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==Heads of state==
==Heads of state==
===Monarchs (1563–1909)===
===Monarchs (1713–1909)===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; width:100%;"
|-
|+
! Name<br>Reign
! Name
! Portrait
! Portrait
! Arms
! Reign
! Lifespan
! Succession
! Marriage(s)
! Family
! Family
! Notes
! Life details
|-
|-
! colspan="6" | Kingdom of Madora (1563–1706)
| [[Miguel I of Madora|Michael I]]<br><small>''Miguel I''</small>
| [[File:Friedrich August der Starke von Polen.jpg|100px]]
| March 30, 1713 – August 27, 1744<br><small>({{Age in years, months and days|1713|03|30|1744|08|27}})</small>
| Founder of the House of Cotorín
|
| rowspan="10" | [[House of Cotorín|Cotorín]]
| March 19, 1685 – August 27, 1744<br><small>(aged 59)</small>
|-
|-
| [[Miguel I of Madora|Miguel I]]<br>October 11, 1563<br/>–<br/>March 7, 1590<br>(''{{ayd|October 11, 1563|March 7, 1590|duration=yes}}'')
| [[Miguel II of Madora|Michael II]]<br><small>''Miguel II''</small>
| [[File:Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor.jpg|100px]]
| [[File:Johann George Chevalier de Saxe.jpg|100px]]
|
| August 27, 1744 – 1756<br><small>({{Age in years, months and days|1744|08|27|1756|01|01}}
| August 20, 1527<br/>–<br/>March 7, 1590
| Son of Miguel I
| Cotorín
|  
|  
| October 23, 1704 – October 18, 1772<br><small>(aged 67)</small>
|-
|-
! colspan="6" | Madorian Empire (1706–1855)
| [[Luis I of Madora|Louis I]]<br><small>''Luis I''</small>
|-
| [[File:Louis de Silvestre - Portret Henryka Brühla.jpg|100px]]
| [[Philip II of Madora|Philip II]]<br>June 2, 1706<br/>–<br/>June 11, 1723<br>(''{{ayd|June 2, 1706|June 11, 1723|duration=yes}}'')
| 1756 – July 5, 1765<br><small>({{Age in years, months and days|1756|01|01|1765|07|05}}
| [[File:James Butler, 1st Duke of Ormonde by William Wissing.jpg|100px]]
| Son of Miguel I
|  
|  
| rowspan="2" | Aarlen
|  
|  
| April 13, 1709
|-
|-
| [[Louis I of Madora|Louis I]]<br>June 11, 1723<br/>–<br/>January 24, 1724<br>(''{{ayd|June 11, 1723|January 24, 1724|duration=yes}}'')
| [[Filipó I of Madora|Filipó I]]
| [[File:Luis I, príncipe de Asturias2.jpg|100px]]
| [[File:Charles VII, Holy Roman Emperor.PNG|100px]]
|
| July 5, 1765 – February 12, 1798<br><small>({{Age in years, months and days|1765|07|05|1798|02|12}})</small>
| Uncle of Miguel II and Luis I
|  
|  
|  
|  
|-
|-
| [[Pedro II of Madora|Pedro II]]<br>September 13, 1821<br/>–<br/>February 10, 1849<br>(''{{ayd|September 13, 1821|February 10, 1849|duration=yes}}'')
| [[Filipó II of Madora|Filipó II]]
| [[File:Ludwig I von Portugal.jpg|100px]]
| [[File:Maximilian III Joseph of Bavaria by Georges Desmarées.jpg|100px]]
| February 12, 1798 – December 26, 1819<br><small>({{Age in years, months and days|1798|02|12|1819|12|16}})</small>
| Son of Filipó I
|
|
|
|-
| [[Filipó III of Madora|Filipó III]]
| [[File:George Dawe - Duke Ernst III of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld.jpg|100px]]
| December 26, 1819 – July 15, 1844<br><small>({{Age in years, months and days|1819|12|26|1844|07|15}})</small>
| Grandson of Filipó I
|
|
| rowspan="2" | Cotorín
|
|
|-
|-
| [[Miguel III of Madora|Miguel III]]<br>February 10, 1849<br/>–<br/>March 15, 1855<br>(''{{ayd|February 10, 1849|March 15, 1855|duration=yes}}'')
| [[Luis II of Madora|Louis II]]<br><small>''Luis II''</small>
| [[File:PedroV.jpg|100px]]
| [[File:Ludwig I von Portugal.jpg|100px]]
|
|
|
|
|-
! colspan="6" | Madorian Empire during the Miguelist Wars (1855–1881)
|-
! colspan="6" | ''Cotorínian Empire''
|-
| [[Miguel III of Madora|Miguel III]]<br>March 15, 1855<br/>–<br/>February 16, 1857<br>(''{{ayd|March 15, 1855|February 16, 1857|duration=yes}}'')
| [[File:PedroV.jpg|100px]]
|
|
| rowspan="4" | Cotorín
|
|-
| [[Miguel IV of Madora|Miguel IV]]<br>February 16, 1857<br/>–<br/>May 21, 1863<br>(''{{ayd|February 16, 1857|May 21, 1863|duration=yes}}'')
| [[File:Fernando II de Portugal, Manuel Maria Bordalo Pinheiro.png|100px]]
|
| March 5, 1825<br/>–<br/>May 21, 1863<ref>Assassinated</ref>
| Brother of Miguel III
|-
| [[Pedro III of Madora|Pedro III]]<br>May 21, 1863<br/>–<br/>October 11, 1880<br>(''{{ayd|May 21, 1863|October 11, 1880|duration=yes}}'')
|
|
|
| Uncle of Miguel III
|-
| <br>October 11, 1880<br/>–<br/>August 8, 1881<br>(''{{ayd|October 11, 1880|August 8, 1881|duration=yes}}'')
|
|
|
|-
! colspan="6" | ''Paravilcan Empire''
|-
| Miguel I<br>March 15, 1855<br/>–<br/>December 6, 1867<br>(''{{ayd|March 15, 1855|December 6, 1867|duration=yes}}'')
| [[File:Portrait of Napoleon III, Emperor of the French, in Coronation Robes (by After Franz Xaver Winterhalter) - Palace of Versailles.jpg|100px]]
|  
|
| rowspan="2" | Paravilca
|
|-
| Miguel II<br>December 6, 1867<br/>–<br/>August 8, 1881<br>(''{{ayd|December 6, 1867|August 8, 1881|duration=yes}}'')
| [[File:1840 portrait of King Leopold I (King of the Belgians) by Winterhalter.jpg|100px]]
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|-
! colspan="6" | Kingdom of Madora (1881–1909)
|
|-
| [[File:Adelaide of Austria, wife of Victor Emmanuel II.jpg|100px]]
|  
|
|
|
|
|
|
| rowspan="2" | Cotorín
|
|
|-
|-
|
| [[Miguel III|Michael III]]<br><small>''Miguel III''</small>
| [[File:PedroV.jpg|100px]]
|
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|}
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{{reflist}}
 
===Presidents (18??–18??, 1909–present)===
===Prime ministers (1756–19??)===
====Second Republic (1969–present)====
<gallery mode=packed>
Portrait of Colin Campbell 1756 - cropped.jpg|Guillermo Salvaggio "the Kingmaker" (1686–1761), from 1756 to 1761
</gallery>
 
===Presidents (1909–present)===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|-
|-
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! rowspan="2" | Name<br>(Birth–Death)
! rowspan="2" | Name<br>(Birth–Death)
! rowspan="2" | Elected
! rowspan="2" | Elected
! colspan="3" | Term of office
! rowspan="2" | Political party
! rowspan="2" | Political party
! colspan="3" | Term of office
! rowspan="2" | Vice President
! rowspan="2" | Vice President
|-
|-
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! Time in office
! Time in office
|-
|-
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#082454; color:#ffffff;" |  
|
| [[File:Presidente Eduardo Frei Montalva 2 (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| [[File:François Coty.2.jpg|100px]]
| [[Javier Elías Aguados]]<br>{{small|(''1906–2003'')}}
| Juan Francisco Abiejon<br><small>(1907–1974)</small>
| —<hr>[[1974 Madorian presidential election|1974]]<hr>[[1979 Madorian presidential election|1979]]
|  
| [[La Coalición (Costa Madora)|LC]]
| 1946
| May 18, 1969
| November 14, 1972
| September 5, 1979
| {{ayd|1946|01|01|1972|11|14}}
| {{ayd|1969|05|18|1979|09|05}}
|
|  
|  
|-
|-
|  
|  
|  
|  
| Abiejon
|  
|  
| November 14, 1972
| August 9, 1980
| {{ayd|1972|11|14|1980|08|09}}
|  
|  
|
| September 5, 1979
| September 11, 1979
| {{ayd|1979|09|05|1979|09|11}}
|  
|  
|-
|-
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#082454; color:#ffffff;" |  
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#082454; color:#ffffff;" |  
| [[File:RC en su biblioteca de Tinajero (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| [[File:RC en su biblioteca de Tinajero (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| [[Carlos Arán]]
| Carlos Guiomar<br><small>(1916–1997)</small>
| [[1979 Madorian presidential election|1979]]<hr>[[1984 Madorian presidential election|1984]]
| [[1980 Madorian presidential election|1980]]
| January 6, 1981
| June 17, 1991
| {{ayd|1981|01|06|1991|06|17}}
| [[La Coalición (Costa Madora)|LC]]
| [[La Coalición (Costa Madora)|LC]]
| September 11, 1979
| June 21, 1989
| {{ayd|1979|09|11|1989|06|21}}
|  
|  
|}
|}
{{notelist}}
==Government==
===Prime ministers (1846–1974)===
===Images===
<gallery>
<gallery mode=packed caption="Executive and legislative buildings">
Joseph Smith, Jr. portrait owned by Joseph Smith III.jpg|1846 to 1847
RUS-2016-Aerial-SPB-St Michael's Castle 02.jpg|'''[[President of Costa Madora|Office of the Madorian President]]'''<br><small>La Cerenada, Filipópolis</small>
Sergio Provenzano.JPG|May 18, 1964 to January 22, 1966<br>(''{{ayd|1964|05|18|1967|01|22}}'')
Bundesrat Gebäude, Berlin, Leipziger Strasse.jpg|'''[[National Assembly of Costa Madora|National Assembly]]'''<br><small>Palacio Legislativo, Chará, Copanaco</small>
1967. Retrato de Rafael Caldera.jpg|'''Carlos Arán'''<br>January 22, 1966 to April 14, 1972<br>(''{{ayd|1966|01|22|1972|04|14}}'')
Port of Liverpool Building - 2024-06-15.jpg|'''General Assembly of Guaré'''<br><small>Palacio Legislativo, Reconrané</small>
</gallery>
</gallery>
==Provinces==
<gallery mode=packed caption="Ministerial buildings">
===Maps===
Webysther 20190304150324 - Parque da Independência.jpg|'''Ministry of Agriculture'''<br><small>Palacio de Rémibo, Chará, Copanaco</small>
<gallery>
Somerset House, West Front - geograph.org.uk - 464717.jpg|'''Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Sports'''<br><small>Casa Iracoura, Filipópolis Norte, Filipópolis</small>
Baudó location map.png|
ASIO New Central Office.jpg|'''Ministry of Defense'''<br><small>El Hexágono, San Pacayo de Reseraz, Copanaco</small>
Río Huerchi location map.png|
Langer Eugen - Deutsche Welle UN Campus.jpg|'''Ministry of Economy, Foreign Trade and Industry'''
Norte de Arzoá location map.png|
Bonn - Bundesministerium für Verkehr und digitale Infrastruktur.jpg|'''Ministry of Education, Science and Technology'''<br><small>Itéiguay, Filipópolis</small>
Arzoá location map.png|
Dock 72 from Building 131 at Brooklyn Navy Yard 02.jpg|'''Ministry of Energy'''
Camerín location map.png|
Bonn-Bundesinstitut für Arzneimittel u. Medizinprodukte.jpg|'''Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources'''
Huipiahú location map.png|
Campus Repsol (Madrid) 04.jpg|'''Ministry of Health''' / '''Ministry of Labor and Social Security'''
Misquihué location map.png|
The Old War Office Building, Whitehall.jpg|'''Ministry of Finance''' / '''Ministry of Territorial Development and Administration'''<br><small>2 Plaza del Senado, Carúvar, Copanaco</small>
Guaré location map.png|
Admiralty Extension from Horse Guards Parade - Sept 2006.jpg|'''Ministry of Foreign Affairs'''<br><small>3 Plaza del Senado, Carúvar, Copanaco</small>
Miraval location map.png|
Bonn - Bundesministerium für Umwelt.jpg|'''Ministry of Housing and Public Works''' / '''Ministry of Transport'''<br><small>Itéiguay, Filipópolis</small>
Italá location map.png|
Marsham St Home Office.jpg|'''Ministry of Indigenous Affairs'''<br><small>Edificio Pol Olloqui, Itéiguay, Filipópolis</small>
Jucaya location map.png|
John A. Wilson Building west side.jpg|'''Ministry of the Interior'''<br><small>11 Avenida Curuda, Carúvar, Copanaco</small>
Paracuápa location map.png|
1 Bridge - Parliament Street London (2).jpg|'''Ministry of Justice'''<br><small>7 Avenida Curuda, Carúvar, Copanaco</small>
Montalvós location map.png|
Concuípa location map.png|
Chacayo location map.png|
Aranbún location map.png|
Province of Copanaco location map.png|
Copanaco DN location map.png|
Macoqui location map.png|
Tucúranca location map.png|
Pototillo location map.png|
Villasante location map.png|
Taltapiapó location map.png
Chabirrú location map.png|
Atámerano location map.png|
Sobracuíba location map.png|
</gallery>
</gallery>
===Etymologies===
<gallery mode=packed caption="Other governmental buildings">
{{Div col}}
180718-H-AT513-1101.jpg|'''[[Madorian Federal Transportation Service|Federal Transportation Service]]'''<br><small>10 Avenida Curuda, Carúvar, Copanaco</small>
#Aranbún
GCHQ-aerial.jpg|'''[[Madorian Security and Intelligence Service|Security and Intelligence Service]]'''<br><small>La Facturas, Copanaco</small>
#Arzoá: ''Ar'' - local deity, ''zoá'' - lake
EPA HQ - WJ Clinton Building - Main entrance - 2018a.jpg
#Atámerano: {{wp|Spanish language|Esberian}} for the Athameran Ocean
Washington DC national Mall.jpg
#Chacayo
CBA Martin Place 001.jpg
#Comoya
</gallery>
#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
{{Div col end}}
===Population===
:'''Population of Costa Madora (2022)''': 63,432,897
{{Div col}}
*Aranbún
*Arzoá
*Atámerano
*Chacayo
*Comoya
*Concuípa
*Copanaco
*Italá
*Jucaya
*Miravalles
*Montalvós
*Paracuápa
*Pototillo
*Río Huerchi
*Sobracuíba
*Taltapiapó
*Tucúranca
*Villasante
{{Div col end}}
===Area===
{{Div col}}
*Aranbún
*Arzoá
*Atámerano
*Chacayo
*Comoya
*Concuípa
*Copanaco
*Italá
*Jucaya
*Miravalles
*Montalvós
*Paracuápa
*Pototillo
*Río Huerchi
*Sobracuíba
*Taltapiapó
*Tucúranca
*Villasante
{{Div col end}}
==Timeline==
{{Div col}}
*1563–1706, Kingdom of Madora
*1706–1881, Madorian Empire
*1852–1873, Madorian Civil War
*1881–1909, Kingdom of Madora
*1909–19??, First Republic
*19??–present, Second Republic
{{Div col end}}
==Military==
==Military==
===Armorial===
===Images===
<gallery>
'''Armorial'''
<gallery mode=packed>
Emblem of the Madorian Armed Forces.png|Madorian Armed Forces
Emblem of the Madorian Armed Forces.png|Madorian Armed Forces
Emblem of the Madorian Defense Staff.png|Madorian Defense Staff
Emblem of the Madorian Defense Staff.png|Madorian Defense Staff
</gallery>
'''Vehicles'''
<gallery mode=packed>
File:Jaguar DF-SD-05-05511.JPEG|Jaguar (introduced 1973), the main strike/attack aircraft of the Madorian Air Force until 2002
INS Vikramaditya (R33) with a Sea Harrier.jpg|BNM Colobillo, the flagship of the Far Eastern Fleet
French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle (R91) underway on 24 April 2019 (190424-M-BP588-1005).jpg|BNM Javier Elías Aguados (commissioned 2012), the flagship of the Western Fleet
</gallery>
</gallery>
===Ranks===
===Ranks===
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{{Ranks and Insignia of Armies/OR/Blank}}
{{Ranks and Insignia of Armies/OR/Blank}}
|}
|}
==Companies==
<gallery mode=slideshow caption=Logos>
Aeromadora logo.png|'''[[Aeromadora]]'''<br>{{wp|Flag carrier}}
El Correo.svg|'''El Correo'''<br>{{wp|Centre-left politics|Centre-left}}; {{wp|Social liberalism|socially liberal}} {{wp|daily newspaper}}
El Observador (Costa Madora).png|'''El Observador'''<br>{{wp|Centrism|Centre}}; {{wp|daily newspaper}}
Guerrier logo.png|'''[[Guerrier]]'''<br>{{wp|Automotive manufacturer}}
Insider.png|'''Insider'''<br>{{wp|Political journalism|Political}}, {{wp|Financial newspaper|financial}}, {{wp|legal newspaper|legal}} and {{wp|fiscal newspaper|fiscal}} weekly {{wp|news magazine}}
La Republica.png|'''La República'''<br>{{wp|Centre-right politics|Centre-right}}; {{wp|Christian demcoracy|Christian democratic}} daily {{wp|newspaper of record}}
Logo de Pemadora.png|'''[[Pemadora]]'''<br>{{wp|State-owned enterprise|State-owned}} {{wp|Energy industry|energy company}}
Logo de Radiotelevisión-Madora.png|'''[[RTVM]]'''<br>{{wp|Public broadcasting|National broadcaster}}
</gallery>
==Images for later==
==Images for later==
'''Presidents'''
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
<gallery>
|-
Admiral John Saumarez Dumaresq SLNSW FL19859550.jpg|Served during the 1930s?
! rowspan="2" | Body style
</gallery>
! colspan="3" | Model
'''Prime Ministers'''
! colspan="2" | Current generation
<gallery>
! rowspan="2" class="unsortable" | Vehicle description
Alfredo_Ernesto_de_Sá_Cardoso_(Arquivo_Histórico_Parlamentar).png|Served during the 1920s
|-
Albrecht_Adele_und_Ernst_1985_(cropped).jpg|Served during the 1980s
! class="unsortable" | Image
Josesocrates09082006.jpg|Served during the 1990s
! Name(s)
Visita_de_Estado_do_Presidente_Peña_Nieto_a_Portugal_(2014)_-_Fotografia_de_Grupo_no_Palácio_da_Ajuda_(Sala_Chinesa)_-_Maria_Cavaco_Silva_crop.png|Served during the 2000s/10s
! Introduction <small>({{abbr|cal.|calendar}} year)</small>
Pedro_Passos_Coelho_2014_(cropped).jpg|Served during the 2010s
! Introduction
</gallery>
! class="unsortable" | Main markets
'''Other people?'''
|-
<gallery>
! rowspan="2" | Sedan
DanielSilva01.JPG
| [[File:2020 SAIC MG 5 (front).jpg|180px]]
Worm_Hirsch_Darre-Jenssen_(OB.F05818a)_(crop).jpg
|
Worm-Müller_L_8672Fo30141708080051_116_(cropped).jpg
|
Jean_Todt_(Official).png
|
</gallery>
| Global
'''Buildings'''
| Subcompact sedan.
<gallery>
|-
1–3_Arlington_Street_and_157–160_Piccadilly.jpg
| [[File:MG 7 II 012 (cropped).jpg|180px]]
Tower_42_looking_north_from_Bishopsgate_2011-05-04.jpg
|
File:HearstMagazineTower_Flip666.jpg
|
</gallery>
|
'''Other stuff'''
| Costa Madora
<gallery>
| Mid-size sedan.
File:Jaguar DF-SD-05-05511.JPEG|Jaguar (introduced 1973), the main strike/attack aircraft of the Madorian Air Force until 2002
|-
</gallery>
! Sports car
==Media==
| [[File:MG Cyberster photo1.jpg|180px]]
'''Television'''
| '''Boeyr'''
<gallery>
|
Logo_de_Radiotelevisión-Madora.png|RTVM, national broadcaster
|  
</gallery>
| Global
'''Newspapers'''
| Battery electric roadster.
<gallery>
|-
El_Correo.svg|El Correo, ?
! rowspan="2" | Hatchback
La Republica.png|La República, centre to centre-right {{wp|newspaper of record}}
| [[File:MG 3 (3rd generation) IMG 9918.jpg|180px]]
El Observador (Costa Madora).png|El Observador, centre
| '''Cosmos'''
Insider.png|Insider ({{wp|Political journalism|political}}, {{wp|Financial newspaper|financial}}, {{wp|legal newspaper|legal}} and {{wp|fiscal newspaper|fiscal}} daily newspaper)
|
</gallery>
|
==Education==
| Global
===Universities===
| Subcompact hatchback.
'''National University of Madora'''
|-
<gallery>
| [[File:MG4 EV XPower Automesse Ludwigsburg 2023 1X7A0027.jpg|180px]]
Facultad de Derecho, Montevideo 03.jpg|Jean-Marie Naudé Building
| '''Cosmos EV'''
Sev2018.jpg|Elicia Arellano Hospital
|
</gallery>
|
| Global
| Battery electric compact hatchback.
|-
| rowspan="2" | SUV
| [[File:2023 Wuling Almaz Hybrid (Indonesia) front view.jpg|180px]]
| Almaz
|}

Latest revision as of 11:42, 11 October 2024

Heads of state

Monarchs (1713–1909)

Name Portrait Reign Succession Marriage(s) Family Life details
Michael I
Miguel I 		Friedrich August der Starke von Polen.jpg March 30, 1713 – August 27, 1744
(31 years, 4 months and 28 days) 		Founder of the House of Cotorín Cotorín March 19, 1685 – August 27, 1744
(aged 59)
Michael II
Miguel II 		Johann George Chevalier de Saxe.jpg August 27, 1744 – 1756
(11 years, 4 months and 5 days 		Son of Miguel I October 23, 1704 – October 18, 1772
(aged 67)
Louis I
Luis I 		Louis de Silvestre - Portret Henryka Brühla.jpg 1756 – July 5, 1765
(9 years, 6 months and 4 days 		Son of Miguel I April 13, 1709
Filipó I Charles VII, Holy Roman Emperor.PNG July 5, 1765 – February 12, 1798
(32 years, 7 months and 7 days) 		Uncle of Miguel II and Luis I
Filipó II Maximilian III Joseph of Bavaria by Georges Desmarées.jpg February 12, 1798 – December 26, 1819
(21 years, 10 months and 4 days) 		Son of Filipó I
Filipó III George Dawe - Duke Ernst III of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld.jpg December 26, 1819 – July 15, 1844
(24 years, 6 months and 19 days) 		Grandson of Filipó I
Louis II
Luis II 		Ludwig I von Portugal.jpg
Adelaide of Austria, wife of Victor Emmanuel II.jpg
Michael III
Miguel III 		PedroV.jpg

Prime ministers (1756–19??)

  • Guillermo Salvaggio "the Kingmaker" (1686–1761), from 1756 to 1761

    Guillermo Salvaggio "the Kingmaker" (1686–1761), from 1756 to 1761

Presidents (1909–present)

No. Portrait Name
(Birth–Death) 		Elected Term of office Political party Vice President
Took office Left office Time in office
François Coty.2.jpg Juan Francisco Abiejon
(1907–1974) 		1946 November 14, 1972 26 years, 318 days
Abiejon November 14, 1972 August 9, 1980 7 years, 269 days
RC en su biblioteca de Tinajero (cropped).jpg Carlos Guiomar
(1916–1997) 		1980 January 6, 1981 June 17, 1991 10 years, 162 days LC

Government

Images

  • Ministerial buildings
  • Ministry of Agriculture Palacio de Rémibo, Chará, Copanaco

    Ministry of Agriculture
    Palacio de Rémibo, Chará, Copanaco

  • Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Sports Casa Iracoura, Filipópolis Norte, Filipópolis

    Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Sports
    Casa Iracoura, Filipópolis Norte, Filipópolis

  • Ministry of Defense El Hexágono, San Pacayo de Reseraz, Copanaco

    Ministry of Defense
    El Hexágono, San Pacayo de Reseraz, Copanaco

  • Ministry of Economy, Foreign Trade and Industry

    Ministry of Economy, Foreign Trade and Industry

  • Ministry of Education, Science and Technology Itéiguay, Filipópolis

    Ministry of Education, Science and Technology
    Itéiguay, Filipópolis

  • Ministry of Energy

    Ministry of Energy

  • Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources

    Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources

  • Ministry of Health / Ministry of Labor and Social Security

    Ministry of Health / Ministry of Labor and Social Security

  • Ministry of Finance / Ministry of Territorial Development and Administration 2 Plaza del Senado, Carúvar, Copanaco

    Ministry of Finance / Ministry of Territorial Development and Administration
    2 Plaza del Senado, Carúvar, Copanaco

  • Ministry of Foreign Affairs 3 Plaza del Senado, Carúvar, Copanaco

    Ministry of Foreign Affairs
    3 Plaza del Senado, Carúvar, Copanaco

  • Ministry of Housing and Public Works / Ministry of Transport Itéiguay, Filipópolis

    Ministry of Housing and Public Works / Ministry of Transport
    Itéiguay, Filipópolis

  • Ministry of Indigenous Affairs Edificio Pol Olloqui, Itéiguay, Filipópolis

    Ministry of Indigenous Affairs
    Edificio Pol Olloqui, Itéiguay, Filipópolis

  • Ministry of the Interior 11 Avenida Curuda, Carúvar, Copanaco

    Ministry of the Interior
    11 Avenida Curuda, Carúvar, Copanaco

  • Ministry of Justice 7 Avenida Curuda, Carúvar, Copanaco

    Ministry of Justice
    7 Avenida Curuda, Carúvar, Copanaco

Military

Images

Armorial

  • Madorian Armed Forces

    Madorian Armed Forces

  • Madorian Defense Staff

    Madorian Defense Staff

Vehicles

  • Jaguar (introduced 1973), the main strike/attack aircraft of the Madorian Air Force until 2002

    Jaguar (introduced 1973), the main strike/attack aircraft of the Madorian Air Force until 2002

  • BNM Colobillo, the flagship of the Far Eastern Fleet

    BNM Colobillo, the flagship of the Far Eastern Fleet

  • BNM Javier Elías Aguados (commissioned 2012), the flagship of the Western Fleet

    BNM Javier Elías Aguados (commissioned 2012), the flagship of the Western Fleet

Ranks

Code OF-10 OF-9 OF-8 OF-7 OF-6 OF-5 OF-4 OF-3 OF-2 OF-1 OF(D) Student officer
Madorian Army
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General Teniente general General de división General de brigada Coronel Teniente coronel Mayor Capitán Teniente primero Teniente segundo


Madorian Navy
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Almirante Vicealmirante Contraalmirante Comodoro Capitán de navío Capitán de fragata Capitán de corbeta Comandante Guardiamarina de primera Guardiamarina de segunda


Madorian Air Force
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General General de cuerpo General de división General de brigada Coronel Teniente coronel Comendador Capitán Teniente Subteniente


Code OF-10 OF-9 OF-8 OF-7 OF-6 OF-5 OF-4 OF-3 OF-2 OF-1 OF(D) Student officer
Code OR-9 OR-8 OR-7 OR-6 OR-5 OR-4 OR-3 OR-2 OR-1
Madorian Army
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Sargento de mando
Command Sergeant Major 		Ayudante jefe
Chief adjutant 		Ayudante
Adjutant 		Sargento mayor
Sergeant Major 		Sargento jefe
Chief sergeant 		Sargento primero
First sergeant 		Sargento segundo
Second sergeant 		Cabo mayor
Corporal Major 		Cabo ayudante
Corporal adjutant 		Cabo primero
First corporal 		Cabo segundo
Second corporal 		Soldado
Private


Madorian Navy
 Belgium-Navy-OR-9b.svg Belgium-Navy-OR-9a.svg Generic-Navy-1.svg Belgium-Navy-OR-7.svg Belgium-Navy-OR-6b.svg Belgium-Navy-OR-6a.svg Belgium-Navy-OR-5.svg Belgium-Navy-OR-4b.svg Belgium-Navy-OR-4a.svg Belgium-Navy-OR-3.svg Belgium-Navy-OR-2.svg Generic-Navy sleeve.svg
Suboficial mayor
Command Warrant Officer 		Suboficial jefe
Chief Warrant Officer 		Suboficial
Warrant Officer 		Contramaestre
Petty Officer 		Cabo mayor
Corporal Major 		Cabo primero
First corporal 		Cabo
Corporal 		Marinero de primera Marinero


Madorian Air Force
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Sargento de mando Ayudante jefe Ayudante Sargento mayor Sargento jefe Sargento primero Sargento segundo Cabo mayor Cabo ayudante Cabo primero Cabo segundo Aviador
Code OR-9 OR-8 OR-7 OR-6 OR-5 OR-4 OR-3 OR-2 OR-1

Companies

Images for later

Body style Model Current generation Vehicle description
Image Name(s) Introduction (cal. year) Introduction Main markets
Sedan 2020 SAIC MG 5 (front).jpg Global Subcompact sedan.
MG 7 II 012 (cropped).jpg Costa Madora Mid-size sedan.
Sports car MG Cyberster photo1.jpg Boeyr Global Battery electric roadster.
Hatchback MG 3 (3rd generation) IMG 9918.jpg Cosmos Global Subcompact hatchback.
MG4 EV XPower Automesse Ludwigsburg 2023 1X7A0027.jpg Cosmos EV Global Battery electric compact hatchback.
SUV 2023 Wuling Almaz Hybrid (Indonesia) front view.jpg Almaz
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