Micronationalism in Ohio
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Active Ohio micronations in the 2020s |
Micronationalism in Ohio is a topic pertaining to micronationalism in the U.S. state of Ohio. While micronations have most likely predated it, one of the earliest modern examples of micronationalism in Ohio exists in the form of the Kingdom of Pibocip, which was founded 12 July 2000.
Enthusiasm for micronationalism had seemingly dissipated by 2020 within Ohio, with many micronations falling into inactivity, but by late 2021 multiple new entities would be founded.
2000s
On 12 July 2000, the Kingdom of Pibocip was founded.
On 31 May 2008 the United American Kingdom and Ohio River Republic were founded. Later, on 28 August, Joseph Marx declares himself the Emperor of Ohio and forms the Ohio Empire, replacing the United American Kingdom and Ohio River Republic.
Active Ohio micronations in the 2000s
Ohio micronations that dissolved in the 2000s
United American Kingdom and Ohio River Republic On 8 August 2008
2010s
On 28 November 2010, the Ohio Empire joined the newly founded North American Confederation and reformed into the Republic of Ohio.
On 18 May 2015, the Theocracy of Nazareth successfully wins the Nazarene Revolution and breaks free from the Faction System of Estremitá, originally being a province of the nation. On 19 September, the Republic of Ohio would be replaced by the Commonwealth of Greene.
Active Ohio micronations in the 2010s
Adamburg
Kingdom of Atovia
Micronation of the Buckeye Republic
Principality of Caudonia
Ohio Republic
Kingdom of Pibocip
Principality of Posaf
Sawdustistan
Shahawk Nation
Ohio micronations that went inactive in the 2010s
Republic of Ataxia
Republic of Bountiful
Federation of Bryania
Faction System of Estremitá
Commonwealth of Greene
Princely State of Harcourt
Hickersonian Kaiserreich
Kalmar National Authority
Theocracy of Nazareth
Empirical Dyarchy of Ohio
United Federation of Thag
The Principality
Federal Republic of Vian
Ohio micronations that dissolved in the 2010s
City-State of Azehtyl Labeled defunct on 14 April 2017
Eastern Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Labeled defunct on 14 June 2015
Eniarkian Confederation Labeled defunct on 14 April 2017
Democratic Kingdom of Mallanor Labeled defunct on 24 March 2017
Kingdom of New Albion On 5 July 2019
Ohio Empire On 28 November 2010
Republic of Ohio On 19 September 2015
Kingdom of Vryland On 11 June 2019
2020s
In early 2020, the Kingdom of Pibocip celebrated its 20th foundation anniversary on 12 July 2020 and was widely active in the international community, signing multiple treaties throughout the year and being featured in the “One More Nation” project by Jonathan Levain. In the Principality of Posaf, Prince Nicholas Randouler passed away on 3 June, and the government moved into a provisional transitional government. By mid-September, the Principality of Caudonia would enter into a period of stagnated activity, and on 28 September the Kingdom of Northwood-Oregon would be founded, though it would not become internationally active until January 2021. On 18 December, the Sawdustistan would begin preparations for its sixth general election of its Prime Minister, which would begin on 31 December.
On 2 January 2021, Armen Nazarian won the Sawdustistan sixth general election and became Prime Minister. After being contacted by Northwood-Oregon, Sawdustistan and Northwood-Oregon signed a treaty of mutual recognition.[1] On 27 February, the Republic of Slavtria was founded. On 12 March, the Principality of Posaf held a referendum to either transition into a to-be formed confederation, become a ceremonial state, or remain in its current state. The referendum ended in fifty percent of the vote deciding to join the Empire of Sentallares alongside Iustus and the Confederation of El Dorado. This is believed to have been a swan song for the Principality, as further information about it or Sentallares is unavailable or non-existent. On 11 April, the Sawdustistan & Northwood-Oregon Compact was signed.[2] On 10 July, the Austenasian territory of Hoagland was dissolved after its local governor John Smith (hudjefa) moved away from the area, marking a removal of only foreign imperial figure within Ohio at the time.[3] On 18 November, the Commonwealth of Ottawa was founded.
On 12 March 2022, the Federal Republics of Ohio reformed into the Grand Pharaohate of Mhw H’pi. On 22 April, the Holy Ohio Empire was founded. On 14 November 2022, the Holy Ohio Empire reformed into the Federation of the Buckeyes.
Active Ohio micronations in the 2020s
Adamburg
Dictatorship of Alissia
Kingdom of Atovia
Kingdom of Brennonia
Federation of the Buckeyes
Socialist Republic of Cristoria
Kingdom of Northwood-Oregon
Empire of Meritia
Grand Pharaohate of Mhw H’pi
Ohio Republic
Commonwealth of Ottawa
Kingdom of Pibocip
Sawdustistan
Shahawk Nation
Kingdom of Shinrinia
Republic of Slavtria
Ohio micronations that went inactive in the 2020s
Ohio micronations that dissolved in the 2020s
Republic of Amberiana On 27 April 2023
The Unholy City of Amberiana On 5 November 2022
Kingdom of Amberiana On 4 December 2022
Empire of Amberiana On 30 December 2022
Second Empire of Amberiana On 13 March 2023
Principality of Caudonia On 31 December 2022
Empire of Cristoria On 4 August 2021
Kingdom of Cristoria On 23 December 2022
Micronation of the Buckeye Republic On 16 February 2021
Federation of Bryania On 13 April 2021
Federal Republics of Ohio On 12 March 2022
Holy Ohio Empire On 14 November 2022
Timelines
Timelines spanning from 1 January 2000 to 31 December 2019, and 1 January 2020 to present. Micronations that are inactive by the end of 2019 and continue to be inactive into 2020 are not included in the second timeline.
Timeline of micronations in Ohio from 2000 to 2020 |
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Timeline of micronations in Ohio from 2020 to the present |
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Trends
References
- ↑ Treaty of Mutual Recognition Between the Kingdom of Northwood-Oregon and the Republic of Sawdustistan Accessed 21 February 2021.
- ↑ Sawdustistan & Northwood-Oregon Compact Accessed 23 April 2021.
- ↑ Another territory claimed as Hoagland ceded Accessed 26 March 2022.