
Savoie
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Savoie Savoie | ||||||||
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INSEE code | 73 | |||||||
ISO 3166-2 | FR-73 | |||||||
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area | 6,028㎢ | |||||||
population | 445,288 people (2022) | |||||||
population density | 74 people/㎢ | |||||||
slot | UTC+1 | |||||||
population density | Savoyards | |||||||
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Arrondissement | Three | |||||||
Canton | 19 | |||||||
Intercommun | 17 | |||||||
commune | 273 | |||||||
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Branch | François Ravier | |||||||
chairman of parliament | Herve Gemar () | |||||||
Parliament | 38 seats | |||||||
House of Representatives District | 4 pieces | |||||||
1. outline
The region corresponding to the Savoie and Haute-Savoie departments of France , west of the Alps . Major cities include Chambéry and Annecy . Évian -les-Bains, famous for Évian, Chamonix-Mont-Blanc , which hosted the 1924 Winter Olympics , and Albertville , which hosted the 1992 Winter Olympics, are villages belonging to Haute-Savoie. .
2. notation by language
Savoie (Savoie) | |
Savoia (Savoia) | |
Savouè (Sabue) | |
Savoyen (Zapoyen) | |
Savoy (Savoy) |
In Korea, it was better known as the English word Savoy rather than the French word Savoie. So, in the past, the Duchy of Savoy was also called the Duchy of Savoy, and the House of Savoy was also called the Savoy Dynasty, but now it is called Savoy and Savoy rather than Savoy, respecting the original language .
3. history
It was originally a territory passed down hereditarily by the Savoy family for over 800 years along with Valle d'Aosta in current Italy , but as part of the unification of Italy , the Treaty of Turin was signed on March 24, 1860 , and the Kingdom of Sardinia-Piedmont annexed the United Provinces of Central Italy. Instead, it ceded Nizza and this province (including Haute-Savoie) to the French Second Empire, each now part of the French Republic . It became the province of Alpes-Maritimes and the Savoie region.
The Kingdom of Italy long regretted the loss of this region.[1] , during World War II, Benito Mussolini attempted to invade France and re-annex Savoie as an Italian administrative region. However , this failed when Nazi Germany occupied Savoie in September 1943 , and it was returned to France after the war.[2]
The Kingdom of Italy long regretted the loss of this region.[1] , during World War II, Benito Mussolini attempted to invade France and re-annex Savoie as an Italian administrative region. However , this failed when Nazi Germany occupied Savoie in September 1943 , and it was returned to France after the war.[2]
4. administrative district
Savoie is divided into the arrondissements of Albertville, Chambéry, and Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne, and is further composed of 19 Cantons and 273 communes.
5. politics
Of the 204 seats of the Overber Neuron Alpine Congress, 11 seats are assigned to Sabua. The entire seat of the Defartretang Congress is a total of 38 seats because one male candidate and one female candidate will be one group in each canes.
6. etc
The state's coat of arms is similar to that of Piedmont in Italy , which is not surprising considering that both regions were ruled by the Savoy family for a long time.
In the past , during the Duchy of Savoy, Charles Emanuele II founded the Savoia Cavalry Regiment named after the region. A total of five units were created, named after the regions that made up the Duchy of Savoy at the time: Savoia, Piedmont , Montferrat , and Saluzzo . The official name was the 3rd Savoia Cavalry Regiment (Reggimento "Savoia Cavalleria"[3º]), and even after Savoia was ceded to France, the name was kept as it was the region from which the royal family originated. It was one of the elite units even in the Royal Italian Army, which was at a dead end . During the German-Soviet War, it was dispatched to support the German Wehrmacht and achieved the feat of repelling the Soviet Army through a cavalry charge.
There are several hotels named after Savoys all over the world, but the UK Savoy Hotel in London Strand Zone[3] This is the most famous, and most of them are leaned on the famous London Savoy Hotel. Seoul in Korea[4] There is a Savoy Hotel in Daegu, etc. Gyeongsangnam -do Changwon City There is also a hotel called 'Savoy Hotel' next to the Changwon NC Park Baseball Stadium in Masan Happo -gu (former Masan) . It was a hotel -class accommodation that had only three in Gu Masan City, and the hotel was often used by the NC Dinos Squadron and Masan Baseball Stadium.
In the past , during the Duchy of Savoy, Charles Emanuele II founded the Savoia Cavalry Regiment named after the region. A total of five units were created, named after the regions that made up the Duchy of Savoy at the time: Savoia, Piedmont , Montferrat , and Saluzzo . The official name was the 3rd Savoia Cavalry Regiment (Reggimento "Savoia Cavalleria"[3º]), and even after Savoia was ceded to France, the name was kept as it was the region from which the royal family originated. It was one of the elite units even in the Royal Italian Army, which was at a dead end . During the German-Soviet War, it was dispatched to support the German Wehrmacht and achieved the feat of repelling the Soviet Army through a cavalry charge.
There are several hotels named after Savoys all over the world, but the UK Savoy Hotel in London Strand Zone[3] This is the most famous, and most of them are leaned on the famous London Savoy Hotel. Seoul in Korea[4] There is a Savoy Hotel in Daegu, etc. Gyeongsangnam -do Changwon City There is also a hotel called 'Savoy Hotel' next to the Changwon NC Park Baseball Stadium in Masan Happo -gu (former Masan) . It was a hotel -class accommodation that had only three in Gu Masan City, and the hotel was often used by the NC Dinos Squadron and Masan Baseball Stadium.
[1] Camillo Cavour later wrote in his memoirs that it was "the worst moment of my life, " and even Victor Emmanuel II was reluctant to hand over his ancestral home. Manfredo Fanti, the then Minister of Defense of the Kingdom of Sardinia , warned that the loss of the buffer zone bordering the capital Turin would create security concerns as it would be directly exposed to the French threat. Perhaps that is why when France made peace alone in the war with Austria, Italy, regardless of its location, was furious, asking how they could treat us like an old pair of shoes.[2] In accordance with the Treaty of Paris concluded in 1947 without ending with the return, Italy additionally ceded the area around the Pass of So-Bernard and the Pass of Monsigny to France, and today the France-Italy border was completed.[3] The kingdom of England for his niece , Eleanor of Provence, before Pietro II of the former county of Savoy became Countess of Savoy . He had been active under Henry III , who recognized Pietro II's contributions and gave him the land between the Strand and the Thames, and Pietro II built the Savoy Palace here. Pietro II became the Count of Savoy after his nephew Boniface was killed and left London, but the palace remained, but it was burnt down in the Wat Tyler Rebellion, and a hospital was built on the site by Henry VII . The hospital remained until the 19th century and was burned in a fire in 1864. The building that stood in this place is the Savoy Hotel.[4] The Savoy Hotel attack, which was a surprise attack by the famous Shinsangsa Paga Joyang, took place here.
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