Sovereign Kingdom of Austreneland
Sovereign Kingdom of Austreneland Austreneland | |
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 Flag | |
| Motto: DEVS EST IVSTVS Latin: God is Just | |
| Anthem: God Defend our Lord and Sovereign (Christ is Made the Sure Foundation) | |
| Capital and largest city | Auster |
| Official languages | English, Latin, French |
| Demonym(s) | Austrene |
| Government | Constitutional (As of August 27th, 2010) and Parliamentary (as of March 9th 2010) Monarchy (as of March 8th, 2010) |
• King | James |
• King | James |
| Legislature | Parliament |
| Population | |
• Census | 130 (40 Active) |
| Currency | Austren (A/); Crown [1/7 A/); Grael (1/7/10 A/); Pecu (1/7/10/4 A/) |
The Sovereign Kingdom of Austreneland, also known as Austreneland, was a constitutional parliamentary monarchy which declared independence on March 8, 2010. It claimed territories on the border of France and Germany, as well as on the North American mainland.
Government
Sovereign
The sovereign of Austreneland, King James, was the head of state. The sovereign controlled the military and appointed the members of Parliament. The Constitution prevented the monarch from declaring war or annexing land without Parliament's consent.
Parliament
The members of Parliament, called Ministers, were appointed by the sovereign. The Ministers of Parliament elected a prime minister from amongst themselves to preside over parliamentary proceedings. Parliament could pass any laws within constitutional limits, and could only amend the constitution when the sovereign allows the Ministers to convene in a Great Parliament.
Symbols
The Pomegranate was a national symbol in Austreneland. It was depicted in many ways on the Royal Coat of arms. The other national fruits were the Lime and the Myrtle Leaved Orange.
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The Former Royal Standard itself
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The Royal Arms
National anthem
The National Anthem, "God Defend Our Lord And Sovereign" was sung to the tune Westminster Abbey (Christ is made the Sure Foundation) by Henry Purcell. The First Verse was as Follows:
- God Defend our Lord and Sovereign,
- Ever o'er this land to reign
- As in every generation,
- bounteous mercies do thou deign.
- Grant him victory o'er his rivals,
- Ever more his throne maintain.