Voivodeship of Magna Græcia

Magna Græcia Voivodato di Magna Grecia (Italian) Βοεβοδάτον τῆς Μεγάλης Γραικίας (Hellenic) PALĀTĪNĀTVS MAGNÆ GRÆCIÆ (Neoclassical Latin) et al.
Voivodeship
Βοεβοδάτον τῆς Μεγάλης Γραικίας transcription(s)
• Romanisation	Voevoðáton tī̃s Meğálīs Ğrekías
Παλαϊνάτο τῆς Μάλη Γκρικ́ία transcription(s)
• Romanisation	Palainàto tĩs Màli Gricìa
Flag Coat of arms
Mottoes:  Italian: Grande [è] il potere del mare Hellenic: Μέγα τὸ τῆς θαλάσσης κράτος Neoclassical Latin: MAGNA POTENTIA MARIS [EST] Neapolitan: Granne [è] ’o pute’ d"o mare Sicilian: [G]ranni [jèni] u putiri dû mari Griko, Greko: Μάλη ποτεστά τῆς θάλασσα (Màli potestà tìs tàlassa) (Great is the might of the sea)
Anthem: "Tarantella Napoletana"
Coordinates: 43°06ʼ40.1"N 12°23ʼ18.8"E
Micronation	Græcia
Established	1 March 2021 AD
Founded by	Quintus De Vitaliis
Named for	Magna Græcia
Seat	Vīlla Vmbriæ, Perusia
Boroughs	List of Boroughs Perusia (TBD)
Government
• Voivode	(TBD)
Demonyms	Magnogreco (m.), Magnogreca (f.) Κατωιταλιώτης (m.), Κατωιταλιώτισσα (f.) Ītaliōtēs (m.), Ītaliōtissa (f.)
Languages
• Official	Italian Hellenic Neoclassical Latin Neapolitan Sicilian Griko Greko Græcian
• Minority	Arbëresh, Barese, Faetar, Occitan, Salentino, Tarantino, Umbrian, Vivaro-Alpine
• Immigrant	Albanian, Arabic
Time zone	UTC+01:15 (Græcian Western Time)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+02:15 (Græcian Western Summer Time)
Postal code of Perusia	06100
Postal code of (TBD)	(TBD)
Area code	+39
Vehicle registration	PE (TBD)

The Voivodeship of Magna Græcia is one of the five voivodeships of Græcia, the top-level administrative divisions of the micronation. It was formed in March 2021 AD. As of 2022 AD, it consists of one borough located in Perugia, Umbria, Italy.

Names

The voivodeship was named after the south Italian region where the ancient Hellenic states had founded their colonies.

Officially, it is known as:

• Voivodato di Magna Grecia (Italian)
  • Pronunciation: [vɔ.i.voˈda.to di ˈmaɲ.ɲa ˈɡrɛ.t͡ʃa]
• Βοεβοδάτον τῆς Μεγάλης Γραικίας (Hellenic)
  • Romanisation: Voevoðáton tī̃s Meğálīs Ğrekías
    Pronunciation: [voevoˈðaton tis mɛˈɣa.lis ɣrɛˈci.as]
• PALĀTĪNĀTVS MAGNÆ GRÆCIÆ (Neoclassical Latin)
  • Pronunciation: [päɫ̪äːt̪iːˈnäːt̪ʊs̠ ˈmäŋnäe̯ ˈɡräe̯kiäe̯]
• Voivodato 'e Magna Grecia (Neapolitan)
  • Pronunciation: [voj.voˈdɑːtə e ˈmɑːɲə ˈgrɛːt͡ʃə]
• Voivodatu di Magna Grecia (Sicilian)
  • Pronunciation: [vɔj.vɔˈda.tʊ dɪ ˈma.ɲa ˈgrɛʃa]
• Παλαϊνάτο τῆς Μάλη Γκρικ́ία (Griko, Greko)
  • Romanisation: Palainàto tĩs Màli Gricìa
    Pronunciation: [pa.la.iˈna.to tis ˈma.li ɣriˈ(t)ʃi.a]
• 𐌇𐌀𐌌 𐌝𐌊𐌄𐌓𐌇 𐌇𐌄𐌌 𐌞𐌄𐌍𐌈𐌝𐌓𐌐𐌄𐌞𐌋𐌋𐌄𐌁 (Græcian)
  • Romanisation: BELLUEPRⱵÐNEU MEH HREKⱵ MAH
    Pronunciation: [bel.lɔ.e.prəðˈne.ɔ mex ɣrekə max]

In the recognised and protected minority languages, the voivodeship is known as:

• Qarku 'e Greqisë së Madhe (Arbëresh)
  • Pronunciation: [ˈkʲar.ku e ˈɣre.kʲi.sə sɯ ˈma.ðe]
• Voivodato de Magna Grecia (Barese)
  • Pronunciation: [voj.voˈdɑːtə də ˈmɑːɲə ˈgrɛːt͡ʃə]
• Voïvodat de Grant(a) Grèça (Faetar)
  • Pronunciation: [vɔj.vɔ.da də grˈɑ̃.t(a) ˈgrɛ.sa]
• Voivodat de Granda Grècia (Occitan)
  • Pronunciation: [βuj.βuˈðat de ˈgran.da ˈgrɛ.si.a]
• Voivodatu di Magna Gṛecìa (Salentino)
  • Pronunciation: [vɔj.vɔˈda.tʊ dɪ ˈma.ɲa gɽɛˈʃi.a]
• Voivodate de Magne Grecie (Tarantino)
  • Pronunciation: [voj.voˈdɑːtə də ˈmɑːɲə ˈgrɛːʃə]
• Voivodàto di Màgna Grècia (Umbrian)
  • Pronunciation: [voj.voˈda.to di ˈmaɲ.ɲa ˈɡrɛ.ʃːa]
• Voivodà de Granda Grècia (Vivaro-Alpine)
  • Pronunciation: [buj.buˈda de ˈgran.da ˈgrɛ.si.a]

For the sake of brevity, the voivodeship is referred to as Magna Græcia (Italian: Magna Grecia [ˈmaɲ.ɲa ˈɡrɛ.t͡ʃa]; Hellenic: Μεγἀλη Γραικία, romanised: Meğálī Ğrekía [mɛˈɣa.li ɣrɛˈci.a]; Neoclassical Latin: MAGNA GRÆCIA [ˈmäŋnä ˈɡräe̯kiä]; Neapolitan: Magna Grecia [ˈmɑːɲə ˈgrɛːt͡ʃə]; Sicilian: Magna Grecia [ˈma.ɲa ˈgrɛʃa]; Italiot Greek: Μάλη Γκρικ́ία, romanised: Màli Gricìa [ˈma.li ɣriˈ(t)ʃi.a]; Græcian 𐌇𐌀𐌌 𐌝𐌊𐌄𐌓𐌇, romanised: HREK MAH [ɣrek max]; Arbëresh: Greqia e Madhe [ˈɣre.kʲi.a e ˈma.ðe]; Barese: Magn Grecia [ˈmɑːɲə ˈgrɛːt͡ʃə]; Faetar: Grant(a) Grèça [grˈɑ̃.t(a) ˈgrɛ.sa]; Occitan: Granda Grècia [ˈgran.da ˈgrɛ.si.a]; Salentino: Magna Gṛecìa [ˈma.ɲa gɽɛˈʃi.a]; Tarantino: Magne Grecie [ˈmɑːɲə ˈgrɛːʃə]; Umbrian: Màgna Grècia [ˈmaɲ.ɲa ˈɡrɛ.ʃːa]; Vivaro-Alpine: Granda Grècia [ˈgran.da ˈgrɛ.si.a]).

History

The Voivodeship was formed on 1 March 2021 AD, following the rapid expansion of Græcia to three macronations, outside of Hellas.

Subdivisions

The Voivodeship is subdivided into two boroughs, one existing and one currently planned:

Borough	Area (km²)	Area of influence (km²)	Administrative seat	District(s)
Perusia	0,00015 (150 m²)	449,92	Vīlla Vmbriæ, Via del Cambio	n/a
(TBD)	TBD	TBD	(TBD)	n/a

Government

Current Voivode: TBD
The voivodeship assembly is composed of 5 counselors (10 planned), organised as follows:

• Perusia representatives - 5
• (TBD) representatives - 5

Economy

The Voivodeship depends on both local consumption and tourism. The borough of Perusia produces services such as lodging, food, etc.

Geography

Perusia is located entirely within Perugia, Umbria, Italy, with an area of influence covering both the urban and rural area that is called "Perugia". The planned borough will most likely be located in South Italy.

Demographics

Population

Borough	District	Population (2022)	Citizens (2022)	Other subjects (2022)
Perusia	n/a	168.066	2	168.064
(TBD)	n/a	0	0	0

Religion

The vast majority of the people living in the Voivodeship are Catholic Christians (99%), while the rest are atheists and muslims. The patron saint of the voivodeship is Saint Lucia of Syracuse, whose feast is celebrated on 13 December.

Language

The official languages of the Voivodeship are Italian, Hellenic, Neoclassical Latin, Neapolitan, Sicilian, Griko, Greko, and Græcian — all of which are used for official documents, as well as everyday things. There are minorities of people who speak and/or write in Arbëresh, Barese, Faetar, Occitan, Salentino, Tarantino, Umbrian, and Vivaro-Alpine. Therefore, the aforementioned languages and (sub)dialects are recognised as minority languages within the voivodeship. Although not recognised, there are two spoken immigrant languages, Albanian and Arabic.