Ebrary

Christian Commonwealth of Ebrary       Republica Christian de Ebraria (Ebrarese)
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: "Deo et patriae"
Anthem: Hymn of Ebrary
[[File:|250px]] Map of Ebrary
Capital and	Ceres
Official languages	Ebrarese
Recognised regional languages	Nurdman, Gallasian
Ethnic groups	Ebrarian, Nurdman, Gallasian, Others
Demonym(s)	Ebrarian (Ebrariano)
Government	Unitary dominionist presidential Christian republic
•     Protector Soveran (Sovereign Protector)	Daniel Lucas
•     Presidente (President)	Carlos Renaldo
Legislature	Parliamento (Parliament)
• Upper house	Senato (Senate)
• Lower house	Assemblea Popular (Popular Assembly)
Currency	Ebro (EBR)
Date format	dd-mm-yyyy
Driving side	right
Internet TLD	.eb
Preceded by Kingdom of Ebrary

Ebrary (Ebrarese: Ebraria), officially the Christian Commonwealth of Ebrary (Ebrarese: Republica Christian de Ebraria), is a country located in the region of {REGION} on the continent of (CONTINENT). Its area extends from (PLACE) to the (PLACE). Ebrary borders {list of countries}. Its fourteen provinces and one autonomous region span an area of (area) km2 ((area) sq mi) and over X million people. Ceres is the nation's capital and largest metropolis, and other major cities include Arsa, Corbo, Miron, Gana, Cierala, and Urtedo. The Government of Ebrary is a Christian authoritarian state which includes elements of a presidential republic and theocracy, with a large amount of authority vested in the autocratic "Sovereign Protector", a position held by Daniel Lucas since the current government was established.

Ebrary was long inhabited by the Old Ebrarians, who inhabited the area roughly coinciding with modern Ebrary until

Etymology

When the area now known as Ebrary was settled by the Aroman-speaking conquerors in the 6th century, they were led by General Marcus Ebraius to conquer and settle the coast of the nation. Originally the settlers referred to the country as Ebrarae, and made Ebrarius one of their ruling Consuls. By the 7th century, the Ebrarian kings began referring to their nation as Ebraria in extant sources. The Anglish exonym "Ebrary" is derived from the native name Ebraria.

Government and Politics

Head of state

The head of state of Ebrary is known as Sovereign Protector, who heads the High Ecumenical Council. The Sovereign Protector is a position held for life, and can only be removed from his office by a 4/5ths vote of the Supreme Court. exercises a veto power over laws passed in the Parliament, may refer the law to review by the Supreme Court prior to enactment into law, may dissolve the Parliament, and other

Legislature

The Palace of Estalta in Ceres, meeting place of the Ebrarian Parliament

The national legislature of Ebrary is the bicameral Parliament, made up of the Senate and the Popular Assembly. The Parliament makes national law, declares war, approves treaties, has the power of the purse, and has the power of impeachment, by which it can remove the President and sitting members of the cabinet and the judiciary. The Parliament may, by a 4/5ths vote of the Popular Assembly and a 3/5ths vote of the Senate, override a veto by the Sovereign Protector.

The Senate is the upper house, with 40 appointed members who serve life terms. Senate appointments are allocated to different institutions in the government and Ebrarian society. The Ecumenical High Council, Sovereign Protector, President, Ecclesiastical Amendant Church, Christenist Union, and the Theology School at Ceres University all appoint varying numbers of Senators, and two seats are hereditary seats. The Senate regulates its own membership and may vote by a 2/3rds majority to unseat one of its own members at any time, but the Sovereign Protector may reinstate a Senator whom he believes was wrongfully unseated. The Senate is presided over by the Consul, who is selected from amongst its membership by a simple majority of Senators. The Consul holds the ability to break a tie vote if the occasion occurs.

The Popular Assembly is comprised of 125 members directly elected by the people of Ebrary using mixed-member proportional representation, where each voter places a vote for his single-seat constituency and one for a political party. It is presided over by the First Assemblyman, whom is generally a member of the largest political party in the assembly. Seats are apportioned to the various provinces and two independent cities proportionally, excepting the Northern Region which is constitutionally allocated 10 seats.

Demographics

Ethnicity

People Groups of Ebrary
Ethnicity			Percentage
Ebrarian			73.2%
Nurdman			14.8%
Gallasian			9.7%
Other			2.3%

Religion

Religion in Ebrary
Religion			Percentage
Ecclesiastical Amendantism			38.8%
Christenism			24.2%
Sanctity Movement			19.6%
Parishism			12.6%
Lamenterism			3.1%
Other			1.7%