Iroisian Empire of Armorica

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Iroisian Empire of Armorica
Flag of Iroisian Empire of Armorica
Flag
Coat of arms of Iroisian Empire of Armorica
Coat of arms
Anthem: High Hopes, Pink Floyd
LocationBrittany
CapitalNevez-Ys
Largest cityBrest
Official languagesArabic, Bambara, Breton, Creole, French
Demonym(s)Iroisian
GovernmentEmpire
Legislature1st Imperial Citizen Assembly
Establishment25 November 2014 (Nation)
29 January 2015 (Empire)
Population
• Census
51
CurrencyIr
Time zone(UTC+0)
Website
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The Iroisian Empire of Armorica was proclamed after a coup against the Iroisian People's Republic on 29 January 2015.The Empire's territory is located in Brittany.

Government

The Iroisian Empire of Armorica is ruled by the Emperor, today Igor the Ist. This is a Constitutional Empire, but the Emperor is still very powerful and appoints the ministers. Meanwhile, a National Assembly, composed of elected representatives from the local assemblies, are guiding the Imperial Politics.

Geography

The Empire is located in the West of Brittany, and the Nouvelle-Iroise, the main part of the Empire's commonwealth, in Kreiz Breizh., the central region of Brittany. The Capital City, Nevez-Ys, is based on the Round Island, in front of the Plougastell Peninsula.

Economy

The Iroisian currency, the Ir, was created by the Imperial Bank, managed by the Minister of Economy, and a co-director, named by the Emperor. When the private factories and firms are allowed, the government's policy is close to the Planned Economy. The management of the Empire can also be defined as Socialist, because of the regular Economic Plans of the government in the nationalized sectors, for example the property business.

Diplomacy and Foreign Affairs

The Iroisian Empire of Armorica had signed a treaty of mutual recognition with the following Micronations : -The Popular Union of Occitania [2] -The Aerican Empire [3] -The Grand Duchy of Flandrensis and his Commonwealth [4] -The Principalty of Aigues-Mortes [5]