Republic of Pannonia

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Republic of Pannonia
Républiqe de Pannonie
Pannóniai Köztársaság
Flag
Coat of arms
Motto: Vivre puur vérité, liberté et pee'
Anthem: Himne de l"année' tranqille'

Pannonian claims in 2012
(one circle may indicate multiple provinces)
CapitalSirmie (PN1)
Largest cityTroysvilles (PN9)
Official languagesFrench (Pannonia), English, Hungarian
Demonym(s)Pannonian
GovernmentPresidential Republic
Establishment11 Nov 2011
Population
• (7 citizens + 73 nationals) census
80
CurrencyPannonian Florin (Floryn de Pannonie)
Time zone(UTC), also GTZ
This nation is a member of the IMTO, the UAMW, the APMU and the ECM and the League of Countries

The Republic of Pannonia (in Pannonian French: Républiqe de Pannonie; in Pannonian script: ) is a micronation founded on 11 November 2011 by B. N. Brunner, current president. It is a statecraft project aiming to establish and maintain a territorial presidential republic. Although the Republic of Pannonia had previously been non-territorial, it is now claiming small, unused (or reasonably abandoned) pieces of land in European macronations. It is located primarily in the United Kingdom and Hungary with some territories in Greece, Germany, Italy and Norway. Citizenship can be acquired on its website for free. The republic issues passports, secondary license plates and international ovals in the form of printable documents.

Etymology

Pannonia was an ancient province of the Empire. Although the micronation has no relation to the ancient Roman territory (except the fact that several Pannonian provinces are located in Hungary), it uses the same name translations (e.g. Pannonie and Pannónia). Moreover, the majority of the republic's territories (usually refered to as provinces) have names deriving from the names of ancient Pannonian cities and auxiliary forts, such as the capital Sirmie (from Sirmium), Savarie (from Savaria), Çélie (Celeia), Çertisse (from Certissa), Sérvine (from Serbinum or Servitium) and Scarbantie (Scarbantia).

In other languages

Since the Republic of Pannonia consists of a multilingual and intermacronational community, several translations of its name are in use. These names have all derived from the same Latin root and, therefore, can be considered very similar.

  • French (Pannonia) - Républiqe de Pannonie, Pannonie
  • Hungarian - Pannóniai Köztársaság, Pannónia
  • French (France) - République de Pannonie, Pannonie
  • Greek - Δημοκρατία της Παννονίας, Παννονία
  • Italian - Repubblica Pannonica, Pannonia
  • Esperanto - Respubliko Panonio, Panonio

History

Establishment

The Republic of Pannonia was established at 16:00 (UTC) on 11 November 2011. The date of the official establishment was decided prior to the event, which could take place on the numerologically special day of 11-11-11. The event, which was held in the president's house, consisted of the introduction of the state's flag, coat of arms and national anthem. The date has become the national day of Pannonia.

Non-territorial republic (2011)

From 11 November (date of official foundation) to 31 December 2011, the Republic of Pannonia did not have any claim for physical territory. This was because the government was still in need of development and there was hardly any interest in the project.

Territorial republic (2012)

From 1 January 2012 Pannonia claims physical territory in Europe. According to the president's first resolution passed on 25 December 2012, the Pannonian Registry of Territory (Rejistre du Territoyre Pannoniqe, also RTP) claims small pieces of land that are not in use and proclaims them 'provinces' of the Republic of Pannonia.

Revision of Territorial Claims (2013)

On 5 April 2013, an official resolution was passed by the Presidency of Pannonia and the RTP, concerning the territories claimed by the republic. The revision of territorial claims stated that Savarie (PN2) and Scarbantie (PN8) will be relocated while maintaining their cultural aspects, and that the areas covered by Çélie (PN3) and Sérvine (PN6) will be extended. Furthermore, the resolution included the establishment of five new provinces, namely Acumynçe, Marsonie, Yntreçise, Arbone and Réne.

Provinces

The territory of Pannonia is divided into provinces, since it consists of separate pieces of land. In case the government claims more territory, the new area will automatically form its own province. Provinces are usually enclaves of different macronations with their own flag and area code, however they all belong to the Republic of Pannonia and cannot be governed separately. Provinces are registered by the Rejistre du Territoyre Pannoniqe (Pannonian Registry of Territory, RTP for short) and the Presidency of Pannonia.

Provinces of the Republic of Pannonia
Codes[1] Flag Name (French) Macronational location Image Population of citizens [2] Population of nationals [3] Date claimed
PN1
SM
PNSIRMIE.png Sirmie Peterborough, UK not available 1 (2012) 3 (2011) 1 Jan 2012
PN2
SV
PNSAVARIE.png Savarie Eye Green Natural Reserve, Eye Green, UK [4] photo 1 (2012) 0 (2011) 1 Jan 2012
PN3
CE
PNCELIE.png Çélie Nene Park, Peterborough, UK photo 1 (2012) 0 (2011) 1 Jan 2012
PN4
MA
PNMATRICE.png Matriçe Dánszentmiklós, Hungary not available 0 (2012) 2 (2011) 1 Jan 2012
PN5
CT
PNCERTISSE.png Çertisse Malom utca, Hort, Hungary photo 1 (2012) 0 (2011) 1 Jan 2012
PN6
SE
PNSERVINE.png Sérvine Dovedale, Peak District, UK photo 1 (2012) 0 (2011) 1 Jan 2012
PN7
IT
PNILEDETRINITE.png Įle de Trinité Sástó, Gyöngyös, Hungary photo 0 (2012) 0 (2011) 1 Jan 2012
PN8
SC
PNSCARBANTIE.png Scarbantie Mátrafüred, Hungary [5] photo 1 (2012) 0 (2011) 1 Jan 2012
PN9
TV
PNTROYSVILLES.png Troysvilles Monopylo-Trilofo-Giannochori, Nestorio, Greece photo 1 (2012) 68 (2001) [6] 1 Jan 2012
PN10
AC
PNACUMYNCE.png Acumynçe Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, UK photo 0 (2013) 0 (2013) 5 Apr 2013
PN11
MS
PNMARSONIE.png Marsonie Dunure, UK photo 0 (2013) 0 (2013) 5 Apr 2013
PN12
YN
PNYNTRECISE.png Yntreçise Castelmola, Sicily, Italy photo 0 (2013) 0 (2013) 5 Apr 2013
PN13
AR
PNARBONE.png Arbone Laber, Ammergau Alps, Bavaria, Germany photo 0 (2013) 0 (2013) 5 Apr 2013
PN14
RE
PNRENE.png Réne Reine, Moskenesøya, Lofoten, Norway photo 0 (2013) 0 (2013) 5 Apr 2013

Government and politics

Due to the extremely low population and the small size of claimed territory, the Republic of Pannonia is currently run by a basic presidential system, allowing the president to be in charge of both the government and the judical system. Meanwhile, the president's decisions are highly influenced by the citizens.

Presidency

The Présidynçe de Pannonie (also Presidency of Pannonia) is the name given to the government of the Republic of Pannonia. The committee consists of three members from three European macronations:

Title Name Province[7] Macronation
President B. N. Brunner Sirmie Sirmie (PN1)  United Kingdom
Vice-President Ádám Szatmári Troysvilles Troysvilles (PN9)  Hungary
Secretary Emiliano Mancini Sérvine Sérvine (PN6)  Italy

Ministries and agencies

The Republic of Pannonia is run by the collaboration of a number of minsitries and official internal organisations (agencies). In 2013, new ministries are going to be established.

Logo Original name English name Responsibilities Minister/CEO Headquarters Website
Présidynçe de Pannonie Présidynçe de Pannonie Presidency of Pannonia General issues, government B. N. Brunner Sirmie Sirmie (PN1) Official website
MAE Ministēre des᷇ Affeer' Etranjēr' (MAE) Ministry of Foreign Affairs Foreign relations, citizenships B. N. Brunner Sirmie Sirmie (PN1) Official website
AMP Assoçiațion des Média' de Pannonie (AMP) Pannonian Media Association Publications, website, TV-Radio Emiliano Mancini[8] Italy Italy (PNIT) Official website
Police Poliçe Naționale de Pannonie National Police of Pannonia Law and order, citizenships not available Sirmie Sirmie (PN1) not available
Banqe de Pannonie Banqe de Pannonie Bank of Pannonia (not in use) Finance Ádám Szatmári Hungary Hungary (PNHU) Official website
RTP Rejistre du Territoyre Pannoniqe (RTP) Pannonian Registry of Territory Registry of provinces not available Sirmie Sirmie (PN1) not available
Comité Culturel de Pannonie Comité Culturel de Pannonie Pannonian Cultural Committee Development of Pannonian culture not available Matriçe Matriçe (PN4) not available
AEP Assoçiațion d'Éducațion de Pannonie (AEP) Pannonian Educational Association Alternative education system not available Scarbantie Scarbantie (PN8) Official website
Pannonian Airlines Pannonian Airlines Pannonian Airlines Intermediary aviation services not available Çertisse Çertisse (PN5) not available

Foreign relations

As a young micronation, the Republic of Pannonia has a little number of intermicronational relations and has only been recognised by a few micronations. Due to the little territory and the low population, the physical exchange of ambassadors is impossible. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ministēre des᷇ Affeer' Etranjēr', also MAE) is the agency being responsible for the state's diplomatic relations with other nations, and also for issuing citizenships (see below).

Automatically recognised nations

These macro- and micronations were automatically recognised by the Republic of Pannonia on 18 November 2011 as part of the MAE's "diplomatic preparation" actions:

Flag of the United Nations.svg All United Nations members
Flag of Kosovo.svg Republic of Kosovo
Principality of Seborga
Principality of Sealand
Republic of Molossia
Flag of St. Charlie.png Federal Republic of St. Charlie

Mutual recognitions with other micronations

Flag Nation Requester Date accepted Formality Document
No flag available Armlania Armlania 30 November 2011 informal private
Flag of Kadmuria Kadmurian Empire Kadmuria 24 November 2011 formal treaty
Flag of Lostisland Republic of Lostisland Lostisland 27 December 2011 formal treaty

Diplomatic relations with other micronations

These micronations possess an embassy in the Republic of Pannonia and work collaboratively with the Pannonian government.

Flag Nation Requester Date accepted Formality
No flag available Armlania Armlania 30 November 2011 informal
Flag of Kadmuria Kadmurian Empire[9] Kadmuria 24 December 2011 formal
Flag of Lostisland Republic of Lostisland Lostisland 27 December 2011 formal
Flag of Freedomia Republic of Freedomia Pannonia 17 May 2012 formal

Diplomatic missions

Embassies and consulates of the Republic of Pannonia currently operate in the following macro- and micronations:

Flag Nation Representative[10] Mission
United Kingdom United Kingdom B. N. Brunner non-resident
Hungary w:Hungary Hungary Ádám Szatmári resident
Italy Italy Emiliano Mancini resident
Lostisland Lostisland B. N. Brunner non-resident

The embassies and consulates of the Republic of Pannonia which operate in the states listed above are the followings:

Emblem Name of institution Location
United Kingdom Embassy and Consulate of the Republic of Pannonia in the United Kingdom Sirmie Sirmie, Pannonia
Hungary Embassy and Consulate of the Republic of Pannonia in Hungary Hungary Budapest, Hungary
Italy Embassy and Consulate of the Republic of Pannonia in Italy Italy Benevento, Italy
Lostisland Virtual Embassy of the Republic of Pannonia in the Republic of Lostisland Lostisland Forum

Memberships

Pannonia is a member of the following intermicronational organisations:

Logo Organisation Date requested Date accepted Status
IMTO Inter-Micronational Treaty Organization (IMTO)[11] 3 January 2012 8 January 2012 member
League of Countries League of Countries 13 March 2012 14 March 2012 member
UAMW Union Against Micronational War (UAMW) 12 November 2011 12 November 2011 member
European Community of Micronations European Community of Micronations 12 November 2011 12 November 2011 member
No logo available Anti-Poverty Micronational Union (APMU) 19 November 2011 19 November 2011 member
OAM Organisation of Active Micronations (OAM) 21 November 2011 (dissolved)[12] applicant

Culture

Greek Orthodox church in Trilophe, Troysvilles

The culture of the Republic of Pannonia is highly influenced by Hungarian and Italian cultures. With regard to languages, the culture of Pannonia has some influence from French and British cultures as well. Culture is developed by the Comité Culturel de Pannonie (Pannonian Cultural Committee), which aims to create an in depth culture for the community of Pannonia through collaboration.

Cuisine

The national dish of Pannonia is garlic toast with dandelion salad (also called peen grillé ā l"eel with salade de pissynlit' ). It originates from the area of Troysvilles province (PN9). On special occasions, several types of cheese are served with olives and garlic. According to the tradition, each participant must eat at least a small portion of the special starter, since it has symbolic meaning.

Beliefs and ethnicity

Although the majority of the population is either Christian or Jewish, the Republic of Pannonia has no restrictions regarding religion. The territory of Pannonia contains two Greek orthodox churches (both in Troysvilles), which are currently used by nationals only. Pannonia provides all citizens the right to practise their religion. A high majority of the current population of Pannonia is white in ethnicity, most from Central and Southern Europe (Hungary, Italy and Greece), and North America (United States).

National holidays

Because Pannonia claims territories in three countries and is influenced by at least four different European cultures, the Presidency and the Comité Culturel de Pannonie have established a unique list of national holidays, consisting of dates of national or religious celebrations on which Pannonian citizens are not obligated to work. The latter, due to the lack of state religion, refers to all alternative religious celebrations of a certain season. Therefore, citizens may have the ability to choose the appropriate celebration with regards to their religion.

Date Holiday Note
1 January Beginning of New Year Traditional feasts
27 January Holocaust Memorial Day (Juurnée Commémorative de l"Olocooste) Also a general remembrance day
5 February Consitution Day (Juur de la constituțion) Celebration of the national constitution
15 March Day of Liberty (Juur de Liberté) Originally celebrates the Hungarian Revolution of 1848, used for general purpose
16 June Family Day (Juurnée de la Famille) Commemorates the death of István Brunner, encourages families to spend a day together
2 November All Souls Day (Juur des mort') General remembrance day, not necessarily religious
11 November Independence Day (Juur de l"Indépendynçe) Anniversary of Pannonia's foundation
8–16 December Hanukkah (Jewish) Religious celebration
24–25 December Christmas (Christian) Religious celebration, dates different to international
31 December New Year's Eve Celebrates the end of the year, not the beginning of the new one

Languages

Flag or symbol of Pannonian French

The Republic of Pannonia has three official languages: English, French and Hungarian. English is used for international communication, French is the official spoken language of the state and Hungarian is considered official due to its wide use in many provinces. Official documents, however, must be published in English and French.

Pannonian French (also refered to as Pannonian language or "françees pannoniqe") is a version of the French language, written in two different scripts. Originally, Pannonian French was written using a slightly modified Latin alphabet, while - since 2012 - a unique writing system is in use. The following samples show the differences between original and Pannonian French (Latin alphabet):

First article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights:

French (Pannonia): Tuu' les᷇ ętre' umain' neessynt libre' et᷇ égoo yn diŋité et᷇ yn droyt'. Il' sont duué' de reeson et de consçiynçe et doyvynt ajir les᷇ yn' ynver' les᷇ ootre' dans᷇ yn esprit de fraternité.
French: Tous les êtres humains naissent libres et égaux en dignité et en droits. Ils sont doués de raison et de conscience et doivent agir les uns envers les autres dans un esprit de fraternité.
English: All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.
Hungarian: Minden emberi lény szabadon születik és egyenlő méltósága és joga van. Az emberek, ésszel és lelkiismerettel bírván, egymással szemben testvéri szellemben kell hogy viseltessenek.

The Tower of Bible (Genesis 11: 1-9):

French (Pannonia):

Alors tuute la terre aveet᷇ yn męme lyngaje, et une męme parole.
Mees il' arriva q"étynt partis d"Oriynt, il' truuvērynt᷇ une campaŋe oo pees de Sinhar, uū il' abitērynt.
Et il' se dirynt l"yn ā l"ootre: Or ça, feesons des briqe', et les cuison' trēs biyn oo feu. Il' eurynt donc des briqe' oo lieu de pierre', et le bitume leur fut oo lieu de mortier.
Puis il' dirynt: Or ça, bątissons-nuus une ville, et une tuur de laqelle le sommet soyt jusq"oo çieu'; et acqérons-nuus de la réputaţion, de peur qe nuus ne soions dispersés sur tuute la terre.

Alors l"Eternel dit desçendit puur voyr la ville et la tuur qe les fil' des᷇ omme' bątisseeynt.
Et l"Eternel dit : Voyçi, çe n"est q"yn seul et męme peuple, il's᷇ ont yn męme lyngaje, et il' commyncynt ā traveeller; et meentenynt riyn ne les᷇ ympęshera d"exécuter çe q"i's᷇ ont projeté.
Or ça, desçendons, et confondons lā leur lyngaje, afyn q"il' n"yntyndynt poynt le lyngaje l"yn de l"ootre.
Eensi l"Eternel les dispersa de lā par tuute la terre, et il' çēsserynt de bątir la ville.
Ç"est puurqoy son nom fut appelé Babel; car l"Eternel i confondit le lyngaje de tuute la terre, et de lā il les dispersa sur tuute la terre.

French (France):

Alors toute la terre avait un même langage, et une même parole.
Mais il arriva qu'étant partis d'Orient, ils trouvèrent une campagne au pays de Sinhar, où ils habitèrent.
Et ils se dirent l'un à l'autre: Or ça, faisons des briques, et les cuisons très bien au feu. Ils eurent donc des briques au lieu de pierres, et le bitume leur fut au lieu de mortier.
Puis ils dirent: Or ça, bâtissons-nous une ville, et une tour de laquelle le sommet soit jusqu'aux cieux; et acquérons-nous de la réputation, de peur que nous ne soyons dispersés sur toute la terre.

Alors l'Eternel descendit pour voir la ville et la tour que les fils des hommes bâtissaient.
Et l'Eternel dit : Voici, ce n'est qu'un seul et même peuple, ils ont un même langage, et ils commencent à travailler; et maintenant rien ne les empêchera d'exécuter ce qu'ils ont projeté.
Or ça, descendons, et confondons là leur langage, afin qu'ils n'entendent point le langage l'un de l'autre.
Ainsi l'Eternel les dispersa de là par toute la terre, et ils cessèrent de bâtir la ville.
C'est pourquoi son nom fut appelé Babel; car l'Eternel y confondit le langage de toute la terre, et de là il les dispersa sur toute la terre.

Citizenship

Logo of the MAE

Citizenships can be acquired on the state's official website for free by everybody with a macronational citizenship and an understanding of the concept of micronationalism. The Republic of Pannonia has much to offer to new citizens. Some of these include:


  • Intermicronational passport (issued by the National Police of Pannonia)
  • Virtual bank account (by Banqe de Pannonie)
  • Secondary license plate for vehicles (to be placed in window or below original plate, printable for free or purchasable online, issued by the National Police of Pannonia)
  • International 'PN' ovals (printable)


Pannonian citizenships are issued with the assistance of three of the main Pannonian organisations. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ministēre des᷇ Affeer' Etranjēr', also MAE) is responsible for most of the work, although official documents are produced by the National Police of Pannonia (Poliçe Naționale de Pannonie). Online requests are received and analysed by the Pannonian Media Association (Assoçiațion des Média' de Pannonie, AMP for short).


A sample Pannonian passport

According to the most significant governmental decision, the Resolution of Regional Representation (passed in January 2012 by the Presidency), each new citizen must be automatically assigned to one of the state's provinces. The law's purpose is to ensure that the semi-annual Pannonian population count (or census) is reliable, although it is also useful as a promotion of cultural diversity among citizens. On the other hand, provinces have no right for self-government and all decisions are made by the Présidynçe de Pannonie. Citizens reserve the right to change the province they officially represent to an other one in the framework of a census, regardless of whether they intend to change it from their automatically chosen province or a province that they had previously selected themselves.


In order for the Republic of Pannonia to accept an application for naturalisation, the applicant must be a citizen of at least one macronation that is recognised by Pannonia. According to the national population count of June 2012, the citizens of Pannonia are citizens of the following macronations:

Flag Macronation Number of citizens
Hungary Hungary 4 (75% resident)
Italy Italy 1 (100% resident)
USA United States 2 (50% resident)

Transport

International 'PN' oval

Although the Republic of Pannonia claims small pieces of land with hardly any roads and no transport services, all official citizens are eligible for unique second-level license plates. Moreover, printable international 'PN' ovals may be placed on vehicles of official citizens to show their Pannonian citizenship, unless their country's (macronation's) law does not allow it.


License plates

June 2012 - present

Sample Name Usage Description
Secondary plate for cars and motorbikes (A-type) Used by all registered cars (and motorbikes). Issued in the form of adhesive stickers to be placed on the front and back windows of cars or the back of motorbikes. Pannonian standard style (light blue background, white letters and symbol, rectangle shape). Pattern of code: PN00XX (PN = Pannonia; two numbers; two-letter code of the province represented by the owner, according to the Resolution of Regional Representation, January 2012) - Therefore, PN12SM = Pannonia; vehicle number 12, Sirmie.
Primary or secondary plate for mopeds (C-type) Used by all registered mopeds, motorised bicycles etc. Issued in the form of adhesive stickers or plastic plates to be placed on the back (and optionally the front) of the vehicles. Pannonian standard style (white background, light blue letters and symbol, rectangle shape). Pattern of code: PN00XX (PN = Pannonia; two numbers; two-letter code of the province represented by the owner, according to the Resolution of Regional Representation, January 2012) - Therefore, PN23SE = Pannonia; vehicle number 23, Sérvine.
Bicycle plate (B-type), Sirmie and Troysvilles editions [13] Used by all bicycles, tricycles etc. (including electric ones). Issued in the form of plastic plates to be placed on the back (and optionally the front) of the vehicles. Pannonian regional style (white letters, background colour that represents a province, rounded rectangle shape). Pattern of code: PN00XX (PN = Pannonia; two numbers; two-letter code of the province represented by the owner, according to the Resolution of Regional Representation, January 2012) - Therefore, PN16SM = Pannonia; vehicle number 16, Sirmie.

November 2011 - June 2012

Sample Name Usage Description
Residential front plate (RES-F) Used by all vehicles that have been registered in Pannonia, are not in use outside of the territory and are not eligible for special license plates. White background, black font. Cobalt blue, curved band on the left hand side with the white letters 'PN' (unofficial). Below the code: the title "Republic of Pannonia" between two flags and the year of issue. Pattern of code: PN00XX (PN = Pannonia; two numbers; owner's macronational citizensip) - Therefore, PN12GB = Pannonia; vehicle number 12, Great Britain.
Residential rear plate (RES-R) Used at the same time with residential front plate (RES-F). Yellow background, black font. Cobalt blue, curved band on the left hand side with the white letters 'PN' (unofficial). Below the code: the title "Republic of Pannonia" between two flags and the year of issue. Pattern of code: PN00XX (PN = Pannonia; two numbers*; owner's macronational citizensip) [14]
Citizens' second-level plate (CIT-2) May be used by any official citizen as a secondary license plate (used at the same time with the real registration plates), in case the country's (macronation's) law allows it. Those who have prevously acquired citizenship online may receive a printable version or purchase the original aluminium plate. Cobalt blue background, white font. Pattern of code: PN00XX (PN = Pannonia; two numbers*; vehicle's original country of registration) - Therefore, PN13IT = Pannonia; vehicle number 13; Italy.
Ambulance and medical service (AMB-S) Special plate issued by Poliçe Naționale de Pannonie. In the future, other types of special plates will be designed. Cobalt blue background, white font. Code: two digit number on the left. The red cross symbolises that the vehicle belongs to the ambulance or any other medical service and does not indicate the non-existing "Pannonian Red Cross". Top: AMBULYNÇE DE PANNONIE = Pannonian Ambulance (part of National Police, not yet considered a separate organisation). Bottom: Republic of Pannonia. Note: Since no license plate can be issued with a code such as 01, the vehicle regisered under the number shown in the example would be officially recorded as AMB-01.

Media

Symbol of the AMP

All types of media are controlled by a governmental organisation called Assoçiațion des Média' de Pannonie (Pannonian Media Association, also refered to as AMP). This association is in charge of publications, information published online, the official website and other sites (such as the forum), PTV Pannonia, available TV and radio stations etc.

Collaborative Broadcasting Project

On 23 December 2012 the AMP launched an intermicronational project, named 'Collaborative Broadcasting - Shared Internet TV'.[15] The aim was to establish a small union of Sixth World micronations to manage a shared internet TV station. According to the original plans, the members would share the broadcasting time equally and work together, so that the channel would be live most of the time and all member nations would have their own programmes. Due to the common failure of internet-based micronational television channels, there was a high amount of interest in the project from other micronations. The Collaborative Broadcasting Project was temporarily cancelled by the AMP in January 2012, although there is a possibility of it being revived by another participant or an intermicronational union.

Footnotes

  1. Area code (in bold), followed by two-letter code
  2. National population count of May 2012; results concur with those of the second unofficial census (December 2012)
  3. Residents of the territory who are not involved in micronational life
  4. Relocated from Central Park, Peterborough, UK in April 2013
  5. Relocated from Iskola utca, Hort, Hungary in April 2013
  6. http://www.mlahanas.de/Greece/Cities/Nestorio.html
  7. According to the Resolution of Regional Representation (January 2012)
  8. http://www.pn.neobase.hu/content/mancini-resigns-amp
  9. The Kadmurian Empire was known as the Republic of Kadmuria at the time of the agreement
  10. Either an ambassador or a consul
  11. http://republicoflostisland.com/news/imto_dissolved_after_the_withdrawal_of_lostisland/2012-04-12-187
  12. http://www.fra1.net/news/2011/12/29/oam-council-votes-in-favour-of-disbandment
  13. The National Police of Pannonia may issue 'B-type' license plates with the colour and two-letter code of any Pannonian province. The samples, therefore, do not represent all variations.
  14. Note: by law, the code must be identical to that of the front plate (RES-F).
  15. http://microwiki.org.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=2121

See also


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Republic of Pannonia
(hu/hc)
Culture

Anthem of PannoniaMotto of PannoniaPannonian French


Politics

PresidentAwardsCurrencyConstitutionDeclaration of Territorial Claims


Organisations

Ministēre des᷇ Affeer' Etranjēr'Banqe de PannoniePannonian Airlines


External links

Official websitePTV On-DemandAMP YouTube channelOfficial forum

Provinces

PNSIRMIE.png Sirmie
PNSAVARIE.png Savarie
PNCELIE.png Çélie
PNMATRICE.png Matriçe
PNCERTISSE.png Çertisse
PNSERVINE.png Sérvine
PNILEDETRINITE.png Įle de Trinité
PNSCARBANTIE.png Scarbantie
PNTROYSVILLES.png Troysvilles
PNACUMYNCE.png Acumynçe
PNMARSONIE.png Marsonie
PNYNTRECISE.png Yntreçise
PNARBONE.png Arbone
PNRENE.png Réne