Republic of Casamir
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| Motto Fortitudo et Virtus (Courage and Virtue) | ||||
| Anthem Radetzky March | ||||
| Adriatic Sea | ||||
| Capital city | Šipovac | |||
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| Largest city | Grant | |||
| Official language(s) | English, Croatian | |||
| Demonym | Casmirian (primary) Casamirian | |||
| Government | Unitary presidential republic | |||
| - President | Leon Simpson | |||
| - Vice President | Sebastian Schriber | |||
| Legislature | Diet | |||
| - Type | - Unicameral | |||
| - Last election | - 2015 | |||
| Established | 9 February | |||
| Area claimed | 12.76 km2 (4.93 sq mi) | |||
| Time zone | Varies | |||
| National sport | Association football | |||
The Republic of Casamir (often referred to as the Casmirian Republic or simply as Casamir) is a unitary territorial micronation and nation-state movement composed of the island of Prvić in the Adriatic Sea. Casamir was formed on the 9th February 2015 by Leon Simpson and Sebastian Schriber, both of which are former Amagerians, and thus the Republic is strongly culturally and politically influenced by the former Confederation. The Republic has a strong constitutional structure and a powerful executive body, composed of the positions of President and Vice President. Nonetheless, Casamir has inherited the democratic traditions of Amager, and has a unicameral legislature known simply as the Diet, which is vested with significant power and is democratically elected.
Despite being a heavily Amagerian-influenced state and a part of the sphere of Amagerian successor states within the MicroWiki community, Casamir is a culturally and politically independent nation based upon the distinct principles of Jeffersonian Agrarianism, Green conservatism and republicanism. Casamir is also distinct in that it is heavily influenced by Croatian, and specifically Dalmatian, culture and values.
