Bruxella

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Sovereign Kingdom of Bruxella
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National flag Royal Coat of Arms
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Motto Si vis pacem, para bellum
Capital Ĉefurbo
Languages
  - Official
  - Unofficial

Esperanto
English
Government
  - Monarch
  - Prime Minister
Unitary monarchy
Lucius IX
Thomas Carter (BLP)
Constitutional Events
 Kingdom united
 House of Paladio
 The Bloody Revolution
 Re-establishment
 
1336
1505
1714
1736
Area
 - Total
 - % water

6,706,987 km²
31.78%
Population
 - Total (2007)

1,632,140,156
GDP (FY2007/08)
  - Total (NSD)
  - GDP/capita (NSD)

$36,691,837,078,465.21
$22,818.31
National animal
  - English name
Aquila bruxali
Bruxellan Eagle
Currency
1 Denarius (Ѐ)
= 100 As (ª)
International abbreviations
  - Sport
  - Government

BRX
BRUX
Naval craft classification
  - Military
  - Civilian

HSMS
BV
Internet TLD .bx
Calling code +279
PDAS rating C

The Sovereign Kingdom of Bruxella is a country on the south-western fringes of the region of Haven, bordering the Axacal Sea. It is primarily composed of the island of Arbo and the continental region of Ananaso - the only part of the country with a land border (shared with Questers) - and many hundreds of smaller islands of varying size.

The Sovereign Kingdom is a parliamentary democracy and a constitutional monarchy organised as a unitary state, with the King as Head of State. It currently only has a PDAS rating of 'C' due primarily to the under-developed state of the economy and current lack of international influence. Bruxella has historically chosen to limit its involvement in external affairs - although foreign travel is a popular amongst citizens, successive governments have shied away from supranational alliances or trade pacts. With the recent land-slide election of the Bruxellan Labour Party under its new, centre-orientated leadership, this process has begun to be reversed.


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