Fleischland

The Republic of Fleischland, commonly known as Fleischland is a country composed of three major islands, 10 states, and 8 crown colonies. Fleischland is a republic and social democracy. The capital is Oakland and the largest city and economic center is Grand City. The Monarchal Republic of Fleischland descended from the Kingdom of Fleischland in 1830 with the establishment of Congress and the adoption of The Constitution.

The Republic of Fleischland
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: Virtute et votes By Virtue and Vows
Anthem: God Save the King
Capital	Oakland
Largest city	Grand City
Demonym(s)	Fleischlandian
Government	Constitutional Monarchy, Republic, Social Democracy
• President	Ben Fleischman
• Speaker of The House	John Peters
• Speaker of The Senate	Gregory Randolph
Legislature	Congress
• Upper house	Senate
• Lower house	House of Representatives
Establishment
• Formation of the Monarchal Republic	1830
• Adoption of The Constitution	1831
Population
• 2023 estimate	577,600,000
Currency	Fleischlandic Standard Dollar (FSD)
Preceded by Kingdom of Fleischland

Etymology

The name Fleischland refers to the people living within the four Fleischlandic islands.

Politics and government

Executive Branch

The executive branch is responsible for enforcing laws. It consists of the President, who is the head of state and government, and the Cabinet, which is composed of the heads of various government departments. The President is elected for a four-year term and is responsible for appointing members of the Cabinet, enforcing laws, and serving as commander-in-chief of the military.

	President
Title	Mr. President, His Excellency
Qualifications	At least 18 years old; citizen of Fleischland
Method of Election	Directly elected by a nationwide popular vote
Role	Leader of the Fleischlandic Government, Commander and Chief of the Fleischlandic Armed Forces, Chief Diplomat...

Legislative Branch

The legislative branch is responsible for making laws. It consists of a bicameral parliament, which is divided into the House of Representatives (lower house) and the Senate (upper house). The House of Representatives has 722 members, while the Senate has 200 members. The members of the House of Representatives are elected every two years, while members of the Senate are elected for six-year terms. The legislative branch is responsible for passing laws, approving budgets, and conducting investigations.

Branch	House of Representatives	Senate
Number of Members	722	200
Term Length	4 years	4 years
Qualifications	At least 18 years old; citizen of Fleischland	At least 18 years old; citizen of Fleischland
Method of Election	Directly elected by district; every 800,000 citizens represented by one member	Directly elected statewide; each state has half as many Senators as Representatives
Leadership	Speaker of the House elected by the House members	Speaker of the Senate elected by the Senate members
Representation	A member represents roughly 800,000 people.	A member roughly represents 2,888,000 people.

Judicial Branch

The judicial branch is responsible for interpreting laws. It consists of the Supreme Court, which is the highest court in the land, and several lower courts. The Supreme Court is composed of 13 justices who are appointed by the President and confirmed by both the House of Representatives and the Senate. The justices serve for a term of 18 years and cannot serve again after that period. The judicial branch is responsible for interpreting laws, resolving disputes, and upholding the Constitution.

Political parties

The political landscape of Fleischland is characterized by a diverse range of political ideologies and beliefs. The dominant political parties are the Liberal Progressive Union (LPU) and the Compassionate Conservative Party (CPCP), which represent the center-left and center-right respectively. The LPU advocates for social democracy, liberal values, and progressive policies, while the CPCP supports conservative values, limited government intervention, and economic liberalism.

In addition to these two major parties, there are several smaller parties that represent a variety of political ideologies. The Independent Left Party (ILP) represents humanism and social progressivism, while the Social Equality Party (SEP) focuses on equality for all, feminism, and anti-racism. The Intellectual Party (IP) emphasizes education reform and innovation, and the Green Party (GP) advocates for environmental protection and sustainability.

There are also some parties that are considered to be on the far-right and far-left of the political spectrum. The National Conservative Faction (NCF) represents nationalist and authoritarian views, while the Fleischlandic Socialist Party (FCP) advocates for a socialist economy and a more equal distribution of wealth.

Flag		Name		Spectrum	Ideologies	House of Representatives	Senate
		Liberal Progressive Union	LPU	Centre-left	Social Democracy Liberalism	371 / 722	52 / 100
		Compassionate Conservative Party	CPCP	Centre-right	Conservatism	231 / 722	46 / 100
		Independent Left Party	ILP	Centre-left	Humanism	34 / 722	0 / 100
		Social Equality Party	SEP	Left-wing	Equality for All Feminism Anti-Racism	29 / 722	0 / 100
		Intellectual Party	IP	Center	Education Reform	21 / 722	0 / 100
		Green Party	GP	Centre-left	Green Politics	20 / 722	0 / 100
		National Conservative Faction	NCF	Far-Right	Nationalism	12 / 722	0 / 100
		Fleischlandic Socialist Party	FCP	Far-left	Socialism	4 / 722	2 / 100

States

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Geography and climate

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See also

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