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Democratic Republic of Seybold

Other Names

**Сейбольская Демократическая Республика RU**
**Demokratia Respubliko de Seybold EO (Unofficial)**
Democratic Republic of Seybold; Other Names Сейбольская Демократическая Республика RU ; Demokratia Respubliko de Seybold EO (Unofficial);
	Flag Coat of arms
	Motto: ; Future Requiem (Latin for Restful Future)
	Anthem: ; (Seybold Almighty)
	; Map of the mainland of Seybold
Capital	New Springfield
Largest city	Woodlelands City
Official languages	English and Russian
Demonym(s)	Cupboldish (official)
Government	Representative Democracy
• President	Cooper Norfolk
• Vice President	None
• Attorney General	Owen Itzen
Legislature	Sitzungssaal
Establishment	8 September 2018
Population
• (as of March 2019 Census) census	18
Currency	Seyboldish Florin
Time zone	GMT-5
	Website; Online Newspaper
	This micronation was a full member of the New Eiffel Union of Micronations, the Florida Micronational Union, and was an Observer of the Grand Unified Micronational

Democratic Republic of Seybold

Other Names

**Сейбольская Демократическая Республика RU**
**Demokratia Respubliko de Seybold EO (Unofficial)**
Democratic Republic of Seybold; Other Names Сейбольская Демократическая Республика RU ; Demokratia Respubliko de Seybold EO (Unofficial);
	Flag Coat of arms
	Motto: ; Future Requiem (Latin for Restful Future)
	Anthem: ; (Seybold Almighty)
	; Map of the mainland of Seybold
Capital	New Springfield
Largest city	Woodlelands City
Official languages	English and Russian
Demonym(s)	Cupboldish (official)
Government	Representative Democracy
• President	Cooper Norfolk
• Vice President	None
• Attorney General	Owen Itzen
Legislature	Sitzungssaal
Establishment	8 September 2018
Population
• (as of March 2019 Census) census	18
Currency	Seyboldish Florin
Time zone	GMT-5
	Website; Online Newspaper
	This micronation was a full member of the New Eiffel Union of Micronations, the Florida Micronational Union, and was an Observer of the Grand Unified Micronational

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The Democratic Republic of Seybold (/ˈseybold/ sea-bold) was a micronation founded on 8 September 2018 by Current President Cooper Norfolk’s Florida Bedroom. He Declared Independence from the United States of America to attempt a realistic nation in a small area and to strengthen the Secessionist Movement in micronationalism.

The Democratic Republic of Seybold is located near the smaller micronation territory of Republic of Tamcoop and the inactive micronation Fort Dunkin. Seybold is a representative democracy with Cooper Norfolk as the head of state and President. The population of Seybold is 16 (humans), however it has two animal citizens, which are not necessarily counted as official citizens. The capital is New Springfield and the largest city is Woodlelands City, by population and size. Seybold has two official languages English and Russian along with an unofficial language, Esperanto.

Seybold became a member of Accentra on 24 February 2019 with Cooper Norfolk as the unofficial Ambassador representing Seybold in Accentra, the New Eiffel Union of Micronations on 25 November 2018, and an observer state of the GUM on 8 December 2018. Seybold was formerly a part of the Florida Micronational Union and the Union of Southern Micronations before they became defunct.

Seybold has two subdivisions that are in the mainland of the Democratic Republic of Seybold. The largest of the subdivisions, by population and size, is the Province of New Woodlelands with a population of 12 and the smallest is the Federal District of New Springfield with a population of 6.

The Democratic Republic of Seybold scores a 4.00 on the Matthew's Democracy System of classification, as of 18 October 2018.

Etymology

The area that the Democratic Republic of Seybold is located near is known as the Larger Seybold Area, Florida.

History

Tamcoopese Era

Sometime during 2017, the area that currently is the Democratic Republic of Seybold joined the Republic of Tamcoop with the rest of the Province of Jasooper. Democratic Republic of Seybold was originally a part-time home to the former Vice President Cooper Norfolk, who eventually went on to found the Democratic Republic of Seybold, and the town of Doubledin. But peace only lasted for a while, as the Tamcoopese Provincial System, a system on the Tamcoop Government Private Computer that keeps the Provinces under control of Tamcoop was hacked into by Anti- Tamcoopese Citizen Ryan Funk. This meant that all provinces of the Republic of Tamcoop, excluding the provinces in the mainland and the Province of Fort Cusin due to the fact that they were on another computer, were ceded back to the United States.

Jasoopese Era

In all of the Chaos, then Vice President Cooper Norfolk resigned his position and went on to found the Democratic Kingdom of Jasooper on 23 April 2018, in which Democratic Republic of Seybold is located in. The Town name stayed the same but was home to Cooper Norfolk, King of Jasooper at the time, and Corrupt Politician Max White, who was later banned from Jasooper.

Springfield Era

The Federal District of Springfield was a part of the Republic of Iustus, joining 27 March 2018. It was at first just the bottom part of Democratic Republic of Seybold, but it was expanded to the upper part and the surrounded lands known as the town of Rugtopia at that point. The Federal District of Springfield sadly ended due to unknown reasons.

2018

On 8 September 2018, now President Cooper Norfolk finished the Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Seybold by signing it in New Springfield, the Capital of the Democratic Republic of Seybold. Cooper Norfolk then wrote up the short Seyboldish Declaration of Independence and signed it in the same city. He mailed the Seyboldish Declaration of Independence to the United States of America Capital Building at around 9 A.M. UTC-5. On 16 September 2018, the 2018 High Election, in which the President is elected, occurred. Soon after the debate, the citizens of the Democratic Republic of Seybold, which was only 1 at the time, voted. The voting session lasted for 57 minutes, until 11 A.M. when the results came out. There was 100% voter turnout and 100% of the votes went to President Cooper Norfolk. He was sworn in as President at 5:34 P.M. on the same day. On 16 September, 2018, President Cooper Norfolk was sworn in as President of the Democratic Republic of Seybold. The days of 17 September, 2018 through 23 September, 2018 were his first week of Presidency. The first thing that he did was create a national digital newspaper called the Seybold Today along with creating the Seybold Postal Service, or just SPS, the Department of Immigration and the Department of Construction. President Cooper Norfolk also created the designs of the Seyboldish Florin, the currency of the Democratic Republic of Seybold.

In 2018, the Democratic Republic of Seybold saw a rise in military presence in the micronation. This started with the foundation of the Seybold Reserve, which currently has three registered members. The military body currently has not fought any conflicts, as the Democratic Republic of Seybold is a pacifist country. On 3 November, 2018, President Cooper Norfolk had the idea of a Weather Service for Seybold. Cooper Norfolk did not want this service to be controlled by the Government. So, he created the first ever Independent Agency in the Democratic Republic of Seybold, the Seybold Weather Service, also known as the SWS. The Seybold Weather Service is now an Independent Agency in Seybold that is dedicated to giving the citizens of Seybold the daily weather alerts. The Seybold Weather Service currently still operates in the Federal District of New Springfield.

There was more economic development in Seybold during 2018 with the creation of the Seybold Department of Tourism and the first ever Tourist attraction of the Democratic Republic of Seybold. The tourist attraction contains a globe that has the micronations that Seybold recognizes on it. This tourist attraction is called the “Seybold World Map”. The globe was given to President Cooper Norfolk as a gift a couple of years ago. He gave the globe to the Seybold Department of Tourism to build this tourist attraction in the Province of New Woodlelands. In 2018, the first residential building in Seybold, which is a small, elevated house in New Springfield, the Federal District of New Springfield, was created in 2018 by President Cooper Norfolk. The residential property is just an apartment style building that takes up almost half of the top bunk bed that is in the Federal District of New Springfield. It is exactly 0.9797 square meters with two rooms, one the main area and the other the “bedroom” like area, which is just a pillow. On 1 December 2018, the Seybold Department of The Census asked all citizens of the Democratic Republic of Seybold multiple simple questions to compile the first ever Census of the Democratic Republic of Seybold. This Census was one month late due to technical issues, as it was supposed to occur on November 1st, but it was delayed until 1 December. All eight citizens were asked about their name, age, religion, race, sex, languages are spoken, species, and employment or unemployment. Eight Census papers’ were turned in, meaning there are exactly eight citizens of the Democratic Republic of Seybold. The Census papers proved that the majority age of the Democratic Republic of Seybold is eleven at 25%, the majority religion of the Democratic Republic of Seybold is a tie between Christianity and Buddhism at 37.5%, the majority race of the Democratic Republic of Seybold is Causcasian at 37.5%, the majority Sex of the Democratic Republic of Seybold is Male at 75%, the Majority Language of the Democratic Republic of Seybold is English at 75%, the majority Species of the Democratic Republic of Seybold is Homo Sapiens at 75%, the unemployment rate is at 100%, and the Retirement rate is at 12.5%.

Maximilian Joseph’s “Civil War” and Deportation

Main article: Itzen Investigation and 2019 Seybold Civil War Threat

On 8 March 2019, Maxmillian Joseph, leader of the newly founded radicalist Stalinist Party of Seybold, announced that he was considering declaring a “civil war” on the majority of political parties in the Democratic Republic of Seybold. The reason that “majority” was said was that the Socialist Party of Seybold sided with the Stalinist Party, due to similar ideologies and political placement. President Cooper Norfolk and other government members initially did not take this announcement seriously, but Mr. Joseph started saying rude statements to him and other government members related to the “civil war”. This frightened President Cooper Norfolk, making him re-think his previous initial reaction to this “declaration of civil war”. “I knew that Mr. Joseph is strong enough to fight a war, as he has previously defended himself in multiple previous fights,” said President Cooper Norfolk in a statement. “But I personally do not think he would have the social strength to gather support in the Democratic Republic of Seybold.” President Cooper Norfolk seemed to be slightly scared of Mr. Joseph, but President Cooper Norfolk did believe that he may have had more social and political knowledge than Mr. Joseph contained. Overall, this made President Cooper Norfolk very uncomfortable with the ongoing situation.

This caused President Cooper Norfolk to call an Emergency Council Meeting with the Seybold Emergency Council, which is a council consisting of only government members that discusses problems in the Democratic Republic of Seybold. This Emergency Council meeting lasted for a short period of time on 8 March 2019 and was attending by President Cooper Norfolk himself and Iyan Seeker. The Emergency Council came to the conclusion that they would try to convince Maximilian Joseph to not declare a civil war. On 9 March 2019, the leader of the Stalinist Party of Seybold Maxmillian Joseph released a short statement to President Cooper Norfolk relating to the "Civil War" declaration previously made by him. In the statement, Mr. Joseph claimed that he reconsidered his choice to declare "war" against multiple political parties in the Democratic Republic of Seybold and decided not to declare a "war" on the majority of political parties of the Democratic Republic of Seybold. This surprised President Cooper Norfolk so much that he did not initially believe him. But, Mr. Joseph did seem to sincerely want to put an end to the "civil war" threats that he had been using in the previous day. President Cooper Norfolk was relieved when he heard this new development. He did not want to have to fight anyone, even though he thought he could stop the "civil war" with a simple discussion. When asked by the Seybold Today newspaper why he threatened to declare a “civil war”, he reportedly said simple things such as “okay” and “alrighty”. It was thought at that time that Maximilian Joseph, but further steps were to taken to conclude that he would not need to have a court case of sorts.

On 28 March 2019, newly appointed Attorney General SONS Owen Itzen announced that he had received a request from the Office of the President of the Democratic Republic of Seybold. The request that Attorney General SONS Owen Itzen received from the Office of the President of the Democratic Republic of Seybold was relating to an investigation. The investigation that was requested is going to be a somewhat short investigation related to finding out more information on a national threat to the Democratic Republic of Seybold. This so-called national threat is Maximilian Joseph, chairman of the Stalin-Socialist Party of Seybold, past chairman of the Stalinist Party of Seybold, and the sole person who was involved in the 2019 Seybold Civil War Threat. Attorney General SONS Owen Itzen has been instructed to investigate Maximillian Joseph so that they have additional information against Maximillian Joseph when he is sued with charges of Treason and Conspiring Against the Government. The lawsuit will probably officially occur sometime in September or October, which is when it is expected that the Democratic Republic of Seybold would have a High Court Judge appointed and multiple laws specifying what treason means in the Democratic Republic of Seybold. Those two things have to happen for President Cooper Norfolk, who also requested the investigation against Maximillian Joseph, to have the ability to sue Maximillian Joseph. To help Attorney General SONS Owen Itzen start the investigation, it is rumoured that President Cooper Norfolk gave Attorney General SONS Owen Itzen instructions on what he had to do during the investigation. The instructions were put inside of a case that was then transferred to Attorney General SONS Owen Itzen at about 12:00 GMT-5.

On 5 April 2019, Attorney General Sons Owen Itzen announced that he had released the memo for the Itzen Investigation. The public of the Democratic Republic of Seybold was very excited about the memo being released, as the majority of citizen want Maximilian Joseph, the man at the centre of this investigation, to be deported from the micronation. New citizens and old citizens alike are very happy about the memo being released, especially the citizens that were affected by the actions of Maximillian Joseph. Attorney General Sons Owen Itzen released the Itzen Memo to the current President of the Democratic Republic of Seybold President Cooper Norfolk to be reviewed and grammatically edited. President Cooper Norfolk finished the duty at about 06:00 GMT-5 and then distributed it among the citizens of the Democratic Republic of Seybold about two hours after it was edited. The memo was reportedly vague but allowed the public of the Democratic Republic of Seybold to know that Maximilian Joseph could be punished.

On 6 April 2019, Attorney General SONS Owen Itzen, who was representing the Office of the Attorney General of the Democratic Republic of Seybold, announced that he had released the full Itzen Report of the official Itzen Investigation. That announcement was made at about 12:00 GMT-5 to President Cooper Norfolk, who then grammatically edited the report and submitted it to the public of the Democratic Republic of Seybold. The Itzen Report has been long awaited by citizens of the Democratic Republic of Seybold and many citizens were very happy to see it finally come. The Itzen Report is most likely the most important part of Seyboldish history for 2019 and in the entire existence of the Democratic Republic of Seybold. It is important because it is the first Federal Investigation that has occurred in the Democratic Republic of Seybold and it could result in the first deportation of the Democratic Republic of Seybold. This was also big news for the Norfolk Administration, as they had worked hard to get the investigation completed. The Norfolk Administration definitely celebrated the Report being released and had a small celebration consisting of President Cooper Norfolk only. After President Cooper Norfolk checked the report for grammar and spelling, he decided to release it to the public of the Democratic Republic of Seybold. He did this via the “Official Seybold Discord Server” and messaging citizens who had expressed feelings against Maximilian Joseph, the man at the center of the Itzen Investigation. The Itzen Report is four pages long with four paragraphs that describe the crimes of Maximilian Joseph. The Investigation concluded that Maximilian Joseph was found guilty for Treason Conspiring against the Government, for threatening to declare a civil war, Harassment, for saying very awful and inappropriate thing to citizens of the Democratic Republic of Seybold, and Threatening a Government Member, for threatening to murder Emmett Winters, head of the Seybold Department of Immigration. These crimes eventually led up to the deportation of Maximilian Joseph.

On 8 April 2019, the President of the Democratic Republic of Seybold announced that he had printed a Notice of Deportation. This Notice of Deportation was printed by him on behalf of the Seybold Department of Immigration since the Head of the Seybold Department of Immigration Emmett Winters did not have the technology to print such things at the moment. The Notice of Deportation was going to Maximilian Joseph, who was going to be deported on the ground of him committing the crimes of Treason, Conspiring against the Government, Harassment, and Threatening a Government Member.

Government and politics

The Democratic Republic of Seybold is a Presidential Republic, which features a distinct separation of powers between the executive and legislative branches. The government of Seybold is divided into two primary branches: the Upper Branch, consisting of various departments and executives, and the Lower Branch, which includes the National Assembly and the Lawmakers' Council.

Lawmakers’ Council

The Lawmakers’ Council serves as a crucial component of the Lower Branch of the Seyboldish Government. This council is comprised of members from the President's cabinet and is responsible for several key functions: - Approving proposed laws, - Evaluating the constitutionality of legislation, - Modifying existing laws, - Requiring the National Assembly to re-vote on certain bills.

Members of the Lawmakers’ Council can be dismissed by either the President or the Vice President in cases of corruption or legal violations. Each Lawmaker can serve a maximum of two consecutive two-year terms. The High Court of Seybold also operates within the Lower Branch, ensuring judicial oversight.

National Assembly

The National Assembly represents the Lower Branch of Seybold's government and is composed of representatives from the various provinces and territories of the Democratic Republic of Seybold. A representative in the National Assembly can propose legislation for a vote among their peers. If a bill receives majority support, it is forwarded to a designated Lawmaker who specializes in the subject matter of the bill; if it does not receive sufficient votes, it does not pass into law.

The head of the National Assembly is the Vice President, who oversees the organization of House sessions, has the authority to close meetings at any time, and conducts proceedings. Representatives in the National Assembly can serve an unlimited number of terms, provided they continue to be elected by their constituents. In cases of corruption or constitutional violations, representatives can be removed by the Vice President, and the President may appoint a temporary representative to serve until the next election.

Departments

Below is a list of all of the current Departments of the Democratic Republic of Seybold.

Department	Logo	Head	Duties	Employees	Foundation
Department of Education (SDE)	File:SED.jpeg	Liam Smith	Manage educational institutions and programs	1	15 November 2018
Department of Health (SDH)	File:SDH.jpeg	Sophie Johnson	Oversee public health initiatives	2	22 November 2018
Department of Transportation (SDT)	File:SDT.jpeg	Michael Brown	Manage transportation infrastructure	3	30 November 2018
Department of Energy (SDEnergy)	File:SDEnergy.jpeg	Emily Davis	Regulate energy production and consumption	2	5 December 2018
Department of Technology (SDTch)	File:SDTch.jpeg	Olivia White	Oversee technological advancements	3	12 December 2018
Department of Public Safety (SDPS)	File:SDPS.jpeg	James Wilson	Ensure safety and security for citizens	2	18 December 2018
Department of Agriculture (SDAg)	File:SDAg.jpeg	Charlotte Taylor	Support agricultural practices and policies	4	25 December 2018
Department of Foreign Affairs (SDFA)	File:SDFA.jpeg	Benjamin Lewis	Manage foreign relations and treaties	2	1 January 2019
Department of Social Services (SDSS)	File:SDSS.jpeg	Ava Robinson	Provide social assistance programs	2	8 January 2019
Department of Infrastructure (SDI)		Mia Hall	Manage and maintain infrastructure projects	3	15 January 2019
Department of Housing (SDH)	File:SDH Housing.jpeg	Daniel Martinez	Oversee public housing projects	3	22 January 2019
Department of Sports and Recreation (SDSR)	File:SDSR.jpeg	Ella Anderson	Promote sports and recreational activities	2	29 January 2019
Department of Historic Preservation (SDHP)	File:SDHP.jpeg	Samuel Clark	Protect and manage historical sites	1	5 February 2019
Department of Research and Development (SDRD)	File:SDRD.jpeg	Grace Hall	Support innovations and research initiatives	2	12 February 2019
Department of Disaster Management (SDDM)	File:SDDM.jpeg	Jacob Young	Coordinate disaster response and recovery	1	19 February 2019
Department of Trade (SDT)	File:SDT Trade.jpeg	Liam Hernandez	Facilitate and regulate local and international trade	3	26 February 2019
Department of Cultural Affairs (SDCA)	File:SDCA.jpeg	Isabella Martin	Promote and support cultural events and heritage	2	5 March 2019
Department of Youth Affairs (SDYA)	File:SDYA.jpeg	Ethan Lewis	Focus on youth empowerment and initiatives	2	12 March 2019
Department of Consumer Protection (SDCP)	File:SDCP.jpeg	Mia Turner	Protect consumer rights and interests	1	19 March 2019
Department of Telecommunications (SDTCom)	File:SDTCom.jpeg	Alexander Foster	Regulate and promote telecommunication services	2	26 March 2019
Department of Environment (SDEnv)	File:SDEnv.jpeg	Charlotte King	Oversee environmental regulations and initiatives	3	2 April 2019
Department of Fisheries (SDFish)	File:SDFish.jpeg	Andrew Scott	Manage sustainable fishing practices	2	9 April 2019
Department of Gender Equality (SDGE)	File:SDGE.jpeg	Natalie Cooper	Promote gender equality policies and practices	2	16 April 2019
Department of Labor (SDL)	File:SDL.jpeg	Charles White	Regulate labor standards and workplace rights	2	23 April 2019
Department of Tourism (SDTrr)	File:SDTrr.jpeg	Hannah Brooks	Promote tourism and manage tourist attractions	2	30 April 2019
Department of Aging (SDAging)	File:SDAging.jpeg	William Turner	Support programs for the elderly population	1	7 May 2019
Department of Small Business (SDSB)	File:SDSB.jpeg	Samantha Hall	Support and promote small business initiatives	2	14 May 2019
Department of Veteran Affairs (SDVA)	File:SDVA.jpeg	Daniel Carter	Provide assistance and support for veterans	2	21 May 2019
Department of Metrology (SDM)	File:SDM.jpeg	Rebecca Adams	Ensure accuracy in measurements and standards	1	28 May 2019
Department of Urban Development (SDUD)	File:SDUD.jpeg	Jason Reed	Plan and manage urban growth and development	2	4 June 2019
Department of Marine Affairs (SDMA)	File:SDMA.jpeg	Lauren Scott	Manage marine resources and coastal areas	2	11 June 2019
Department of Public Works (SDPW)	File:SDPW.jpeg	Jeffrey Wilson	Oversee public construction projects and maintenance	4	18 June 2019
Department of Arts (SDA)	File:SDA.jpeg	Jennie Anderberg	Promote the arts and cultural heritage	2	25 June 2019
Department of Communications (SDCom)	File:SDCom.jpeg	Daniel Price	Manage public communications and media relations	2	2 July 2019
Department of Land Management (SDLm)	File:SDLm.jpeg	Rebecca Lee	Oversee land use policies and regulations	2	9 July 2019
Department of Child Welfare (SDCW)	File:SDCW.jpeg	William Jackson	Focus on child protection and welfare programs	2	16 July 2019
Department of International Trade (SDIT)	File:SDIT.jpeg	Olivia Garcia	Facilitate international trade agreements	2	23 July 2019
Department of Fire Services (SDFS)	File:SDFS.jpeg	Matthew Blue	Manage fire protection and emergency services	3	30 July 2019
Department of Mental Health (SDMH)	File:SDMH.jpeg	Isabella Sanchez	Focus on mental health services and support	2	6 August 2019
Department of Nonprofits (SDN)	File:SDN.jpeg	James Baxter	Support and regulate nonprofit organizations	2	13 August 2019
Department of Wildlife (SDW)	File:SDW.jpeg	Ella Clark	Conserve and protect wildlife resources	2	20 August 2019
Department of Statistics and Data (SDSD)	File:SDSD.jpeg	Oliver Thomas	Collect, analyze, and disseminate statistical data	2	27 August 2019
Department of Public Engagement (SDPE)	File:SDPE.jpeg	Emma Martinez	Facilitate civic engagement and community outreach	2	3 September 2019
Department of Public Relations (SDPR)	File:SDPR.jpeg	Benjamin Hill	Manage the government’s public relations strategies	2	10 September 2019
Department of Economic Development (SDED)	File:SDED.jpeg	Sophia Bennett	Promote economic growth and investment opportunities	3	17 September 2019
Department of Arts Education (SDAE)	File:SDAE.jpeg	Aiden Price	Integrate arts into educational curricula	2	24 September 2019
Department of Technical Training (SDTT)	File:SDTT.jpeg	Mason Hunt	Administer vocational and technical training programs	2	1 October 2019
Department of Renewable Resources (SDRR)	File:SDRR.jpeg	Lily Harris	Promote and regulate renewable resource initiatives	2	8 October 2019
Department of Literacy (SDLit)	File:SDLit.jpeg	Samuel King	Promote literacy and reading programs	2	15 October 2019
Department of Neighborhood Improvement (SDNI)	File:SDNI.jpeg	Madison Moore	Support neighborhood revitalization projects	1	22 October 2019
Department of International Cooperation (SDIC)	File:SDIC.jpeg	Daniel Lee	Facilitate collaborations with international organizations	2	29 October 2019
Department of Taxation (SDTAX)	File:SDTAX.jpeg	Ella Baker	Administer taxation policies and strategies	3	5 November 2019
Department of Import/Export (SDIE)	File:SDIE.jpeg	William Green	Regulate import and export activities	2	12 November 2019
Department of Public Housing (SDPH)	File:SDPH.jpeg	Ava Foster	Manage public and affordable housing projects	3	19 November 2019
Department of Youth Services (SDYS)	File:SDYS.jpeg	Jacob Ramirez	Provide programs and services for youth development	2	26 November 2019
Department of Transportation Safety (SDTS)	File:SDTS.jpeg	Charlotte King	Enhance safety on transportation systems	2	3 December 2019
Department of Emergency Services (SDES)	File:SDES.jpeg	Emily White	Coordinate emergency response initiatives	3	10 December 2019
Department of Public Health Education (SDPHE)	File:SDPHE.jpeg	Nora Wilson	Provide health education and promotion programs	2	17 December 2019
Department of Academic Affairs (SDAA)	File:SDAA.jpeg	Ethan Brown	Manage academic policies and standards	2	24 December 2019
Department of Archive and Records (SDAR)	File:SDAR.jpeg	Alice Campbell	Maintain official records and archives	1	31 December 2019
Department of Data Protection (SDDP)	File:SDDP.jpeg	Samuel Harrison	Ensure data privacy and security measures	2	7 January 2020
Department of Digital Services (SDDS)	File:SDDS.jpeg	Lucas Scott	Implement digital solutions in government services	3	14 January 2020
Department of Community Development (SDCD)	File:SDCD.jpeg	Megan Clarke	Promote community-based development initiatives	2	21 January 2020
Department of Family Services (SDFS)	File:SDFS.jpeg	Isabella Martinez	Provide support services for families	3	28 January 2020
Department of Volunteer Services (SDVS)	File:SDVS.jpeg	Jackson Bell	Coordinate volunteer initiatives and recruitment	2	4 February 2020
Department of Social Justice (SSDJ)	File:SSDJ.jpeg	Emma Thompson	Promote social justice and equity initiatives	2	11 February 2020
Department of Veterans Affairs (SDVA)	File:SDVA.jpeg	Ben Roberts	Support services for military veterans	2	18 February 2020
Department of International Security (SDIS)	File:SDIS.jpeg	Olivia Kelly	Ensure national and international security measures	3	25 February 2020
Department of Flood Management (SDFM)	File:SDFM.jpeg	Caleb Young	Implement flood prevention and management strategies	2	3 March 2020
Department of Wildlife Conservation (SDWC)	File:SDWC.jpeg	Sophia Harris	Promote wildlife conservation efforts	2	10 March 2020
Department of Senior Affairs (SDSA)	File:SDSA.jpeg	Laura Stewart	Provide services and support for seniors	2	17 March 2020
Department of Community Social Services (SDCSS)	File:SDCSS.jpeg	Nick Parker	Coordinate community social services initiatives	2	24 March 2020
Department of Historic Sites Management (SDHSM)	File:SDHSM.jpeg	Isabella White	Manage and promote historic sites	1	31 March 2020
Department of Energy Efficiency (SDEE)	File:SDEE.jpeg	Hannah Martinez	Promote energy-saving practices	2	7 April 2020
Department of Judicial Affairs (SDJA)	File:SDJA.jpeg	Alex Johnson	Ensure fair judicial processes and rights	2	14 April 2020
Department of Drug Policy (SDDP)	File:SDDP.jpeg	Olivia Garcia	Implement and enforce drug policies	3	21 April 2020
Department of Food Safety (SDFS)	File:SDFS.jpeg	Emily Wilson	Ensure food safety regulations are met	2	28 April 2020
Department of Green Spaces (SDGS)	File:SDGS.jpeg	Daniel Martinez	Promote and manage public green spaces	2	5 May 2020
Department of Accountability (SDA)	File:SDA.jpeg	Grace King	Ensure government accountability and transparency	1	12 May 2020
Department of Public Communications (SDPC)	File:SDPC.jpeg	Michael Hall	Manage all public communications and messaging	2	19 May 2020
Department of Urban Mobility (SDUM)	File:SDUM.jpeg	Jacob Wilson	Promote efficient urban transportation solutions	2	26 May 2020
Department of Scientific Research (SDSR)	File:SDSR.jpeg	Liam Carter	Promote scientific research and development	2	2 June 2020
Department of Historical Reenactment (SDHR)	File:SDHR.jpeg	Nora White	Organize historical reenactment events	1	9 June 2020
Department of Nightlife Oversight (SDNO)	File:SDNO.jpeg	Emily Lewis	Monitor nightlife safety and regulations	2	16 June 2020
Department of Artifacts Preservation (SDAP)	File:SDAP.jpeg	Jacob Evans	Preserve and manage historical artifacts	1	23 June 2020
Department of Human Rights (SDHR)	File:SDHR.jpeg	Megan Turner	Protect and promote human rights initiatives	2	30 June 2020
Department of Local Development (SDLD)	File:SDLD.jpeg	William Walker	Support local economic development initiatives	2	7 July 2020
Department of Philanthropy (SDP)	File:SDP.jpeg	Sophia Roberts	Encourage philanthropic initiatives and funding	1	14 July 2020
Department of Data Analysis (SDDA)	File:SDDA.jpeg	Daniel Thomas	Perform analysis on government data	2	21 July 2020
Department of Water Management (SDWM)	File:SDWM.jpeg	Ava Foster	Manage water resources and quality initiatives	3	28 July 2020
Department of Aviation (SDA)	File:SDA.jpeg	James Harris	Oversee aviation regulations and policies	2	4 August 2020
Department of Investment (SDI)		Isabella Kim	Encourage and facilitate investments	3	11 August 2020
Department of Cybersecurity (SDC)		Nora Young	Protect against cyber threats and attacks	4	18 August 2020
Department of Linguistic Affairs (SDLA)	File:SDLA.jpeg	Ella Martin	Manage language and translation services	2	25 August 2020
Department of Climate Action (SDCA)	File:SDCA.jpeg	Michael Johnson	Implement climate action policies	2	1 September 2020
Department of Social Media (SDSM)	File:SDSM.jpeg	Lauren Davis	Oversee social media engagement initiatives	2	8 September 2020
Department of Child Protection (SDCP)	File:SDCP.jpeg	Samantha Lee	Protect children’s rights and welfare	3	15 September 2020
Department of Animal Welfare (SDAW)	File:SDAW.jpeg	Daniel Fox	Ensure the welfare and protection of animals	2	22 September 2020
Department of Adult Services (SDAS)	File:SDAS.jpeg	Emma Ross	Provide services for adult populations	2	29 September 2020
Department of Public Art (SDPA)	File:SDPA.jpeg	James Hill	Promote public art initiatives	2	6 October 2020
Department of Scientific Innovation (SDSI)	File:SDSI.jpeg	Benjamin Allen	Foster scientific research and innovation	3	13 October 2020
Department of Maritime Safety (SDMS)	File:SDMS.jpeg	Megan Parker	Manage safety regulations for maritime activities	2	20 October 2020
Department of Holocaust Remembrance (SDHR)	File:SDHR.jpeg	Elijah Carter	Promote Holocaust education and remembrance	1	27 October 2020
Department of Gender Services (SDGS)	File:SDGS.jpeg	Charlotte Hall	Provide services for gender minorities	2	3 November 2020
Department of Disaster Response (SDDR)	File:SDDR.jpeg	Alexander Scott	Coordinate disaster response efforts	2	10 November 2020
Department of Aging Population (SDAP)	File:SDAP.jpeg	Olivia Taylor	Designate resources for an aging population	2	17 November 2020
Department of Youth Empowerment (SDYE)	File:SDYE.jpeg	Liam Young	Empower youth through various initiatives	2	24 November 2020
Department of Infrastructure Development (SDID)	File:SDID.jpeg	James Turner	Develop and maintain infrastructure projects	3	1 December 2020
Department of Disaster Prevention (SDP)	File:SDP.jpeg	Sophia Wilson	Implement disaster preventive measures	2	8 December 2020
Department of Natural Resources (SDNR)	File:SDNR.jpeg	Ronald Adams	Manage and protect natural resources	3	15 December 2020
Department of Recreational Programs (SDRP)	File:SDRP.jpeg	Rachel Moore	Provide recreational programs and services	2	22 December 2020
Department of Public Transportation (SDPT)	File:SDPT.jpeg	Christopher Hill	Manage public transportation systems	3	29 December 2020
Department of Neighborhood Safety (SDNS)	File:SDNS.jpeg	Emma Garcia	Enhance safety in neighborhoods	2	5 January 2021

Parties and elections

The Democratic Republic of Seybold has a High Election, in which the President is elected, a Middle Election, in which the Governors, Lawmakers’ Council members, and National Assembly members are elected, and a Lower Election, in which Mayors of cities are elected.

These are the Political Parties in the Democratic Republic of Seybold. There currently are just 23 parties, with the Marijuana Rights Protection Party of Seybold, which has been converted to the Green Party of Seybold, being the first and oldest political party in the Democratic Republic of Seybold, led by President Cooper Norfolk.

Party	Logo	Party Leaders	Ideology	Representatives	Lawmakers’ Council	President
#1.^[1] Green Party of Seybold (GPS)		Cooper Norfolk	Marijuana Rights Protection, Environmentalism, Democratic Socialism, Equality	2 / 4	5 / 9	1 / 1
#2. Independent (I)	None	None	Centrism	1 / 4	2 / 9	0 / 1
#3. Humane Party of Seybold (HPS)		Jason Thomas	Animal Rights, Veganism, Feminism, Environmentalism	1 / 4	1 / 9	0 / 1
#4. Partial-Pacifist Party of Seybold (PPPS)		Iyan Seeker	Partial-Pacifism, Anti-war, Environmentalism	0 / 4	1 / 9	0 / 1
#5. Eucalyptus Party of Seybold (EPS)		Mei-Lin Off	Offism	0 / 4	0 / 9	0 / 1
#6. Farmer Party of Seybold (FPOS)		Jax Moorefoot	Farmer Rights, Environmentalism, Cow Rights	0 / 4	0 / 9	0 / 1
#7. Stalin-Socialism Party of Seybold (SSPOS)		Maxmillian Joseph	Stalinism, Environmentalism, Social Liberalism, Eco-Socialism	1 / 4	0 / 9	0 / 1
#8. Progressive Alliance of Seybold (PAS)	File:PAS.jpeg	Oliver Bennett	Progressivism, Social Justice	0 / 4	0 / 9	0 / 1
#9. Social Democratic Party of Seybold (SDPS)	File:SDPS.jpeg	Isabella Harper	Social Democracy, Equality	1 / 4	0 / 9	0 / 1
#10. Technocratic Party of Seybold (TPS)	File:TPS.jpeg	Ethan Gray	Technocracy, Science	0 / 4	0 / 9	0 / 1
#11. Libertarian Party of Seybold (LPS)	File:LPS.jpeg	James Franklin	Libertarianism	1 / 4	0 / 9	0 / 1
#12. Cyber Party of Seybold (CPS)	File:CPS.jpeg	Mia Reed	Digital Rights	0 / 4	0 / 9	0 / 1
#13. Democratic Freedom Party of Seybold (DFPS)	File:DFPS.jpeg	Olivia Lawrence	Democracy, Individual Freedoms	0 / 4	0 / 9	0 / 1
#14. Moderate Party of Seybold (MPS)	File:MPS.jpeg	Liam Johnson	Moderate Politics	0 / 4	0 / 9	0 / 1
#15. Equality Party of Seybold (EPS)		Jessica Adams	Equality, Human Rights	1 / 4	0 / 9	0 / 1
#16. Scientific Community Party of Seybold (SCPS)	File:SCPS.jpeg	David Walker	Science, Education	0 / 4	0 / 9	0 / 1
#17. National Unity Party of Seybold (NUPS)	File:NUPS.jpeg	Oliver Blake	Nationalism, Unity	0 / 4	0 / 9	0 / 1
#18. Progressive Labor Party of Seybold (PLPS)	File:PLPS.jpeg	Sophia Brooks	Labor Rights, Progressivism	0 / 4	0 / 9	0 / 1
#19. New Democratic Party of Seybold (NDPS)	File:NDPS.jpeg	Megan Green	Traditional Democracy	0 / 4	0 / 9	0 / 1
#20. Rural Civic Rights Party of Seybold (RCRPS)	File:RCRPS.jpeg	Jaxon Taylor	Rural Rights, Community Development	0 / 4	0 / 9	0 / 1
#21. Transitional Democracy Party of Seybold (TDPS)	File:TDPS.jpeg	Gerald Fisher	Transitional Democracy, Social Justice	0 / 4	0 / 9	0 / 1
#22. Civic Duty Party of Seybold (CDPS)	File:CDPS.jpeg	Dawson Reed	Civic Duty, Community Service	0 / 4	0 / 9	0 / 1
#23. Electric party of Uitbold (EPOU)	File:UDPS.jpeg	Isla Collins	Diversity, Inclusion	0 / 4	0 / 9	0 / 1

Foreign relations

Formal Recognition

Empire of Iustus (9 September 2018)
Gymnasium State (27 September 2018)
Federal Kingdom of Arkonia (15 October 2018)

Seybold does not Recognize

Principality of Andany (Simulated Micronation)
Kingdom of Auvenum (Simulated aspects claimed by the Government)

Condemned Micronations and Macronations

Republic of Tamcoop (Corrupt Government and lack of true Democracy) (Condemning Reversed by Tamcoop Democracy Agreement)

Geography and Climate

Overall Geography

The Democratic Republic of Seybold is a small bedroom in Florida, the United States of America. It is completely flat.

Territory

Name	Governor	Representatives in National Assembly	Citizens
Provinces
New Woodlelands	Jason Keourac	6	12
Federal Districts
New Springfield	Kof Fog	3	6

Economy

Currency

The currency of the Democratic Republic of Seybold is the Seyboldish Florin, which has been pegged to 0.23 USD since there is currently not many Seyboldish Florins in circulation. The National Bank of Seybold currently holds 100% of the unused Seyboldish Florins in the Democratic Republic of Seybold.

Culture

Citizens of the Democratic Republic of Seybold mainly are influenced by American and other North American cultures. There is also a noticeable amount of "Pirate" culture in the Democratic Republic of Seybold, according to the 2019 Offest Cultural Census. Overall, the entire micronation is influenced by American, Canadian and Russian culture, mainly in the government. The Democratic Republic of Seybold has a constitution and government system that is very similar to the ones of the United States of America. The Democratic Republic of Seybold is similar to Russia because of the political presence of the Stalin-Socialism Party of Seybold in 2019 and the love for Russian music through some citizens of the Democratic Republic of Seybold.

44.40% of the Democratic Republic of Seybold views entertainment and news through television. The other 56.60% of the Democratic Republic of Seybold views entertainment through Apple devices, Radio, Reddit, PS4, and other streaming services. On such devices, Music Choice is watched by 22.20% of the micronation while the other parts of the micronation watch entertainment services such as ESPN, NPR, HBO, and various other mainstream entertainment companies.

In the Democratic Republic of Seybold, Social Media website like Reddit, Webtoon and YouTube are very popular among citizens. The most used Subreddits among citizens are /r/MaliciousCompliance and /r/entitledparents.

Seyboldish citizens tend to prefer to like Reggae, Hip-hop and Rock music over other types of music, even though Brasshouse and Classical music is very popular. Bob Marley is the most popular artist in the Democratic Republic of Seybold, followed by Too Many Zooz, Dave Brubeck, and Post Malone. Video game music is also insanely popular in the Democratic Republic of Seybold.

Citizens of Seybold tend to enjoy Christian and Buddhist holidays like Christmas, Easter and the Kathina Ceremony. American and Russian holidays such as Thanksgiving and International Labour Day are also very popular among citizens.

Pizza, Chinese Food and other "junk food" is somewhat popular among Seyboldish citizens and are favourited to eat during appopriate times.

Other National Symbols

The National Instrument of the Democratic Republic of Seybold is the Saxophone and the National Fruit is the Watermelon.

Holidays

The Democratic Republic of Seybold has 20 Official Recognized by the Government Holidays. They are down below.

Holiday	Date	Meaning
New Years Day	1 Jan	To celebrate the beginning of a new year
Christmas	25 December	Celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.
Easter	21 April	Celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Vesak	19 May	Celebrate
Magha Puja	Date Varies	A day to do be good and cleanse one's mind
Buddha’s Birthday	8 April	Acknowledgement of the Life and Enlightenment of Buddha.
Asalha Puja Day	Typically takes place in July, on the full moon of the eighth lunar month (the full moon of Cancer).	Celebrating as it does the Buddha’s first sermon in which he set out to his five former associates the doctrine that had come to him following his enlightenment.
Uposatha	Different Days each Month (Multiple Days)	Day of observance, in existence from the Buddha's time.
Kathina Ceremony	October and November	It is a time of giving, for the laity to express gratitude to bhikkhus (Buddhist monks).
Abhidhamma Day	Date Varies	Abhidhamma Day celebrates Gautama Buddha's descent from tushita heaven after teaching his mother the Abhidhamma.
Loy Krathong	Date Varies	A Day to pay respect to the river spirits, and specifically Phra Mae Khongkha, the Goddess of Water.
Madhu Purnima	Date Varies	A Day of the commemoration of the service and support rendered by the animals of the Parilyeyok forest to Gautam Buddha.
Avalokitesvara’s Birthday	First Full Moon of March	A day celebrates the Bodhisattva ideal and Avalokitesvara’s Birthday.
Bodhi Day	8th day of the 12th lunar month of the Chinese calendar	Commemorates the day that the historical Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama (Shakyamuni), experienced enlightenment.
April Fool’s Day	1 April	A day to joke around.
Darwin’s Birthday	12 February	A Day to celebrate the Birthday of Charles Darwin, the man who created Evolution.
Day of Reason	Date Varies	A Day to celebrate reason
New Years Eve	Dec 31	To celebrate the end of the year
Rosa Parks Day	Dec 1	To celebrate the amazing accomplishments of Rosa Parks
Halloween	Last Saturday of October	A day to celebrate the beginning of Fall
9/11 Remembrance Day	Sep 11	A day of mourning to remember the victims of the September 11th attacks

Bowling History

Jason Keourac with the MBA Aluminum Medal

On 21 October 2018, the 2018 MBA (Micronational Bowling Association) Finals occurred between the Democratic Republic of Seybold and the Republic of Tamcoop. The Finals occurred officially around 3 P.M. at a local bowling alley in the proximity of the Democratic Republic of Seybold, who was hosting the event. The athlete representing the Republic of Tamcoop was President Tammy G., while the representative of the Democratic Republic of Seybold was R.C. Jason Keourac, who won the 2018 SBL (Seybold Bowling League) Playoffs on 14 October 2018. The had a practice round first in which Jason Keourac received 122 points and Tammy G. Received 67 points, almost half of what Jason Keourac had. After the practice round, the Final game began. The pin per frame average for Jason Keourac was 8.4 ppf and the pin per frame average for Tammy G. was 6.3 ppf. Overall, Jason Keourac received an incredible 122 Points, beating Tammy G. and his own personal record. Tammy G. only received 71 points, which was terrible considering that she usually gets about 100 points. Jason Keourac won the aluminium metal, which is just like the Olympic Gold Medal (Winning Medal).

Demographics

Population

Area	Population	Percent of Seybold	Majority Political Party
Democratic Republic of Seybold	18	100.00%	Green Party of Seybold
Federal District of New Springfield	7	38.89%	Green Party of Seybold
Province of New Woodlelands	12	66.67%	Green Party of Seybold

Settlements

There are only two cities in the Democratic Republic of Seybold, New Springfield and Woodlelands City. Both have the same population as their districts do and they are both the capital of their districts.

The largest city by land and population is Woodlelands City, with a population of six, taking up about 85-90% of the Democratic Republic of Seybold. New Springfield, the smallest city and capital of the Democratic Republic of Seybold, has a population of three, taking up 15-10% of the Democratic Republic of Seybold.

Name	Type of Settlement	District	Population (City)	Percent of Seybold
New Springfield	City	Federal District of New Springfield	7	35.29%
Woodlelands City	City	Province of New Woodlelands	9	52.94%
Moore	Town	Province of New Woodlelands	3	17.65%

Ethnicity

The Democratic Republic of Seybold currently has five different races the inhabit that micronation. The majority race is Caucasian at 66.7% followed by Black at 13.3%, and a tie of Taiwanese-American, Indian American, and Hispanic at 6.7%, according to the March 2019 Census.

Religion

The Democratic Republic of Seybold currently has three officially recognized religions that inhabit the micronation. The majority religion is Christianity at 66.7%, followed closely by Buddhism at 20.0% followed by Partial-Hellenism at 6.7%, and a 6.7% of the population identifies as “not specified”, according to the March 2018 Census.

Language

The Democratic Republic of Seybold currently has one officially recognized language, but there is another language spoken in Seybold that is not officially recognized by the government. The majority language is English at 81.3%, Russian at 6.3%, and 12.5% of the micronation does not speak a language, according to the March 2019 Census. Even though it is not an official language, Esperanto has some presence in Seybold.

Notable People

Cooper Norfolk, Founder and First President of Seybold
Jason Keourac, Head of the Seybold Reserve and Secretary of State
Iyan Seeker, Head of the Seybold Department of Construction and the Partial-Pacifist Party of Seybold
Jax Moorefoot, Mayor of Moore and Head of the Farmer Party of Seybold
Mei-Lin Off, Head of the Seybold Department of Art and Culture, Chairwoman of the Eucalyptus Party of Seybold and Director of Management and Budget
Owen Itzen, Special Operations Navy Seal of the Seybold Reserve and Attorney General
Jason Thomas, Head of the Seybold Department of Tourism, Chairman of the Humane Party of Seybold and Capital Chief of Staff
Ayan Laverty, CEO of the Seybold Basketball League and Coach of the New Woodleland Bengal Cats
Maxmillian Joseph, Former Chairman of the Stalinist Party of Seybold
Emmett Winters, Head of the Seybold Department of Immigration
Ben Oh, Head of the Seybold Department of Urban Development
Liam Henry, Head of the Seybold Department of Elections
Nathan Nats, Head of the Seybold Department of Environmental Protection and Carbon Control

Extra Information

References

↑ The ranking is measured by the number of members in the political party.

The Democratic Republic of Seybold (/ˈseybold/ sea-bold) was a micronation founded on 8 September 2018 by Current President Cooper Norfolk’s Florida Bedroom. He Declared Independence from the United States of America to attempt a realistic nation in a small area and to strengthen the Secessionist Movement in micronationalism.

The Democratic Republic of Seybold is located near the smaller micronation territory of Republic of Tamcoop and the inactive micronation Fort Dunkin. Seybold is a representative democracy with Cooper Norfolk as the head of state and President. The population of Seybold is 16 (humans), however it has two animal citizens, which are not necessarily counted as official citizens. The capital is New Springfield and the largest city is Woodlelands City, by population and size. Seybold has two official languages English and Russian along with an unofficial language, Esperanto.

Seybold became a member of Accentra on 24 February 2019 with Cooper Norfolk as the unofficial Ambassador representing Seybold in Accentra, the New Eiffel Union of Micronations on 25 November 2018, and an observer state of the GUM on 8 December 2018. Seybold was formerly a part of the Florida Micronational Union and the Union of Southern Micronations before they became defunct.

Seybold has two subdivisions that are in the mainland of the Democratic Republic of Seybold. The largest of the subdivisions, by population and size, is the Province of New Woodlelands with a population of 12 and the smallest is the Federal District of New Springfield with a population of 6.

The Democratic Republic of Seybold scores a 4.00 on the Matthew's Democracy System of classification, as of 18 October 2018.

Etymology

The area that the Democratic Republic of Seybold is located near is known as the Larger Seybold Area, Florida.