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'''Caithia''' ({{wp|Cumbric|Caithian}}: ''Ynys Cyth'', {{wp|Irish language|Ghaillish}}: ''Cait''), officially the '''Mormaerdom of Caithia''' ({{wp|Cumbric|Caithian}}: ''Tir Ynys Cyth'', {{wp|Irish language|Ghaillish}}: ''Mormaerdha na Cait'') is an {{wp|autonomy|autonomous county}} within the [[Glytter|Kingdom of Glytter]], located in northern [[Euclea]]. The islands host 46,128 residents, the majority of which belong to the minor [[Caithian people|Caithian]] culture. {{wp|Irish language|Ghaillish}} and the native {{wp|Cumbric|Caithian}} hold the status of co-official languages on the islands.
'''Caithia''' ({{wp|Cumbric|Caithian}}: ''Ynys Cyth'', {{wp|Irish language|Ghaillish}}: ''Cait''), officially the '''Mormaerdom of Caithia''' ({{wp|Cumbric|Caithian}}: ''Tir Ynys Cyth'', {{wp|Irish language|Ghaillish}}: ''Mormaerdha na Cait'') is an {{wp|autonomy|autonomous county}} within the [[Glytter|Kingdom of Glytter]], located in northern [[Euclea]]. The islands host 46,128 residents, the majority of which are the [[Caithian people]]. {{wp|Irish language|Ghaillish}} and the native {{wp|Cumbric|Caithian}} hold the status of co-official languages on the islands.


Evidence of human activity on the islands dates back to the 7000s BCE, with {{wp|Celts|Tenic}} influence beginning in the 200s BCE. The Caithians diverged from the [[Ghailles]], becoming the sole members of the {{wp|Brittonic_languages|Caithian branch}} of Insular Tenic. The islands were feared by ancient Euclean navigators, known for their screaming woad-wearing tribesmen. Starting in the 1200s CE, the {{wp|Normans|Verique}} who had established themselves as the lords of Glytter sent expeditions to claim the small islands for the Crown. It was subsumed into the Ghaillish realm, and largely operated as a normal county, with its lord known as the Mormaer.
Evidence of human activity on the islands dates back to the 7000s BCE, with {{wp|Celts|Tenic}} influence beginning in the 200s BCE. The Caithians diverged from the [[Ghailles]], becoming the sole members of the {{wp|Brittonic_languages|Caithian branch}} of Insular Tenic. The islands were feared by ancient Euclean navigators, known for their screaming woad-wearing tribesmen. Starting in the 1200s CE, the {{wp|Normans|Verique}} who had established themselves as the lords of Glytter sent expeditions to claim the islands for the Crown. It was subsumed into the Ghaillish realm, and largely operated as a normal county, with its lord known as the Mormaer.


In 1678, the Verique dynasty of the islands died out, and [[Monarchy of Glytter|Queen]] [[Fiona VII of Glytter|Fiona VII]] came into possession of the islands, turning it into royal domain. A summer-and-lake-house was constructed on the islands as an additional royal residence. Throughout the late 1800s, as nationalism arose across Euclea, a Caithian national identity emerged. In 1978, after protests across the island, Caithia was granted limited autonomy from the Ghaillish Crown in the [[Caithian Home Rule Bill]]. The level of autonomy granted has been gradually increasing over the years, but still a stark split exists between unionist and separatist factions on the islands.
In 1678, the Verique dynasty of the islands died out, and [[Monarchy of Glytter|Queen]] [[Fiona VII of Glytter|Fiona VII]] came into possession of the islands, turning it into royal domain. A summer-and-lake-house was constructed on the islands as an additional royal residence. Throughout the late 1800s, as nationalism arose across Euclea, a Caithian national identity emerged. In 1978, after pro-independence protests erupted across the island, Caithia was granted limited autonomy from the Ghaillish Crown in the [[Caithian Home Rule Bill]]. The level of autonomy experienced by Caithia has been gradually increasing over the years, but a stark divide exists between unionist and separatist factions on the islands.


The fishing and oil industries are major employers on the islands, together providing 21% of GNP, alongside the Ghaillish [[Cabinet of Glytter|Ministry of Defence]]. Caithia has adopted the same government system as Glytter. The head of state is [[Monarchy of Glytter|Mormaer]] [[Kenneth IV]], represented by [[Governor of Caithia|Governor]] [[Órla Ní Fhlannagáin]], while [[Chief Minister of Caithia|Chief Minister]] [[Duane ap Drummond]] acts as the head of government, commanding a majority in the [[Assembly of Caithia|Cynulliad]].
The fishing and oil industries are major employers on the islands, together providing 21% of GNP, while the Ghaillish [[Cabinet of Glytter|Ministry of Defence]] contributes a further 11%. Caithia exists under the same administration as Glytter, and is considered an autonomous county within the Kingdom. The head of state is [[Monarchy of Glytter|Mormaer]] [[Kenneth IV]], represented by [[Governor of Caithia|Governor]] [[Órla Ní Fhlannagáin]], while [[Chief Minister of Caithia|Chief Minister]] [[Duane ap Drummond]] acts as the head of government, commanding a majority in the [[Assembly of Caithia|Cynulliad]].


==History==
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Following the introduction of home rule through devolution, the Caithian government has gained ascendancy, holding limited {{wp|executive power}} in local affairs. [[Kenneth IV]], [[Monarchy of Glytter|King of Glytter]], acts as the head of state through his role as the [[Monarchy of Glytter|Mormaer of Caithia]]. In the islands themselves, he is represented by [[Órla Ní Fhlannagáin]], the [[Governor of Caithia]]. The role of head of government and most executive power lies however with the [[Chief Minister of Caithia|Chief Minister]], who alongside the 32-member [[Assembly of Caithia|Cynulliad]] can exercise limited legislative power.
Following the introduction of home rule through devolution, the Caithian government has gained limited {{wp|executive power}} over local affairs. [[Kenneth IV]], [[Monarchy of Glytter|King of Glytter]], acts as head of state through his role as the [[Monarchy of Glytter|Mormaer of Caithia]]. In the islands themselves, he is represented by [[Órla Ní Fhlannagáin]], the [[Governor of Caithia]]. The role of head of government and most executive power resides with the [[Chief Minister of Caithia|Chief Minister]], who alongside the 32-member [[Assembly of Caithia|Cynulliad]] can exercise limited legislative power.


===Political parties===
===Political parties===
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! Affiliation
! Affiliation
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| [[File:forward logo.png|50px]]
! style="background-color:#FFAD8F"|
! style="background-color:#D25469"|
| [[Forward]]<br><small>Ymlaen<br>Ar Aghaidh</small>
| [[Forward]]<br><small>Ymlaen<br>Ar Aghaidh</small>
| [[File:Official portrait of Owen Smith crop 2.jpg|60px]]
| [[File:Official portrait of Owen Smith crop 2.jpg|60px]]
| [[Duane ap Drummond]]
| [[Duane ap Drummond]]
| {{Infobox political party/seats|9|32|hex=#FFAD8F}}
| {{Infobox political party/seats|9|32|hex=#D25469}}
| {{wp|Social democracy}}<br>{{wp|Autonomy|Caithian autonomy}}
| {{wp|Social democracy}}<br>{{wp|Autonomy|Caithian autonomy}}
|
|
|-
|-
|  
| [[File:homeland logo.png|50px]]
! style="background-color:#743636"|
! style="background-color:#FFBF00"|
| [[Homeland (Caithia)|Homeland]]<br><small>Mamwlad<br>Baile Dúchais</small>
| [[Homeland (Caithia)|Homeland]]<br><small>Mamwlad<br>Baile Dúchais</small>
| [[File:Gerry Adams - 26370225138.jpg|60px]]
| [[File:Gerry Adams - 26370225138.jpg|60px]]
| [[Eirwyn ap Gwyn]]
| [[Eirwyn ap Gwyn]]
| {{Infobox political party/seats|7|32|hex=#743636}}
| {{Infobox political party/seats|7|32|hex=#FFBF00}}
| {{wp|Democratic socialism}}<br>{{wp|Left nationalism}}<br>{{wp|Separatism|Caithian separatism}}
| {{wp|Democratic socialism}}<br>{{wp|Left nationalism}}<br>{{wp|Separatism|Caithian separatism}}
|  
|  
|-
|-
|  
| [[File:Trawlers_Interest_logo.png|50px]]
! style="background-color:#009644"|
! style="background-color:#009644"|
| [[Trawlers' Interest Party|Trawlers' Interest]]<br><small>Diddordeb Dreillong<br>Ús Trawlaí</small>
| [[Trawlers' Interest Party|Trawlers' Interest]]<br><small>Diddordeb Dreillong<br>Ús Trawlaí</small>
| [[File:Official portrait of Simon Hart crop 2.jpg|60px]]
| [[File:Official portrait of Simon Hart crop 2.jpg|60px]]
| [[Ieuan ap Dafyd]]
| [[Ieuan ap Dafyd]]
| {{Infobox political party/seats|7|32|hex=#009644}}
| {{Infobox political party/seats|6|32|hex=#009644}}
| {{wp|Centrism}}<br>{{wp|Agrarianism}}<br>{{wp|Unionism|Glytteronian unionism}}
| {{wp|Centrism}}<br>{{wp|Agrarianism}}<br>{{wp|Unionism|Glytteronian unionism}}
| [[Centre Party (Glytter)|Centre]]
| [[Centre Party (Glytter)|Centre]]
|-
|-
|  
| [[File:Glytter_Social_Democrats_Logo.png|50px]]
! style="background-color:#EE2020"|
! style="background-color:#DA172F"|
| [[Social Democrats in Caithia]]<br><small>Democratiaid Cymdeithasol<br>Daonlathaithe Sóisialta</small>
| [[Social Democrats in Caithia]]<br><small>Democratiaid Cymdeithasol<br>Daonlathaithe Sóisialta</small>
| [[File:Official portrait of Carolyn Harris crop 2.jpg|60px]]
| [[File:Official portrait of Carolyn Harris crop 2.jpg|60px]]
| [[Aoife Nic Dhiarmaid]]
| [[Aoife Nic Dhiarmaid]]
| {{Infobox political party/seats|4|32|hex=#EE2020}}
| {{Infobox political party/seats|4|32|hex=#DA172F}}
| {{wp|Social democracy}}<br>{{wp|Unionism|Glytteronian unionism}}
| {{wp|Social democracy}}<br>{{wp|Unionism|Glytteronian unionism}}
| [[Social Democratic Party (Glytter)|Social Democrats]]
| [[Social Democratic Party (Glytter)|Social Democrats]]
|-
|-
|  
| [[File:Liberty_&_Justice_logo.png|50px]]
! style="background-color:Purple"|
! style="background-color:Purple"|
| [[Liberty and Justice Party|Liberty and Justice]]<br><small>Rhyddid a Chyfiawnder<br>Saoirse agus Ceartas</small>
| [[Liberty and Justice Party|Liberty and Justice]]<br><small>Rhyddid a Chyfiawnder<br>Saoirse agus Ceartas</small>
| [[File:Official portrait of Stephen Kinnock crop 2.jpg|60px]]
| [[File:Official portrait of Stephen Kinnock crop 2.jpg|60px]]
| [[Carwyn ap Gruffudd]]
| [[Carwyn ap Gruffudd]]
| {{Infobox political party/seats|3|32|hex=Purple}}
| {{Infobox political party/seats|4|32|hex=Purple}}
| {{wp|Libertarianism}}<br>{{wp|Unionism|Glytteronian unionism}}
| {{wp|Libertarianism}}<br>{{wp|Unionism|Glytteronian unionism}}
| [[Liberty Party (Glytter)|Liberty]]
| [[Liberty Party (Glytter)|Liberty]]


|-
|-
|  
| [[File:Caithian Pride logo.png|50px]]
! style="background-color:#11A492"|
! style="background-color:#2e2e30"|
| [[Caithian Pride Party|Caithian Pride]]<br><small>Balchder Cyth<br>Bród na Cait</small>
| [[Caithian Pride Party|Caithian Pride]]<br><small>Balchder Cyth<br>Bród na Cait</small>
| [[File:Official portrait of Jonathan Edwards crop 2.jpg|60px]]
| [[File:Official portrait of Jonathan Edwards crop 2.jpg|60px]]
| [[Meredudd ap Pennant]]
| [[Meredudd ap Pennant]]
| {{Infobox political party/seats|1|32|hex=#11A492}}
| {{Infobox political party/seats|1|32|hex=#2e2e30}}
| {{wp|Conservatism}}<br>{{wp|Nationalism|Caithian ethno-nationalism}}<br>{{wp|Separatism|Caithian separatism}}
| {{wp|Conservatism}}<br>{{wp|Nationalism|Caithian ethno-nationalism}}<br>{{wp|Separatism|Caithian separatism}}
|  
|  
|-
|-
|  
| [[File:26 movement logo.png|50px]]
! style="background-color:#9C2DA8"|
! style="background-color:#13418c"|
| [[26 Movement]]<br><small>26 Symudiad<br>26 Gluaiseacht</small>
| [[26 Movement]]<br><small>26 Symudiad<br>26 Gluaiseacht</small>
| [[File:Official portrait of Mr David Jones crop 2.jpg|60px]]
| [[File:Official portrait of Mr David Jones crop 2.jpg|60px]]
| [[Mícheál Ó Faoláin]]
| [[Mícheál Ó Faoláin]]
| {{Infobox political party/seats|1|32|hex=#9C2DA8}}
| {{Infobox political party/seats|1|32|hex=#13418c}}
| {{wp|Conservatism}}<br>{{wp|Unionism|Glytteronian unionism}}
| {{wp|Conservatism}}<br>{{wp|Unionism|Glytteronian unionism}}
| [[National Party (Glytter)|National Party]]
| [[National Party (Glytter)|National Party]]

Revision as of 20:58, 7 June 2019

Mormaerdom of Caithia

Tir Ynys Cyth (Caithian)
Mormaerdha na Cait (Ghaillish)
Flag of Caithia
Flag
Coat of arms of Caithia
Coat of arms
Motto: "Ein Ynysoedd, Diogelu"
"Our Islands, Defend"
Royal anthem: An Rí Márta
"The King's March"
Capital
and largest settlement
Loidis
Official languagesGhaillish
Caithian
Ethnic groups
74% Caithian
22% Ghaillish
5% other
Religion
Church in Caithia
Demonym(s)Caithian
GovernmentDevolved government within a parliamentary constitutional monarchy
• Mormaer
Kenneth IV
• Governor
Órla Ní Fhlannagáin
Duane ap Drummond
LegislatureCynulliad
Autonomy 
• First Tenic settlement
200s BCE
• Arrival of the Verique
1200s CE
• Autonomy granted
11 June 1978
Population
• 2018 estimate
46,128
GDP (PPP)2017 estimate
• Total
$0.9 billion
• Per capita
$20,192
CurrencyEuclo (EUC (€))
Time zoneEuclean Standard Time
Date formatdd-mm-yy
Driving sideright
Calling code+66
Internet TLD.gl

Caithia (Caithian: Ynys Cyth, Ghaillish: Cait), officially the Mormaerdom of Caithia (Caithian: Tir Ynys Cyth, Ghaillish: Mormaerdha na Cait) is an autonomous county within the Kingdom of Glytter, located in northern Euclea. The islands host 46,128 residents, the majority of which are the Caithian people. Ghaillish and the native Caithian hold the status of co-official languages on the islands.

Evidence of human activity on the islands dates back to the 7000s BCE, with Tenic influence beginning in the 200s BCE. The Caithians diverged from the Ghailles, becoming the sole members of the Caithian branch of Insular Tenic. The islands were feared by ancient Euclean navigators, known for their screaming woad-wearing tribesmen. Starting in the 1200s CE, the Verique who had established themselves as the lords of Glytter sent expeditions to claim the islands for the Crown. It was subsumed into the Ghaillish realm, and largely operated as a normal county, with its lord known as the Mormaer.

In 1678, the Verique dynasty of the islands died out, and Queen Fiona VII came into possession of the islands, turning it into royal domain. A summer-and-lake-house was constructed on the islands as an additional royal residence. Throughout the late 1800s, as nationalism arose across Euclea, a Caithian national identity emerged. In 1978, after pro-independence protests erupted across the island, Caithia was granted limited autonomy from the Ghaillish Crown in the Caithian Home Rule Bill. The level of autonomy experienced by Caithia has been gradually increasing over the years, but a stark divide exists between unionist and separatist factions on the islands.

The fishing and oil industries are major employers on the islands, together providing 21% of GNP, while the Ghaillish Ministry of Defence contributes a further 11%. Caithia exists under the same administration as Glytter, and is considered an autonomous county within the Kingdom. The head of state is Mormaer Kenneth IV, represented by Governor Órla Ní Fhlannagáin, while Chief Minister Duane ap Drummond acts as the head of government, commanding a majority in the Cynulliad.

History

Early and pre-Ghaillish history

Arrival of the Verique and Glytteronian Caithia

Modern history and devolution

Geography

Climate

Fauna and flora

Politics and government

Kenneth IV,
Mormaer since 2010
Órla Ní Fhlannagáin,
Governor since 1997
Duane ap Drummond,
Chief Minister since 2014

Following the introduction of home rule through devolution, the Caithian government has gained limited executive power over local affairs. Kenneth IV, King of Glytter, acts as head of state through his role as the Mormaer of Caithia. In the islands themselves, he is represented by Órla Ní Fhlannagáin, the Governor of Caithia. The role of head of government and most executive power resides with the Chief Minister, who alongside the 32-member Cynulliad can exercise limited legislative power.

Political parties

Logo Party Leader Seats in the Cynulliad Ideology Affiliation
Forward logo.png Forward
Ymlaen
Ar Aghaidh 		Official portrait of Owen Smith crop 2.jpg Duane ap Drummond
9 / 32
 Social democracy
Caithian autonomy
Homeland logo.png Homeland
Mamwlad
Baile Dúchais 		Gerry Adams - 26370225138.jpg Eirwyn ap Gwyn
7 / 32
 Democratic socialism
Left nationalism
Caithian separatism
Trawlers Interest logo.png Trawlers' Interest
Diddordeb Dreillong
Ús Trawlaí 		Official portrait of Simon Hart crop 2.jpg Ieuan ap Dafyd
6 / 32
 Centrism
Agrarianism
Glytteronian unionism 		Centre
Glytter Social Democrats Logo.png Social Democrats in Caithia
Democratiaid Cymdeithasol
Daonlathaithe Sóisialta 		Official portrait of Carolyn Harris crop 2.jpg Aoife Nic Dhiarmaid
4 / 32
 Social democracy
Glytteronian unionism 		Social Democrats
Liberty & Justice logo.png Liberty and Justice
Rhyddid a Chyfiawnder
Saoirse agus Ceartas 		Official portrait of Stephen Kinnock crop 2.jpg Carwyn ap Gruffudd
4 / 32
 Libertarianism
Glytteronian unionism 		Liberty
Caithian Pride logo.png Caithian Pride
Balchder Cyth
Bród na Cait 		Official portrait of Jonathan Edwards crop 2.jpg Meredudd ap Pennant
1 / 32
 Conservatism
Caithian ethno-nationalism
Caithian separatism
26 movement logo.png 26 Movement
26 Symudiad
26 Gluaiseacht 		Official portrait of Mr David Jones crop 2.jpg Mícheál Ó Faoláin
1 / 32
 Conservatism
Glytteronian unionism 		National Party

Administrative divisions

Relationship with Glytter

Relationship with the Euclean Community

Demographics

Language

Religion

Economy

Culture

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