Moravia Isn't a Czech Province—It's a Historic Region

There is no administrative province called "Moravia" in today's Czech Republic. Instead, Moravia is a historical and cultural region that now comprises four modern regions:

Why the Confusion?

Moravia existed as a margraviate (march) within Bohemia for centuries, then as a crown land of Austria-Hungary until 1918. It retained distinct identity, law, and diet (assembly). The 1949 communist reorganization erased it administratively, but Moravian identity persists—dialect, folklore, wine culture, and a flag (yellow-red bicolor) still fly proudly.

So: no "capital of Moravia" exists today—but Brno functions as its de facto cultural and economic center.