Kingdom of Lamburgh Lombardi
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Kingdom of Lamburgh Lombardi Reino de Lamburgh Lombardi (Spanish) | |
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| Motto: Eternal Prosperity | |
Anthem: Land on the mountain, land on the river (Also national anthem of  Austria) | |
 Location of the kingdom of Lamburgh Lombardi | |
| Capital and largest city | Florence |
| Official languages | Spanish, English, Vietnamese |
| Religion | National Shinto, Christianity, Protestantism |
| Demonym(s) | Lombardians |
| Government | Parliamentary unitary federal constitutional monarchy |
• Empress | Florentia Lombardi |
• Co-reign | Lorraine Lombardi |
• Chancellor | Perez Brivacheu Durelli & Gallahan Lombardi |
| Legislature | Parliament of nobles |
| Judicial Council | |
| Nation Council | |
Independence from  UK | |
• Unified | 1012 |
• The Lombards began to rule | April 5, 1019 |
• British annexation | May 11, 1707 |
• Britain returns sovereignty to the Lombardi family | May 8, 1973 |
| Area | |
• Total | 215.690 km2 (83.278 sq mi) |
• Water (%) | 1.5 |
| Population | |
• 2021 estimate | 20.560.000 (61st) |
• Density | 413/km2 (1,069.7/sq mi) |
| GDP (PPP) | 2022 estimate |
• Total | $3.668 Trillion (10th) |
• Per capita | $56,037 (24th) |
| GDP (nominal) | 2022 estimate |
• Total | $2.937 Trillion (7th) |
• Per capita | $44,748 (28th) |
| Gini (2019) | ▼ 10.3 low |
| HDI | ▲ 0.902 very high · 26th |
| Currency | Euro (EUR) |
| Time zone | UTC+1 (CET) |
• Summer (DST) | UTC+2 (CEDT) |
Lamburgh Lombardi, officially known as the Kingdom of Lamburgh Lombardi and also known as the Empire of Lamburgh and the Duchy of Lombardi is a micronation located in Europe.
History
The land of Lamburgh Lombardi was once contested by two families Lombardi and Durelli, Unification did not last long in 1707, the United Kingdom sent troops to occupy the entire Lamburgh Empire, taking advantage of this House Durelli stood up to regain half of their land, making the Lombardi family founded a principality to follow the clan's movements, until 11 May of the same year the British annexed all of the Land, at which time the principality of Lombardi was protected by England and House Durelli weakened and disbanded.
World War II and Independence
At the beginning of the 20th century, the position of the Lombardi family was shaken after a series of orders were issued, Rulac Lombardi, the prince of the Lombardi principality at that time had to shorten the order under pressure from Britain and its allies. In 1945 the Nazis surrendered the duchy of Lombardi which was divided between Great Britain and the Allies. It was not until 1973 that Britain returned its independence to the Kingdom
Since independence, the status of the Lombardi family has increased significantly, especially after the bloodless annexation of the Lamburgh Empire by Rulac Lombardi, which further proves the peace and prosperity that the kingdom has.
Government and Politics
The Basic Law, also known as the Constitution of the Kingdom of Lamburgh Lombardi, was signed into law by Prince Rulac Lombardi on March 4, 1942. This law transformed the state of Lamburgh Lombardi from a principality ruled by one ruler to a federal constitutional monarchy with a separation of powers. Legislative power is in the hands of parliament, executive power is taken up by the government, and judicial power is independent.
The head of the state (who plays only a symbolic role) is the emperor or empress. The current head of the kingdom is Empress Florentia Lombardi.
This basic law has undergone three amendments: the first in 1953, the second in 1969 (allowing women to stand and vote) and the third in 1973.
Constitutional Monarchy
Lamburgh Lombardi follows a constitutional monarchy and a multi-party political system, with the head of state being the Queen. The empress is only ceremonial, no longer political power. Political power belongs to the executive branch (Government), headed by the Prime Minister.
Legislative
The current parliament of Lamburgh Lombardi is bicameral for a 7-year term, consisting of 1,400 national council seats and 2,300 seats for the lower house.
Executive
Headed by the Prime Minister, appointed by Empress Lamburgh Lombardi (usually the leader of the majority party or leader of the governing coalition). The Prime Minister has the power to form a cabinet and submit it to the Queen for approval.
Judicial
The judicial power is completely independent, held by a system of courts, headed by the Supreme Court, the 2 eastern and western national courts (equivalent to the high court) and the municipal courts of first instance.
Economy
The economy of the kingdom of Lamburgh Lombardi is a modern market economy and has a specialized industry, dynamic, capable of competing equally with other countries.
The economy of the current kingdom, mainly based on the production of wine and grain with 70% of the products being exported to foreign countries
The kingdom's unemployment rate is 1% and is on a downward trend in the following years
Climate
The dominant wind direction in the Lamburgh Lombardi is southwest, resulting in a temperate maritime climate with warm summers and cool, high-humidity winters. This model is particularly accurate for the coast of the Netherlands, where there are significantly smaller temperature differences between summer and winter, or between day and night, than in the southeastern part of the country.
Freezing days, ie the highest temperature below 0 °C, usually occurs from December to February. Cold days, ie the lowest temperature is 0 °C, occurs more often, usually from the middle of the November to late March. If an altitude of 10 cm above ground is chosen instead of 150 cm, such temperatures can be measured in midsummer. On average, snow can appear from November to April, but sometimes also occurs in May or October.
Warm days, ie the highest temperature above 20 °C, usually occur from April to October, but in some parts of the country these warm days can also occur in March. Summer days, ie. the highest temperature above 25 °C, usually measured in Florence from May to September, while tropical days with the highest temperature above 30° are rare and usually occur only from June to August.
The amount of precipitation in the year is distributed relatively evenly among the months. The summer and fall months tend to receive less precipitation than the rest of the months, mainly due to the intensity of the rain rather than the frequency of rainy days, especially during the summer. The number of hours of sunshine is influenced by the fact that due to geographical latitude, the length of the day varies from just eight hours in December to almost 17 hours in June.
Topographic
Lamburgh Lombardi geographically a very low and flat country, about 26% of the area home to 21% of the population is below sea level, and only about 50% of the land is above sea level. sea level above 1 m. However, the Lamburgh Lombardi has foothills in the extreme southeast with elevations below 321 m, and there are a number of low hills in the centre. Most of the areas below sea level are man-made, either because peat mining causes elevation to drop or is formed through land reclamation. Since the late 16th century, large areas of encroachment have been preserved through complex drainage systems consisting of dikes, canals and pumping stations. Nearly 17% of the country's land area is reclaimed from the sea and from lakes.
Culture
The culture of the kingdom of Lamburgh Lombardi was mainly influenced by the culture of the United Kingdom, But the kingdom still retains the inherent traditions of Westerners and Asians, In addition, the kingdom maintains some social and aristocratic cuisine habits formerly in Europe. Despite being a British colony, Spanish is the most spoken by the Lombardi community