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| [[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 I of Madora|Miguel I]]<br>October 11, 1563<br/>–<br/>March 7, 1590<br>''({{ayd|October 11, 1563|March 7, 1590|duration=yes}})''
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| [[Miguel II of Madora|Miguel II]]<br>March 7, 1590<br/>–<br/>November 26, 1609<br>''({{ayd|March 7, 1590|November 26, 1609|duration=yes}})''
| [[Philip I of Madora|Philip I]]<br>March 7, 1590<br/>–<br/>January 17, 1626<br>''({{ayd|March 7, 1590|January 17, 1597|duration=yes}})''
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| [[Charles I of Madora|Charles I]]<br>November 26, 1609<br/>–<br/>January 18, 1632<br>''({{ayd|November 26, 1609|January 18, 1632|duration=yes}})''
| [[Miguel II of Madora|Miguel II]]<br>January 17, 1597<br/>–<br/>May 18, 1626<br>''({{ayd|January 17, 1597|May 18, 1626|duration=yes}})''
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| [[Miguel III of Madora|Miguel III]]<br>January 18, 1632<br/>–<br/>December 6, 1667<br>''({{ayd|January 18, 1632|December 6, 1667|duration=yes}})''
| [[Miguel III of Madora|Miguel III]]<br>May 18, 1626<br/>–<br/>December 6, 1667<br>''({{ayd|May 18, 1626|December 6, 1667|duration=yes}})''
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| Francisco I<br>January 20, 1842<br/>–<br/>March 19, 1853<br>''({{ayd|January 20, 1842|March 19, 1853|duration=yes}})''
| Francisco I<br>January 20, 1842<br/>–<br/>March 19, 1853<br>''({{ayd|January 20, 1842|March 19, 1853|duration=yes}})''
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| Francisco<br>Guillermo<br>May 9, 1865<br/>–<br/>October 18, 1873<br>''({{ayd|May 9, 1865|October 18, 1873|duration=yes}})''
| Francisco<br>Guillermo<br>May 9, 1865<br/>–<br/>October 18, 1873<br>''({{ayd|May 9, 1865|October 18, 1873|duration=yes}})''
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Revision as of 20:26, 30 June 2024

Heads of state

Monarchs

Name
Reign 		Portrait Arms Lifespan Family Notes
Kingdom of Madora
 Miguel I
October 11, 1563
–
March 7, 1590
(26 years, 148 days) 		Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor.jpg 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, 1667
(41 years, 203 days) 		Frederick III, Duke of Holstein-Gottorp by David Klöcker Ehrenstrahl (crop).jpg
Madorian Empire (17??–1867)
 Francisco I
January 20, 1842
–
March 19, 1853
(11 years, 59 days) 		Portrait of Napoleon III, Emperor of the French, in Coronation Robes (by After Franz Xaver Winterhalter) - Palace of Versailles.jpg June 13, 1801
–
March 19, 1853
(age 51) 		Paravilca
Francisco II
March 19, 1853
–
May 9, 1865
(12 years, 52 days) 		1840 portrait of King Leopold I (King of the Belgians) by Winterhalter.jpg Son of Francisco I
K. of Madora (1867–73)
 Francisco
Guillermo
May 9, 1865
–
October 18, 1873
(8 years, 163 days) 		Retrato de D. Fernando de Saxe-Coburgo e Gotha, Joseph-Fourtuné Layraud, 1877 - Palácio Nacional da Pena.png 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
Took office Left office Time in office
President of the Provisional Government of the Republic
1 Martin Tovar y Tovar 28.JPG Martin Villegas
(1793–1873) 		—
2 M. Blanco Encalada.jpg Felipe Hernando de Villasante
(1811–1885) 		Military December 4, 1873 May 4, 1874 151 days
PR
3 Ambrose Burnside State House portrait.jpg Luis Edgar Villegas
(1821–1887) 		PR May 4, 1874 August 28, 1874 116 days
President of the First Republic
1 Roberto Vergara.jpg Agustin de Lérie
(1813–1890) 		1874 PRP August 28, 1874 1876
2 Victor Hugo by Étienne Carjat 1876.jpg Francisco Jose Cuevas
(1802–1887) 		1876 1876 March 7, 1880
3 Blanco Encalada (2).jpg Felipe Hernando de Villasante
(1811–1885) 		1880
1884 		March 7, 1880 August 19, 1885[a] 5 years, 165 days Luis Edgar Villegas
4 Roberto Vergara.jpg Agustin de Lérie
(1813–1890) 		— August 19, 1885 March 19, 1888 2 years, 213 days
5 Imageedit 1 9804195145.jpg Jean-Marie Naudé
(1831–1921) 		1888 PRC March 19, 1888 February 14, 1892 3 years, 332 days
6 Imageedit 1 3781737612.jpg Eduardo Salvaggio
(1855–1912) 		1892
1896 		February 14, 1892 September 2, 1897[b] 5 years, 200 days
7 Imageedit 1 9804195145.jpg Jean-Marie Naudé
(1831–1921) 		—
1898
1902 		PRC September 2, 1897 February 14, 1906 8 years, 165 days
USD[c]
8 Joaquim Murtinho (MMB) (cropped).jpg Joaquín Alba
(1852–1921) 		1906 USD February 14, 1906 February 14, 1910
Sidónio Pais, phot. Bobone.png 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
Presidente Eduardo Frei Montalva 2 (cropped).jpg Javier Elías Aguados
(1906–2003) 		1964
1969 		LC May 18, 1964 June 21, 1974 10 years, 34 days
Prime Minister James Callaghan (cropped).jpg Paulino Marroquín 1974 June 21, 1974 June 21, 1979 5 years, 0 days
RC en su biblioteca de Tinajero (cropped).jpg Carlos Arán 1979
1984 		June 21, 1979 June 21, 1989 10 years, 0 days
  1. ↑ Died in office.
  2. ↑ Resigned due to the ?? Affair.
  3. ↑ 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)
Took office Left office Time in office
1 Sergio Provenzano.JPG May 18, 1964 January 22, 1966[1] 2 years, 249 days ?? Javier Elías Aguados
Eduardo Frei Montalva en su escritorio (1964).jpg
(1964–1974)
2 1967. Retrato de Rafael Caldera.jpg Carlos Arán
(1916–1999) 		January 22, 1966 April 14, 1972 6 years, 83 days
3 Pedro Sánchez 2020 (Portrait).jpg Enrique Morená
(born 1985) 		Incumbent La Coalición Morená I LC
  1. ↑ Died in office from a heart attack.

Provinces

Maps

  • Baudó location map.png
  • Río Huerchi location map.png
  • Norte de Arzoá location map.png
  • Arzoá location map.png
  • Camerín location map.png
  • Huipiahú location map.png
  • Misquihué location map.png
  • Guaré location map.png
  • Miraval location map.png
  • Italá location map.png
  • Jucaya location map.png
  • Paracuápa location map.png
  • 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

Etymologies

  1. Aranbún
  2. Arzoá: Ar - local deity, zoá - lake
  3. Atámerano: Esberian for the Athameran Ocean
  4. Chacayo
  5. Comoya
  6. Concuípa
  7. Copanaco: copa - copper, naco - river
  8. Italá: Named after 2nd President of Costa Madora, Commander Alejandro Italá
  9. Jucaya: hucaia - unknown etymology?
  10. Miravalles: mira - view, valles - valleys
  11. Montalvós
  12. Paracuápa
  13. Pototillo: pototo - playful, illó - spring
  14. Río Huerchi: río - river, Huerchi - local major river
  15. Sobracuíba
  16. Taltapiapó: taltapí - endemic tree species, apó - place
  17. Tucúranca
  18. 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 Armed Forces

  • Madorian Defense Staff

    Madorian Defense Staff

Ranks

Rank group General/flag officers Senior officers Junior officers Officer cadet
Madorian Army SouthKorea-Army-OF-10.svg
General de ejército 		SouthKorea-Army-OF-9.svg
Teniente general 		SouthKorea-Army-OF-8.svg
General de división 		SouthKorea-Army-OF-7.svg
General de brigada 		SouthKorea-Army-OF-6.svg
Coronel 		SouthKorea-Army-OF-1a.svg
Comandante 		Taiwan-army-OF-2.svg
Capitán 		Taiwan-army-OF-1b.svg
Teniente 		Taiwan-army-OF-1a.svg
Subteniente 		Sri Lanka-army-OF-1d.svg
Cadete
Madorian Navy Generic-Navy-(star)-O11.svg
Almirante 		Generic-Navy-(star)-O10.svg
Vicealmirante 		Generic-Navy-(star)-O9.svg
Contraalmirante 		Generic-Navy-(star)-O7.svg
Comodoro 		Generic-Navy-6.svg
Capitán 		Generic-Navy-5.svg
Comandante 		Generic-Navy-4.svg
Teniente 		Generic-Navy-3.svg
Subteniente 		Generic-Navy-2.svg
Alférez 		Generic-Navy-(star)-O0.svg
Cadete
Madorian Air and Space Force

Images for later

Presidents

  • Served during the 1930s?

    Served during the 1930s?

Prime Ministers

  • Served during the 1920s

    Served during the 1920s

  • Served during the 1980s

    Served during the 1980s

  • Served during the 1990s

    Served during the 1990s

  • Served during the 2000s/10s

    Served during the 2000s/10s

  • Served during the 2010s

    Served during the 2010s

Other people?

  • DanielSilva01.JPG
  • Worm Hirsch Darre-Jenssen (OB.F05818a) (crop).jpg
  • Worm-Müller L 8672Fo30141708080051 116 (cropped).jpg
  • Jean Todt (Official).png

Buildings

  • 1–3 Arlington Street and 157–160 Piccadilly.jpg
  • Tower 42 looking north from Bishopsgate 2011-05-04.jpg
  • HearstMagazineTower Flip666.jpg

Media

Television

  • RTVM, national broadcaster

    RTVM, national broadcaster

Newspapers

Education

Universities

National University of Madora

  • Jean-Marie Naudé Building

    Jean-Marie Naudé Building

  • Elicia Arellano Hospital

    Elicia Arellano Hospital

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