The Grand Palace

The Grand Palace of Cazengár (Rikutsaren: Ricugase Cazengári) is a palace in the center of Cazengár Luch, the capital city of Rikutsar. It is built in the Early Grand Design style of Rikutsaren Architecture, based heavily on a mix of Imperial Roman and Khmer architecture.

It is among the most spacious buildings in the world, with a floor space of 330,000 square meters. Its outer walls form a rectangle 3 kilometers north to south and 2 kilometers east to west, though much of the complex is open courtyards and gardens.

Construction of the palace began with the commemoration of Cazegár Luch as the capital city in 433 AD. Although construction crews worked around the clock at times, the size of the palace meant that it would not be completed for almost 370 years. Multiple additions and structural modifications have been built, the most recent major one being completed in 1955, but all have been true to the original style.