Rosaliart

Kingdom of Rosaliart {{|Oneiro xa Rosaliart}}
Flag
Motto:  "Hirto ou Mort" (Spanish) "Honor or Death"
Capital and largest city	Santander
Official languages	Rosalian
Demonym(s)	Rosalian
Government	Unitary semi-constitutional monarchy
• King	Loise Feixôs II
Legislature	Parliament
• Lower house	National Assembly
Population
• 2023 census	21,5M (2023 census)
GDP (nominal)	2023 estimate
• Total	$204,250,000,000 ACU
• Per capita	9,500 ACU
Gini (2023)	42 medium
HDI (2023)	0.758 high
Currency	Rosalian Pound
Time zone	UTC+4
Driving side	left
Internet TLD	.ros

The Kingdom of Rosaliart is a sovereign country located in the eastern part of the island of Meredonne. It shares a border to the east with the country of Hylia. The national territory is made up of 13 duchies. In turn, each duchy is divided into counties. The capital city is Santander, located in the north of the country. The official language is Rosalian.

Government

Rosaliart is defined as a unitary semi-constitutional monarchy in the Constitution. The head of state is the king, and performs certain functions. There is a certain separation of powers, and the institutions enjoy considerable independence.

Parliament

The legislative power is exercised by the parliament (Hasambrea in Rosalian). The Hasambrea is made up of 140 members, who are voted in every 5 years by all people over 21 years of age, with a stable job and no criminal record.

 The voting method is as follows: each duchy has 6 representatives, and the free counties have 2 each. First, a first round of elections is held, in which all parties are eliminated except the three with the most votes (2 in the case of free counties). Subsequently, a second round is held, in which the party with the most votes will have 3 seats, the second 2 and the third 1. In the free counties, one of the parties must reach 60% of the votes to take the 2 seats. If not, these will be distributed equally. In this way, 70 parliament seats are distributed. The remaining 70 are distributed based on the percentage of the total vote of each party in the country in the first round of elections.

Once the parliament is formed, a party or alliance of parties must have at least 75 seats in parliament to be able to govern with an absolute majority. The prime minister will be the leader of the winning political party. The day after the appointment of the prime minister, he must meet with the king. There, he must speak with him and swear allegiance to the country.

In the event that a government with an absolute majority is not formed within a period of a year and a half, the king can authorize (if he wants) that the party with the most votes can govern with a simple majority. In the event that this occurs, the prime minister may only govern for one term, and must retire from office in the following elections.