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| National motto: Pro Regina quod terra | |||
| National anthem: God Save The Queen | |||
Great Britain and Ireland | |||
| Region | Great Britain and Ireland | ||
| Capital | Londinium | ||
| Largest City | Kensington | ||
| Population | 347 million | ||
| Suffrage | All members | ||
| Official Language(s) | British English, Arabic | ||
| Government Her Majesty the Queen
The Right Honourable Prime Minister and First Lord |
Constitutional Monarchy Hemali I James al-Malik | ||
| Fully independent, member of the GB&I Empire Independence from the Empire of South Albion Joining the GB&I Empire |
1321 1876 | ||
| ISO Nation Code | BL | ||
| Currency | Pound Sterling (GBP)
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| Time Zone | 0 | ||
| • Summer (DST) | 1 | ||
| Internet TLD | .bl.uk | ||
| Calling Code | +42
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| National Symbols • Sport • Animal • Fruit • Flower |
football domo-kun pineapple rose | ||
| UN Status | UN member | ||
| Info: NationStates NSEconomy Pipian NS Tracker XML | |||
The Commonwealth of British Londinium, Arabic, ثحع ضهممهنشعالتح هف پريتيسح ❊هندينيوم, is an advanced constitutional monarchy in Great Britain and Ireland.
Contents
History
The history of British Londinium is long and colourful, and can be split into five periods: the Era of Tyranny, the War of Sovereignty, the Anarchy, the Age of Enlightenment, and the New Commonwealth.
Era of Tyranny
British Londinium had long prospered quietly and peacefully along the coast of the British Isles. In 1129, scouts from the Empire of South Albion first discovered British Londinium. This militaristic country quickly dispatched thousands of elite men-at-arms; they rapidly seized the cities of Westminster, Lundenwic, and Kensington. The capital, Londinium, fell soon after. King Djoser, ruler of South Albion, was not kind to British Londinium - their people brutally opressed, their women exported to South Albion as sexual slaves, and their children arbitrarily executed. The rich and vibrant culture of British Londinium was smothered by South Albion's rule.
War of Sovereignty
The Anarchy
Age of Enlightenment
New Commonwealth
However, decay began to set in the government. By early 2004, the bureaucracy of the Republic of British Londinium was so bad, it took 12.46 years for the paperwork for a driver's licence to be approved. In 2005, a new prime minister was elected, James al-Malik. al-Malik redrafted the constitution, to make a country in which all citizens would be equal, the economy would be strong, the people's rights would blossom, and the government would be transparent. This redraft was approved by a landslide in Parliament, and came in force in 2006.
Geography
British Londinium once was an environmentally stunning nation. In recent years, however, the urbanisation of the people, development of miniaturised farms, and the industrialisation of the economy, has resulted in the entire country turning entirely citified, in effect becoming one giant megalopolis.
Government of British Londinium
List of Provinces (In order of population size)
- Kensington
- Londinium
- Lundenwic
- Westminster
- Greenwich
- Devon
- Sussex
- Islington
- Glasgow
- Sutton
- Dorset
- HMNB Devonport
- HMNB Portsmouth
- RAF Northolt
- RAF Waddington
- ABL Worchester
Cabinet members
- Chancellor of the Exchequer - The Right Honourable Ajeet Forbeson, MP
- Minister for the Home Office - The Right Honourable Tejas Yuhjijad, MP
- Minister for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs- The Right Honourable Kelsey Birhanu, MP
- Lord Chancellor - Lord Andrew Swan of Cornwall
- Minister for Defence - The Right Honourable Chloe Lawashivi, MP
- Minister for Health - The Right Honourable Doctor Elizabeth Nordström, MP
- Minister for Transport - The Right Honourable Tommy Azunawa, MP
- Minister for Culture, Media, and Sport - The Right Honourable Daniel Yáñez, MP
- Minister for Education and Skills - The Right Honourable Amy Cronides, MP
- Minister for the Cabinet Office - Lord Aroon Zeldenthuis of Bedfordshire
- Minister for Trade and Industry - The Right Honourable Billy Fabbri, MP
- Minister for Environment and Food - The Right Honourable Koslow Fitzscott, MP
- Minister for International Development - The Right Honourable Chase O'Dubhda, MP
- Minister for Work and Pensions - The Right Honourable Jack Tussenvoegsel, MP
- Minister for Communities and Local Government - The Right Honourable Jöhánn Rotmænsen
Composition of the Current Parliament
The Labour Party holds 238 seats in Parliament (36%). The Conservative Party holds 116 seats (18%) The Federalist Party holds 103 seats (16%). The Pirate Party holds 71 seats (11%). The Official Monster Raving Loony Party holds 58 seats (9%). The Libertarian Party holds 25 seats (4%). The Islamic Party, the Fancy Dress Party, and the Democratic People's Party each hold 12 seats (2% each).
