Arucian Federation

Community of Nations Joint Trust Territory of the Arucian Federation Fédération Arucia (Gaullican)
1934–1952
Flag (1935–1952) Coat of arms (1935–1945)
Motto: Pax in Unitate (Solarian for "Peace in Unity")
Location of the Arucian Federation (Dark Green) between Asteria Superior and Asteria Inferior
Status	Community of Nations Trusteeship
Capital and largest city	Port de la Sainte (1935-1945) Port-au-Grégoire (1945-1952)
Official languages	Gaullican
Demonym(s)	Arucian
President of the Senate
• 1935-1945	Grégoire de Maistre
• 1945-1952	Hippolyte Lundy
Administrator
• 1934–1935	Gen. Reginald Nolan
Legislature	Arucian Senate
History
• Allied Occupation	9 July 1934
• Treaty of XXXX	28 June 1935
• Creation of the United Provinces	4 May 1945
• Sovereignty Referendum	September 21, 1947
• Departure of Parane and Îles Émeraude	4 July 1947
• Independence of Île d'Émeraude	21 September 1952
Currency	Arucian Ducat
Preceded by Succeeded by Viceroyalty of the New Aurean Viceroyalty of the Emerald Isles United Provinces (Kylaris) Satucin Gaullica Île d'Émeraude
Today part of	Carucere Gaullica Île d'Émeraude Sainte-Chloé Satucin

The Arucian Federation, the short name for the Community of Nations Joint Trust Territory of the Arucian Federation, also known as the Joint-Allied Force in the Arucian from 1934 to 1935, was a Community of Nations trust territory and political confederation formed out of the islands which had formerly been part of the Gaullican colonial possessions in the Viceroyalty of the Arucian. Formed originally as a military command of the Grand Alliance at the end of the Great War along with military occupation, the Community of Nations established the Federation as a political establishment to oversee the de-functionalisation, democratisation and eventually self-rule of the colonial territories. The Federation was comprised of 9 autonomous districts, each with a powerful executive Governor appointed by the Trusteeship Council and the Allied Powers. The central government of the federation was the Arucian Senate, which functioned both as legislative and executive. However, the powers the central government wielded were weak, with extensive powers being effectively wielded by the Districts.

Under the influence of the Sainte-Chloé governor Pierre Voloix, in 1945 the four west Arucian districts, comprising modern Sainte-Chloé and Carucere would join the United Provinces, with the capital and centre of power shifting from Port de la Sainte to Port-au-Grégoire in the east. In 1947, the remaining five districts held a referendum to determine the status of sovereignty. Two, Parane and Îles Émeraude, would decide to join Satucin; another two, Île d'Émeraude and !Saint-Joyeux, would declare independence; and the remaining district, Îles des Saints, voted to return to Gaullica. After a transitional period while the various states prepared for the transition, the Arucian Federation came to an end in 1952 with the complete independence of Île d'Émeraude

Districts

The Federation was divided into nine principal divisions known as "Districts", each with extensive powers.

District of Sainte-Chloé

District of Sainte-Chloé
Flag
Capital	Port de la Sainte
Government
• Governor-General	Pierre Voloix (PD)
Area
• Total	56,824.44 km2 (21,940.04 sq mi)
Population
• Total	2,455,834
• Density	43/km2 (110/sq mi)