Provisional Government of Volta

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Provisional Government of Volta
Übergangsregierung der Wolta (Dolch)
1863–1864
Flag of Volta
Flag
Capital
and largest city
Köstritz
Official languagesDolch
Spoken languagesTlaloc
Voltan
Religion
Aroman Catholicism
GovernmentProvisional government
Acting President 
LegislatureNational Congress
History 
• Independence from Shffahkia
12 December 1863
• Establishment of the Republic
17 May 1864
Area
• Total
349,800 km2 (135,100 sq mi)
Time zoneUTC-5 (Voltan Standard Time)
• Summer (DST)
UTC-4 (Voltan Daylight Time)
Date formatDD/MM/YYYY
Driving sideright
Preceded by
Succeeded by
Gauthier Province, Gauthier Province, Shffahkian Empire
Voltan Democratic Republic

The Provisional Government of Volta was proclaimed after the Voltan War for Independence, in which Volta won its independence from the Shffahkian Empire. It was proclaimed by Eugen Rathenau and affirmed at the start of the first Voltan National Congress. Eugen Rathenau was appointed its Acting President. It replaced the former Gauthier Province of the Shffahkian Empire and acted as a provisional government until the establishment of the Voltan Democratic Republic on 17 May 1864.

Establishment

Through the Voltan War for Independence, much of what would become Volta was initially managed directly by the military forces of the Voltan National League. After the First Battle of Vien it became clear that the Shffahkians were on the retreat, and thus the Voltan National League began moving to establish a provisional government. Much of the basic structures that would become the provisional government was in place by the time the Shffakians agreed to peace.

Eugen Rathenau, who led the Voltan armies in the independence war, was appointed acting president. Eugen immediately called the first Voltan National Congress, where representatives from all parts of Volta would meet and discuss the contents of a new constitution. It was decided that the provisional government would function until a constitution could be drafted for a new permanent government.