Caesena

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Kingdom of Caesena

Regno d'Cesania
Motto: Nel Suo Nome
Anthem: Il Canto degli Cesani
The Song of the People of Caesena

Royal anthemMarcia Reale d'Ordinanza
Royal March of Ordinance
Caesena (dark green) in Euclea (light green and light grey) and in the Euclean Community (light green).
Caesena (dark green) in Euclea (light green and light grey) and in the Euclean Community (light green).
Capital
and largest city
Solaris
Official languagesCaeseni
Recognised national languagesCaeseni
Recognised regional languagesLusitan, Carthoese
Demonym(s)Caeseni
GovernmentConstitutional monarchy
• King
Allesandro II
• Prime Minister
Alonso d'Carollo (PC)
LegislatureNational Congress
Royal Diet
Popular Diet
Population
• Estimate
71,795,612
GDP (PPP)estimate
• Total
$2.66 trillion
• Per capita
$37,183
GDP (nominal)estimate
• Total
$2.63 trillion
• Per capita
$36,662
CurrencyEuclo (EUC (€))

Caesena (Pronounced See-sayna), commonly known as the Kingdom of Caesena (Caeseni: Regno d'Cesania), is a sovereign nation located in Southern Euclea.

Etymology

History

Prehistory and antiquity

Solarian Caesena

Post Solarian Caesena/Dark Ages

Caliphs in Caesena

The Great Khanate

The Holy League

The Phoedus

The Wars of Vines and Laurels

The Wars of Vines and Laurels were a series of devestating conflicts involving most of Caesena and Hellenos in the mid fifteenth century. The conflicts began as a struggle for control of the Consul's seat of Cartho between two powerful merchant families, but due to various political rivalries and the manipulations of Carcosa they soon expanded throughout Caesena.

Age of Colonialism

Decline of the Merchant Republics

Solarian Revolutions

The Second Solarian Empire

Age of Imperialism

Grand Regime/ The Third Solarian Empire

Modern Caesena

Geography

Environment

Climate

The climate of Caesena is diverse, with the temperate fringes on the northern border transitioning into a traditional Solarian Climate for the southern coast of the nation. Mountainous highlands cross the north east border, and marshes are common in the southwest and around Cartho. The island of Cartho is also renowned for periodic volcanic activity and fertile volcanic soils. Rivers feed these wetlands, crossing from the Alpae mountains in the east and creating a riverlands region in historical Leccoma.


Politics

Government

Law and criminal justice

Law enforcement

Foreign relations

Military

Administrative divisions

Economy

Infrastructure

Science and technology

Demographics

Metropolitan cities

Ethnic groups

Languages

Religion

Education

Health

Culture

Architecture

Visual art

Literature and theatre

Music

Cinema

Sport

Fashion and design

Cuisine