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Heads of state

Monarchs

	Name Reign	Lifespan	Family	Notes
Kingdom of Madora	Miguel I October 11, 1563 – March 7, 1590 (26 years, 148 days)	August 20, 1527 – March 7, 1590	Cotorín
	Philip I March 7, 1590 – January 17, 1626 (6 years, 317 days)
	Miguel II January 17, 1597 – May 18, 1626 (29 years, 122 days)
	Miguel III May 18, 1626 – December 6, 1661 (35 years, 203 days)
	Miguel IV December 6, 1661 – February 23, 1687 (25 years, 80 days)
Madorian Empire (1709–1867)	Philip II February 23, 1687 – June 2, 1709 (22 years, 100 days)		Aarlen
	Francisco I January 20, 1842 – March 19, 1853 (11 years, 59 days)	June 13, 1801 – March 19, 1853 (age 51)	Paravilca
	Francisco II March 19, 1853 – May 9, 1865 (12 years, 52 days)			Son of Francisco I
K. of Madora (1867–73)	Francisco Guillermo May 9, 1865 – October 18, 1873 (8 years, 163 days)	September 21, 1798 – January 3, 1874 (age 75)		Uncle of Francisco II

Presidents

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Elected	Political party	Term of office			Vice President
No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Elected	Political party	Took office	Left office	Time in office	Vice President
President of the Provisional Government of the Republic
1		Martin Villegas (1793–1873)	—
2		Felipe Hernando de Villasante (1811–1885)		Military	December 4, 1873	May 4, 1874	151 days
2		Felipe Hernando de Villasante (1811–1885)		PR	December 4, 1873	May 4, 1874	151 days
3		Luis Edgar Villegas (1821–1887)		PR	May 4, 1874	August 28, 1874	116 days
President of the First Republic
1		Agustin de Lérie (1813–1890)	1874	PRP	August 28, 1874	1876
2		Francisco Jose Cuevas (1802–1887)	1876		1876	March 7, 1880
3		Felipe Hernando de Villasante (1811–1885)	1880 1884		March 7, 1880	August 19, 1885^[a]	5 years, 165 days	Luis Edgar Villegas
4		Agustin de Lérie (1813–1890)	—		August 19, 1885	March 19, 1888	2 years, 213 days
5		Jean-Marie Naudé (1831–1921)	1888	PRC	March 19, 1888	February 14, 1892	3 years, 332 days
6		Eduardo Salvaggio (1855–1912)	1892 1896	PRC	February 14, 1892	September 2, 1897^[b]	5 years, 200 days
7		Jean-Marie Naudé (1831–1921)	— 1898 1902	PRC	September 2, 1897	February 14, 1906	8 years, 165 days
7		Jean-Marie Naudé (1831–1921)	— 1898 1902	USD^[c]	September 2, 1897	February 14, 1906	8 years, 165 days
8		Joaquín Alba (1852–1921)	1906	USD	February 14, 1906	February 14, 1910
		Francisco Suácos			December 11, 1917	May 7, 1926	8 years, 147 days
					May 7, 1926	October 17, 1927	1 year, 163 days
President of the Second Republic
		Javier Elías Aguados (1906–2003)	1964 1969	LC	May 18, 1964	June 21, 1974	10 years, 34 days
		Paulino Marroquín	1974		June 21, 1974	June 21, 1979	5 years, 0 days
		Carlos Arán	1979 1984		June 21, 1979	June 21, 1989	10 years, 0 days

↑ Died in office.
↑ Resigned due to the ?? Affair.
↑ From May 18, 1898, date of creation of the Social Democratic Union.

Prime ministers

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office			Party		Government	Composition	Legislature (Election)	President (Tenure)
No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Took office	Left office	Time in office	Party		Government	Composition	Legislature (Election)	President (Tenure)
1			May 18, 1964	January 22, 1966^[1]	2 years, 249 days						??	Javier Elías Aguados (1964–1974)
2		Carlos Arán (1916–1999)	January 22, 1966	April 14, 1972	6 years, 83 days						??	Javier Elías Aguados (1964–1974)
3		Enrique Morená (born 1985)		Incumbent			La Coalición	Morená I	LC

↑ Died in office from a heart attack.

Provinces

Maps

Etymologies

Aranbún
Arzoá: Ar - local deity, zoá - lake
Atámerano: Esberian for the Athameran Ocean
Chacayo
Comoya
Concuípa
Copanaco: copa - copper, naco - river
Italá: Named after 2nd President of Costa Madora, Commander Alejandro Italá
Jucaya: hucaia - unknown etymology?
Miravalles: mira - view, valles - valleys
Montalvós
Paracuápa
Pototillo: pototo - playful, illó - spring
Río Huerchi: río - river, Huerchi - local major river
Sobracuíba
Taltapiapó: taltapí - endemic tree species, apó - place
Tucúranca
Villasante: Named after 1st President of Costa Madora, General Felipe Hernando de Villasante

Population

Population of Costa Madora (2022): 63,432,897

Aranbún
Arzoá
Atámerano
Chacayo
Comoya
Concuípa
Copanaco
Italá
Jucaya
Miravalles
Montalvós
Paracuápa
Pototillo
Río Huerchi
Sobracuíba
Taltapiapó
Tucúranca
Villasante

Area

Aranbún
Arzoá
Atámerano
Chacayo
Comoya
Concuípa
Copanaco
Italá
Jucaya
Miravalles
Montalvós
Paracuápa
Pototillo
Río Huerchi
Sobracuíba
Taltapiapó
Tucúranca
Villasante

Cities

Copanaco

Copanaco
Filipópolis
Reconrané, largest city
San Pabaré, capital

Miravalles

Cotorín, capital and largest city

Pototillo

Botuguá, 2nd largest city
Encunción, capital and largest city

Villasante

Chobún, capital

Territories

Baarderburen

Prinsenhaven, capital
Willemstad, largest city

Djamboela

Ilhas Madalena

Islas Aláceas

Marcayagua

Saint-Lucien

San Íreo

Timeline

17??–1821, Kingdom of Madora
1819–1822, Madorian Civil War
1822–1865, First Republic
1865–1907, Kingdom of Madora
1907–1964, Second Republic
1964–present, Third Republic

Military

Armorial

Madorian Armed Forces
Madorian Defense Staff

Ranks

Rank group	General/flag officers				Senior officers		Junior officers			Officer cadet
Madorian Army	General de ejército	Teniente general	General de división	General de brigada	Coronel	Comandante	Capitán	Teniente	Subteniente	Cadete
Madorian Navy	Almirante	Vicealmirante	Contraalmirante	Comodoro	Capitán	Comandante	Teniente	Subteniente	Alférez	Cadete
Madorian Air and Space Force