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==Geography==
==Geography==
==History==
==History==
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|caption2= Elena of Cuthland, princess of the [[First Cuthish Empire]] and first Grand Duchess consort of Tudonia                   
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==Politics==
==Politics==
==Gallery==
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Darmstadt_Schloss_Fassade_Marktplatz_01.jpg|The ''Herzogsschloss'' (Ducal Castle) of the Grand Dukes in Sigairen
Schloss_Wolfsgarten_Aerial_fg117.jpg|''Schloss Kranichsfeld'' (Kranichsfeld Castle), hunting lodge of the Grand Dukes
Schwerin_Staatskanzlei_2008-06-20.jpg|State Convention of Tudonia Building (''Gebäude der Teudonischen Landesversammlung'') in Sigairen
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Latest revision as of 08:40, 21 September 2021

Grand Duchy of Tudonia

Großherzogtum Teudonien (Hesurian)
1708–1924
Flag
Flag
Coat of arms
Coat of arms
Grand Duchy of Tudonia in the Mascyllary Kingdom 1793.png
The Grand Duchy of Tudonia as State of the Mascyllary Kingdom in 1793
StatusState of the Mascyllary Kingdom (1793–1923)
CapitalSigairen
Common languagesOfficial:
Hesurian
Unofficial:
Low Hesurian
Valimian
Falian
Religion
Semitarism
GovernmentSemi-constitutional monarchy
Grand Duke (Großherzog) 
• 1708–1735 (first)
Frederick Charles I
• 1901–1924 (last)
Maximilian III
State Chancellor (Landeskanzler) 
• 1710–1716 (first)
Clemens von Oetsch
• 1912–1924 (last)
Franz Wilhelm Hardegger
LegislatureState Convention (Landesversammlung)
Historical era1708–1924
• Accord of Reuben
30 August 1708
26 January 1924
Population
• 1850
284,092
CurrencyTudonian gold thaler (to 1793)
Mascyllary gold mark (1793–1910)
Mascyllary Pappemark (1910–1918)
Mascyllary silver mark (1918–1923)
Preceded by
Succeeded by
Duchy of Tudonia-Stralburg
State of Tudonia
Mascylla
Today part of Mascylla

The Grand Duchy of Tudonia (Hesurian: Großherzogtum Teudonien) and formally the Grand Duchy of Tudonia-Stralburg-Vorwarnia (Hesurian: Großherzogtum Teudonien-Stralburg-Vorwarne) was a sovereign state and semi-constitutional monarchy in eastern Mascylla. It was founded on 30 August 1708, when the preceding Duchy of Tudonia-Stralburg was elevated to the title of Grand Duke upon the marriage of the heir apparent to the Tudonian throne, Frederick Charles, to an imperial Cuthish princess and member of the House of Loxstedt-Hoeveden, Elena of Cuthland. Tudonia's relationship to Cuthland was of political strategical importance, as it allowed easy trespassing to the Cuthish colonies of X north of the Valimian Empire. The country was ruled by the cadet House of Loxstedt-Hoeveden-Sigairen residing in Sigairen from 1708 to 1793, when it became a federal state of the Mascyllary Kingdom, until 1923, after its monarchy and government were deposed through the course of the Mascyllary Revolution.

Geography

History

Frederick Charles, heir apparent to Duke George II and first Grand Duke of Tudonia
Elena of Cuthland, princess of the First Cuthish Empire and first Grand Duchess consort of Tudonia

Politics

Gallery