Kingdom of St. Castle
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Kingdom of St. Castle | |
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Coat of arms
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Motto: Non ducor, duco Latin: I am not led, I lead | |
Anthem: The Internationale (American English Version) | |
Wyoming, United States | |
Capital | New Keutschen |
Official languages | English, Dutch, and Russian |
Demonym(s) | St. Castlenian |
Government | Constitutional monarchy |
• Monarch | Ava Neasa |
Legislature | Reichsversammlung |
Establishment | 30 June 2016 |
Population | |
• Census | 5 |
Currency | Trimole |
Time zone | UTC-07:00 and 06:00 - (USA) |
This nation is a federal state in the Abeldane Empire. |
The Kingdom of St. Castle, or simply known as St. Castle, is a federal state in the Abeldane Empire and was established on the 30 June 2016 by Ava Neasa as a federal state. St. Castle is a constitutional monarchy, under the rule of a King, which presently is Emiel Hardy.
Ava Neasa became the first Queen of St. Castle, until her abdication on the 29 July 2016 when she left the micronational community. Emiel Hardy was appointed as the new King after a vote in the Reichsversammlung. He was previously the Grand Prince of Sinoland. After Emiel Hardy was removed from the position of King of St. Castle, Emperor Stephen I & II appointed Ava Neasa back as the third Queen of St. Castle on the 21st of March 2017.
Etymology
St. Castle is named after a specific rock nicknamed by locals in the Wind River Range, Wyoming, which looks like a castle. However Saint was put in front of Castle, which signifies holiness and reverence for the land and people.
Flag
The flag of St. Castle has special meaning to the roots of which is was based off of which is Cinnamon Creek and is in fact a spin-off of the Cinnamon Creek flag.
Monarchy and Government
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Geography
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Administrative Divisions
The Kingdom is divided into four administrative divisions, at the pleasure of the Monarch with the consent of residents affected by those changes. St. Castle has three forms of administrative divisions, the highest one being named an "Estate", and thereafter towns or important places being named "Parish", and the last with the most autonomy being called, a "District".
Estates
Estates are the highest level of administrative division in the Kingdom of St. Castle, with four estates that governn the territory and have control over parishes however, have very limited control of Districts, if any. Estate names are derived from many places, mostly using geography of Wyoming, from micronational and macronational history/landmarks, and among many other sources. All estates are established by Royal Decree by the Queen.
Culture
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