai. It is relatively isolated from the other densely populated areas of Cassai: the Menicassai Valley and the Cassaian coast.

Cassai Hukrumeni was built as a planned city at the site of the cities of Moabatha and Chetugassasia. in the early 1900s by the Emperor of Cassai. The city was heavily fortified and virtually inaccessible for enemy armies. The Emperor's residence remained in Esteban, but the capital and the central government was moved to Cassai Hukrumeni. In the following decades, the city population exploded. Due to mining activities and the strategic location of the city along trade routes from north to south and vice versa, the city grew even more in the 20th century.

Today, Cassai Hukrumeni is an important centre of culture, art and education. It is one of the least industrialized cities of Cassai since the dissapearance of the mining industry. The city is completely surrounded by enormous mountain ranges and vast natural parks.

Administrative divisions
The skoapai (neighborhoods) of Cassai Hukrumeni are:
 * 1) Kurumenicassai
 * 2) Cassithusara
 * 3) Menitalaska
 * 4) Moabatha
 * 5) Chetugassasia
 * 6) Teropa
 * 7) Latusai
 * 8) Meliconai
 * 9) Halitranai
 * 10) Suabethai