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'''Bruxenburg''', or the '''United Kingdom of Bruxenburg''', is a country. | '''Bruxenburg''', or the '''United Kingdom of Bruxenburg''', is a country. It is made up of two constituent nations, The Kingdom of Alzerzollern, and the Kingdom of Hohenbrux, of which's crowns are both held by King Charles IV of Bruxenburg, who is the official Head of State. The Head of Government is Prime Minister Julius De Waal, a democratically elected official, who also serves as Chancellor of the Parliament. | ||
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United Kingdom of Bruxenburg | |
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| Official languages | Brux Dolch Alzi |
| Government | |
• King | Charles IV |
• Prime Minister | Julius De Waal |
| Legislature | Parliament |
| House of the Nobility | |
| House of the Commons | |
Bruxenburg, or the United Kingdom of Bruxenburg, is a country. It is made up of two constituent nations, The Kingdom of Alzerzollern, and the Kingdom of Hohenbrux, of which's crowns are both held by King Charles IV of Bruxenburg, who is the official Head of State. The Head of Government is Prime Minister Julius De Waal, a democratically elected official, who also serves as Chancellor of the Parliament.