Kingdom of Kilan
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Diarchy of Kilan | |
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| Motto: Honor before Glory | |
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| Capital and largest city | Crosby |
| Official languages | English |
| Demonym(s) | Kilic |
| Government | Absolute Diarchy |
| Legislature | King's Council |
| Establishment | January 1, 2016 |
| Population | |
• Census | 10 |
| Currency | U.S Dollar (de facto), Bitcoin (endorsed) |
The Diarchy of Kilan is a self-proclaimed, quasi-independent entity located in southeast Texas outside of the city of Houston.
Proclamation of Good Faith
The Kings of Kilan have declared a Proclamation of Good Faith with the US government promising to uphold all the laws of the land in return for diplomatic friendship and eventually the recognition of a micronation.
Government
Kilan is currently an absolute diarchy with all powers vested in her kings. Eventually, when a sufficient size is reached, Kilan will adopt a constitution.
Succession Law
Kilan's law requires that the oldest born child of the current monarch be the next in line to succeed.
On January 2, 2016, King Drake I declared his Chancellor, Cooper I to be his heir until he was graced with a child.
Future Goals
1. Be recognized as a micronation by the US government.
2. Be allowed to fly our flag the same height as the American flag.
3. Be allowed to keep the royal titles.
Recent Events
On January 12, 2015, King Drake I signed into law the "Regency Law" which stated that when the king is out of country that the Chancellor be regent until he returns.
On September 19, 2017, King Drake I decreed the Diarchal Act; officially dissolving the monarchy in favor of a diarchy with equal power among Drake I and Cooper I.