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Holy Aventine Empire Sacrum Imperium Aventium | |
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| Motto: "Antiquus quod Valens non Arescit" "Old that is Strong does not Wither" | |
| Anthem: Laudes Imperiales "Imperial Acclamations" | |
| Capital | Alpana |
| Largest city | Kyrona |
| Official languages | Alpanian |
| Recognized languages | !Greek !Bulgarian !Serbian |
| Ethnic groups | Alpanian- 29.1% Hellian- 28.9% Kosav-16.9% Nymerian- 16.0% Commigrati- 9.1% Other- 0.9% |
| Demonym(s) | Aventine |
| Government | Absolute Monarchy |
| Pius VII | |
| History | |
• Alpan Republic Founded | 500 BC |
• The Christian War | 370-375 AD |
• Holy Aventine Empire Founded | 375 AD |
• Invasion Era | 440-730 AD |
• Reconquest Era | 730-920 |
| Population | |
• 1936 estimate | 150,000,000 |
| Driving side | right |
The Holy Aventine Empire (Alpan: Sacrum Imperium Aventium), is the WIP
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Ethnic Groups
Alpanian- 28.1%
!Greek- 23.9%
Nymerian- 16.0%
!Bulgarians- 4.3%
!Lombard- 4.1%
!Serbs- 4.0%
!Illyrian- 3.0%
!East Saxons- 2.5%
!Gothic- 2.3%
!Croat-2.4%
!Bosnians- 2.3%
!Thracian- 2.0%
!Slovene- 1.9%
!Macedonians- 1.1%
!Albanian- 0.8%
Maghreb- 0.7%
!Montenegrins- 0.4%
Other- 0.2%
Languages
!Greek
!Romanian
!Bulgarian
!Serbian
Slovene language!Slovene
!Croatian
!Macedonian
!Bosnians
!Friulan
!Ladin
!Occitan
!Sardinian
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Public holidays
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| 1 January | Feast of the Circumcision of Christ |  |
New Year's Day |
| 2 January | Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus | |
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| 6 January | Epiphany | |
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| 2 February | Candlemas | |
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| 22 February | Feast of the Chair of Saint Peter | |
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| 19 March | Saint Joseph's Day | |
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| 25 March | Feast of the Annunciation | |
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| movable Thursday | Maundy Thursday | |
The Thursday Easter Sunday |
| movable Friday | Good Friday | |
The Friday before Easter Sunday |
| movable Saturday | Holy Saturday | |
The Saturday Easter Sunday |
| movable Sunday | Easter Sunday | |
First Sunday after the Ecclesiastical full moon that occurs on or soonest after 21 March |
| movable Monday-Saturday | Ebdomada Alba | |
Week following Easter |
| movable Sunday | Quasimodo Sunday | |
Sunday After Easter |
| movable Thursday | Feast of the Ascension | |
40 days after Easter |
| movable Sunday | Pentecost | |
50 Days after Easter |
| moveable Friday | Feast of the Sacred Heart | |
19 Days after Pentecost |
| 29 May | Corpus Christi | |
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| 31 May | Visitation | |
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| 24 June | Nativity of John the Baptist |  |
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| 29 June | Feast of Saints Peter and Paul | |
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| 15 August | Assumption of Mary | |
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| 22 August | Immaculate Heart of Mary | |
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| 8 September | Nativity of Mary | |
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| 14 September | Feast of the Cross | |
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| 1 November | All Saints' Day | |
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| 2 November | All Souls' Day | |
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| 21 November | Presentation of Mary | |
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| Movable Sunday | Feast of Christ the King | |
Last Sunday of October |
| 21 November | Immaculate Conception | |
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| 24 December | Nativity's Eve | |
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| 25 December | Nativity | |
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| 26 December | St. Stephen's Day | |
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| 27 December | Feast of St. John | |
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