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Crown of Temera Koruna Ciamraja (Temeran) 4 other official names Wazovian: Korona Ciemry Gaullican: Couronne de Temer Amathian: Coroana lui Țemra Slezan: Koruna Ťemreji
Flag Coat of arms
Capital	Rivne
Official languages	Temeran Wazovian
Recognised national languages	Gaullican
Recognised regional languages	Amathian Slezan
Leaders
• Queen	Głurzana I
• Prince-Regent	Filip, Duke of Tarnov
• Prime Minister	Marzyn Izłarzany
Legislature	Koroć Żeniarały
• Upper house	Kębra Nubły
• Lower house	Kębra Komyni
Population
• 2018 census	16,203,405

Temera (Temeran: Ciamraje), officially the Crown of Temera (Temeran: Koruna Ciamraja), is a country located in Western Euclea. The country is bordered to the south and east by Amathia, and to the east by Wazovia. Temera's x square kilometres (y sq mi) were home to an estimated 16.2 million inhabitants in 2018.

Temera is a unitary parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy. The current monarch is Queen Głurzana I, who has reigned since 2014. Temera's capital and largest city is Rivne, a cultural hub and financial centre with an urban area population of 1.8 million. Other major cities include Leonior, Kolonia, Leblic, Montebov and Thorn

Etymology

Temerae -> 1. Tǐměrjě -> 2. T'ьm'rějě -> 3. Ciamrějě -> 4. Ciamraje

prōvincia -> 1. prŭvěncja -> 2. prъvěnʲdjě -> 3. prevʲěńdzě -> 4. provjandze

History

Prehistory and protohistory

-Mostly Celtic

Antiquity

-Solarian Empire -Slavic migrations

Politics

Queen Głurzana I

Prince-Regent Filip, Duke of Tarnov

Prime Minister Marzyn Izłarzany

Temera is a unitary state under a constitutional monarchy. Queen Głurzana I is the monarch and head of state of Temera. The constitution grants the monarch executive and honorific powers. They preside over the Privy Council; appoints the Prime Minister, usually from the political party that has won the most seats in the parliamentary elections, and on recommendations from the latter, appoints the members of the government. The monarch also has the power to terminate the tenure of any minister, and to unilaterally dissolve the Parliament, suspend the constitution, call for new elections, or rule by decree. The only time this happened was in 19xx. The monarch is formally the commander-in-chief of the armed forces.