The parent obviously has strong political views There is nothing substantial to support that theory, capitals are moved because of unfixable infrastructure, re

The parent obviously has strong political views There is nothing substantial to support that theory, capitals are moved because of unfixable infrastructure, reducing overcrowded capital, historic realigning to actual cultural centres or public spending for economical reasons or to have it in a region ethnically aligned with the politically dominant group Revolutions happen when a lot of people are demanding change not when people are rioting in the capital