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Principality of Cuxhaven | |
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| Motto: "Terra et aqua" "Earth and Water" | |
| Anthem: "Lied der Majestäten" - "Song of the Majesties" | |
| Status | Active/Inactive/Defunct |
| Location | Cuxhaven, Germany |
| Capital and | Cuxhaven |
| Official languages | German, English |
| Recognised national languages | German |
| Recognised regional languages | German |
| Demonym(s) | Cuxhavener |
| Government | constitutional monarchy |
• Prince | Heinz-Dieter I. |
| Legislature | Parliament |
| Independence from the Federal Republic of Germany | |
• Independence | 08 December 2023 |
• Constitution ratified | 14 December 2023 |
| Area | |
• Total | 161 km2 (62 sq mi) |
| Population | |
• 2011 estimate | 49.000 |
| Membership | 21 |
| Currency | Euro |
| Time zone | UTC-2 (XST) |
• Summer (DST) | UTC-1 (XDT) |
| Date format | mm/dd/yyyy |
| Driving side | right |
| Calling code | +1 |
| Internet TLD | .ex |
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The Principality of Cuxhaven, more commonly known as Cuxhaven, is a micronation in {region}.
As the name tells, Cuxhaven is a constitutional monarchy, with a prince as head of state.
Although Cuxhaven is quite big, it is still a micronation. It only borders Germany, with which it has a good foreign policy.
Etymology
The name "Cuxhaven", comes from the capital itself. Before Cuxhaven declared it's independence, the city was already called "Cuxhaven".
History
On the 8th December 2023, a young Teenager from Cuxhaven, who was really interested in history and politics, decided to get independent, because he was upset with the politics of Germany. So he founded the "Principality of Cuxhaven", with himself as Prince and Head of State. It was an absolute Monarchy. He ruled as Prince Hendrik I. But in April 2024, he got enough of all the monarchy stuff. So he established a socialist dictatorship with him at the top. It lasted for 2 Months. Because in June 2024, there was a democratic Coup by his brother. But 2 days later, Hendrik got to power again. He established a military dictatorship. A week later on the 04th July, he resigned. He established a constitutional monarchy and declared his Grandfather as the Prince. Since then, "Heinz-Dieter I." rules Cuxhaven.
Politics and government
Cuxhaven is a constitutional monarchy. There is the Prince (german "Fürst") as Head of State, the chancellor (german "Staatskanzler") as Head of Government, the president of the parliament (german "Parlamentspräsident") and the Parliament as the Legislative.
Early government
(December 2023 - April 2024) Absolute monarchy
(since July 2024) constitutional monarchy
List of Princes
Hendrik I. 08.12.2023 - 16.04.2024Head of state
The Prince is the Head of State. Since April 2024, the title of "prince" doesn't have any political rights. He only represents the Government and the country.
Head of government
The "Staatskanzler" - "Chancellor of State", is the Head of Government. He get's voted by the parliament. The Vote has to be accepted by the prince. The Chancellor proclaims the minister's. He is also allowed to change, repeal or put laws into effect.
Legislature
The Parliament (german "Parlament"), is the legislative branch. It consists of 20 Members, who get elected every 2 years by the people of Cuxhaven. It puts Laws into effect and discusses them.
Political parties
Explain the background or history of the political parties in the state, and any guidelines or regulations regarding them. For the table, you can add or remove as many columns for the number of seats as needed. It is advised that you sample the colors for the table from the party logo.
| Logo | Name | Party Leader | Spectrum | Ideologies | ||
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Cuxhavener Konservative | CKP | Hendrik K. | Mid-Right | Conservative | |
| Logo | Name | Party Leader | Spectrum | Ideologies | ||
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Liberale Freiheit | LFC | Bernd K. | Middle | Liberal | |
| Logo | Name | Party Leader | Spectrum | Ideologies | ||
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Soziale Partei Cuxhavens | SPC | Noah Z. | Mid-Left | Socialdemocratic | |
Law and order
In the Principality of Cuxhaven, although it has it's own constitution, the Laws simply are the same as in Germany. The german police is the Law enforcement.
Military
Cuxhaven doesn't really have it's own military. The German "Bundeswehr", is the only valid Army. Nonetheless, the Prince, officially is the Head of the Military (german "Oberbefehlshaber").
Ministries
The ministries only have an advisory role. They advise the head of government and the prince in their tasks.
Ministry of Defence
The Ministry of Defense is responsible for military and defense affairs.
Ministry of Finances
The Ministry of Finance is responsible for economic affairs.
Ministry of Justice
The Ministry of Justice is responsible for legal and statutory affairs.
Ministry of Interior
The Ministry of the Interior is responsible for internal affairs.
Ministry of Education
The Ministry of Education is responsible for school and further training matters.
Ministry of Foreign Relations
The Foreign Ministry (formerly the Ministry of Social Affairs) is responsible for relations with other countries.
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See also
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