Kingdom of Ebrary

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Kingdom of Ebrary

Regno de Ebraria (Ebrarese)
Flag of Ebrary, Ebraria
Flag
Coat of arms of Ebrary
Coat of arms
(after 1865)
Anthem: Hymn of Ebrary
Royal anthem: Royal Anthem of Ebrary
CapitalCeres
Official languagesVorstish,Fragran,Ebrarese
Spoken languagesGallasian
Ethnic groups
Ebrarians, Vorsts, Gallasians, Others
Religion
Orthodoxy (until 1567)
Church of Ebrary (1567 - 1932)
Secular state (1943 - 1982)
Demonym(s)Ebrarian (Ebrariano)
GovernmentFeudal absolute monarchy
Constitutional monarchy
LegislatureParliament
Establishment
• Founding of the Kingdom of Ebrary
780
• Independence from Vorstland
1099
• Founding of the 2nd Kingdom of Ebrary
1943
CurrencyEbrarian dollar
Preceded by
Succeeded by
Ebrarian city-states
Kingdom of Vorstland
Kingdom of Gallasia
Republic of Ebrary
Christian Commonwealth of Ebrary

The Kingdom of Ebrary refers to the various political entities of Ebrary in the medieval and modern periods which were ruled by a monarch. Ebrary was the focal point of the Ebrarian Reformation.

Political systems

First Kingdom

Under Vorstish rule

After 1099

Second Kingdom

The Kingdom of Ebrary from 25 Sep 1943 to 15 Feb 1982 is termed the Second Kingdom of Ebrary by historians to differentiate it from the pre-Ebrarian Civil War kingdom. The political system was de jure a parliamentary constitutional monarchy, but in practice was an authoritarian monarchy where the monarch wielded considerable (although not entirely absolute) executive power outside the bounds of the constitution.

The legislature of this polity was the Parliament, comprised of the lower house Chamber of Deputies and the upper house Chamber of Councillors. The Prime Minister was required to be approved by the monarch. The highest court was the High Royal Court. The foreign policy of the 2nd Kingdom was oriented towards Great Anglia and Seylos, who were vital in the establishment of the polity in 1943. Unlike the previous Kingdom of Ebrary, this incarnation of monarchy in Ebrary was secular with no established church. However, Ebraricism remained the strong majority religion.