Casambre

United Casambrian Kingdom Royaume-uni Casambrois (Audnonian)
Flag Royal Seal
Anthem: TBD(name TBD) TBD
Casambre's location in Belisaria Casambre's location in Belisaria
Capital	Montmaison
Largest city	Sangport
Recognised national languages	Audonian
Religion	Casambrian Church
Demonym(s)	Casambrian, Casambrois
Government	Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy
• King	Phillip IV
• Chief Minister	Timothé Blanc
Legislature	Royal General Court
• Upper house	Court of Council
• Lower house	Popular Court
Formation
• Duchy of the Holy Audonian Empire	~~1118
• War of Casambrian Independence	~ late 16th Century
• Casambrian War of Religion	~1650s
• Concord of Amisant	1701
• Current constitution	1962
Population
• 2022 estimate	24 million
GDP (PPP)	2022 estimate
• Per capita	37,000
GDP (nominal)	estimate
• Total	888,000,000,000
Gini (2022)	35.6 medium
HDI (2016)	0.792 high · high
Currency	Casambrean crown (CSC)
Time zone	TBD
Date format	dd-mm-yyyy
Driving side	left
Calling code	+88
Internet TLD	.ruc

Casambre, officially the United Casambrean Kingdom (Audonian:Royaume-uni Casambrois), is a nation located in southern Belisaria. Casambre is bordered by Vannois to the southwest and Garima to the east. Casambre is composed of TBD subdivisions.

Casambre has been inhabited by tribal groups, referred to by Latin scholars as the Casambrii, since the Iron age. It was conquered and ruled by the Latins in TBD, who administered the area until TBD when it emerged as a briefly independent feudal state that was subjugated to the Holy Audonian Empire under Robert I. Casambre remained as a duchy of the Empire until the late 16th century, where Jean I lead the country in a succesful war of independence against the Audonian Empire under Francis I, establishing the Kingdom of Casambre. His heir, Phillip I, continued to expand Casambrian power on mainland Belisaria throughout the seventeeth century, including participation in colonial ventures, until his separation of Casambre from the Catholic church as retaliation for the Pope's rejection of his request to annul a marriage. This plunged Casambre into a religious war which lasted seven years and only ended with the Concord of Amisant in which an end to hostilities was negotiated at the expense of much of the executive power of the monarchy.

After the war, Casambre became somewhat of a hermit state, losing most of its ability to project power beyond its borders as an increasingly powerful aristocratic- and later, common-class developed the Kingdom into its current state of a limited executive monarchy bound by a constitution.

Casambre is a unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy. Executive power is vested in the King, a member of the House of Arcenne, who is selected by absolute primogeniture. In practice, much of the King's executive powers are delegated to a civilian parliament headed by the Chief Minister, who is elected for six year terms. Casambre consists of # subdivisions and is roughly evenly split distributionwise between rural and urban centers. Its capital is Montmaison, while its largest city is Sangport.

Etymology

Comes from the Casambrii tribes. Casambria was the Latin term, evolved into Casambre

History

Main article: History of Casambre

Early history

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TBD picture

Geography

Main article: Geography of Casambre

Landscape in TBD, northern Casambre. Much of the country's northern region is dominated by hills, mountains and lakes.

>mountainous, rocky north >flatter, rolling hill south, limited ports >primarily pastoral

Climate

Main article: Climate of Casambre

Mediterranean mixed with alpine european

Biodiversity

Main article: Climate of Casambre

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tbd picture

Wildlife

Main article: Climate of Casambre

Politics

Main article: Politics of Casambre

TBD

Government

Main article: Government of Casambre

Palais du Amions in Montmaison, where joint sessions of the Royal General are heard.

Casambre is a unitary constitutional monarchy. While the monarch retains some measures of executive power, such as the ability to approve or reject laws, many executive powers such as foreign policy and taxation is managed by the elected civilian government, headed by the Chief Minister.

The legislature, known as the Royal General Court (Cour générale royale), is a bicameral assembly consisting of TBD elected delegates. The National Assembly is directly elected in a two-round election to represent constituencies of roughly 100,000 people from qualified members.

Judiciary and law enforcement

Main article: Judicial system of Casambre, Law enforcement in Casambre

Casambre's judicial systems derive from Arlesian laws and follows a civil legal system. The basic tenets of Miscatian law were formally codified under Achillean Code, which forms the basis of many modern western legal systems- the code itself derives from statues of royal law established over centuries prior. Famed jurist Grégoire Lachapelle, the first Chief Arbiter of the Supreme Court, wrote that laws "should be made to serve the common interest wholly, to the extent it begins to detract from the common man's interests severely." That is, laws should serve to protect the interests both of the general population and the rights of the individual without infringing upon either too egregiously.

Casambrean law is subdivided into civil, or common laws (loi commune) and public laws (loi publique). Courts are organized at the regional and departmental levels. Casambre has three courts of last resort with differing jurisdiction- the Court of Cassation with jurisdiction over civil and criminal matters, the Supreme Constitutional Court with review of constitutional cases, and the State Council with overview of administrative cases.

Administrative divisions

Main article: Regions of Casambre, Departments of Casambre, Local administrative units in Casambre

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Administrative map of Casambre.

Casambre is organed into 24 subdivisions known as provinces, which consist of ## regions in metropolitan or continental Casambre, and ## overseas regions. These are further divided into departments, who in turn are divided into arrondisments, communes, and cantons, which serve varying administrative and legal purposes.

Foreign relations

Main articles: Foreign relations of Casambre

Military

Main article: Casambrean Armed Forces

Forces of the 2nd Chasseurs Brigade on parade in Roslin.

The Casambrean Armed Forces (Forces Armées Casambrois) is the armed forces of Casambre and consist of 4 branches- the Army (Armée de Terre), the Navy (Marine), the Air and Space Forces (Armée de l'Air et l'Espace), and the Gendarmerie.

Economy

Main article: Economy of Casambre

Industry

A helicopter factory in TBD. Aircraft and aviation-related products are major exports of Casambre.

Science and technology

Main article: Science and technology in Casambre

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Infrastructure

Transportation

Main article: Transport in Casambre

TBD

Energy

Main article: Energy in Casambre -aging energy infrastructure -some areas require foreign power imports

Demographics

Main article: Demographics in Casambre

Language

Main articles: Languages in Casambre

hon hon

Religion

Main articles: Religion in Casambre, Casambrian Church

-not !anglican church with monarch as spiritual head

Education

Main article: Education in Casambre

Health

Main article: Healthcare in Casambre -national healthcare system

Culture

Main article: Casambrean culture

Art and architecture

la Cathédrale du Notre Dame Jeanne d'Alysse, considered among the most important buildings of Casambrean architectural heritage in Roslin.

Cuisine

Casambrean wines are famous worldwide for their high-class production and are an essential part of many cuisines in the country.