New Albion
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| Kingdom of New Albion | ||||||||
| Kinrick o New Albion | ||||||||
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| Anthem I Vow to Thee, My Country | ||||||||
| Capital | Not specified | |||||||
| Languages | English, Scots | |||||||
| Demonym | Albionan | |||||||
| Government | Parliamentary semi-constitutional monarchy | |||||||
| King | William I | |||||||
| Prime Minister | Andrew West | |||||||
| Legislature | Parliament | |||||||
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| • | Established | 11 June 2019 | ||||||
| • | Disestablished | 5 July 2019 | ||||||
| Currency | New Albion Pound | |||||||
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| Today part of | Caudonia | |||||||
| b. | ... | |||||||
New Albion, officially the Kingdom of New Albion, was a micronation claiming to be a sovereign state located in North America, consisting of properties in Ohio, thus making it an enclave of the United States. It was the official successor state to the Kingdom of Vryland.
New Albion was a parliamentary semi-constitutional monarchy based off Liechtenstein and the United Kingdom. The nation was reigned by King William I, who reigned for the nation's entire existence.
Etymology
The name was taken from the name Albion, an alternative name for the island of Great Britain. The nation shares its name with an area north of Mexico claimed by Sir Francis Drake for England in 1579.
History
The Kingdom of New Albion was founded on the 11 of June 2019 by King William I. It was established as the formal successor state to the former micronation of Vryland. It was dissolved on 5 July 2019.
Government and politics
New Albion operated under the system of a parliamentary semi-constitutional monarchy, based off that of Liechtenstein. It had a form of mixed constitution in which political power was shared by the monarch and a democratically elected parliament. There was a multi-party system and a form of representative democracy in which the prime minister and head of government was responsible to parliament. However, the King was head of state and exercised considerable political powers.