Lata, the Royal Capital of Latvia, lay in the western region of the Latvia Kingdom. At its centre was the Royal Palace, which was the residence of the "Mad King" — Caspian Vi Latvia. It was surrounded by universities, the Royal Magical Academy and all manner of government buildings which radiated out from it, and it could be considered the heart of Latvia.
Although the city was damaged during the battle for the throne, Caspian quickly repaired everything after becoming king. Because although he was a tyrant, he was not stupid.
All the streets in the capital were made of bricks and stones. This city was founded by the eighth king of Latvia, Philip VI. He spent a lot of money and resources on building this city, which made Lata the largest and most modern city in the Ostra continent. Lata's existence is a testament to the might and wealth of the Latvia Kingdom.
