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State data
Party totals at the state level
Altidona
- Prefect - Enrico Volpe (CA)
- State Assembly - Tie-breaker under the CA (32 seats), with SD confidence and supply (39/64 seats)
- Current term - June 2018 to June 2022
- Electoral system - PR (D'Hondt)
Andora
- Prefect - Giorgio Maniero (TM)
- State Assembly - Tribune-STPO coalition (66/120 seats)
- Current term - June 2018 to June 2022
- Electoral system - PR (D'Hondt)
Carinthia
- Prefect - Janez Hribar (TM)
- State Assembly - Tribune majority (59/100 seats)
- Current term - May 2018 to May 2023
- Electoral system - FPTP
Carvagna
- Prefect - Annalisa Taddei (CA)
- State Assembly - CA-TC coalition (45/80 seats)
- Current term - September 2018 to September 2023
- Electoral system - PR
Chiastre
- Prefect - Emmanuele Angrisani (SD)
- State Assembly - SD Majority (50/90 seats)
- Current term - July 2017 to July 2021
- Electoral system - PR+FPTP (60-30)
(33 PR - 17 FPTP)
(17 PR - 6 FPTP)
(10 PR - 4 FPTP)
(0 PR - 3 FPTP)
Dinara
- Prefect - Augustina Faustini (SD)
- State Assembly - SD-PR-VF coalition (93/160 seats)
- Current term - May 2020 to May 2025
- Electoral system - PR
Il Dogado
- Prefect - Marco Antonio Cristofori (TM)
- State Assembly - TM-VDP coalition (13/24 seats)
- Current term - June 2020 to June 2025
- Electoral system - FPTP
Novalia
- Prefect - Franjo Sarič (FWU)
- State Assembly - FWU majority (134/200 seats)
- Current term - May 2018 to May 2022
- Electoral system - FPTP
Palestrina
- Prefect - Pietro Andrea Ercolani (TM)
- State Assembly - Tribune majority (161/240 seats)
- Current term - May 2018 to May 2023
- Electoral system - FPTP
Peravia
- Prefect - Alessandro Garavoglia (CA)
- State Assembly - AC majority with PPP confidence and supply (101(118)/200 seats)
- Current term - May 2020 to May 2025
- Electoral system - PR
San Francesco
- Prefect - Luciano Giustiniani (TM)
- State Assembly - Tribune Majority (18/28 seats)
- Current term - May 2020 to May 2025
- Electoral system - FPTP
Solaria
- Prefect - Vittore Amadeo Varro (TM)
- State Assembly - Tribune Majority (85/110 seats)
- Current term - May 2020 to May 2025
- Electoral system - FPTP
Tarpeia
- Prefect - Nero Orlando (TM)
- State Assembly - Tribune Majority (20/36 seats)
- Current term - August 2018 to August 2022
- Electoral system - FPTP
Torrazza
- Prefect - Simone Parro (TM)
- State Assembly - Tribune-SPTO coalition (65/120 seats)
- Current term - July 2017 to July 2021
- Electoral system - PR
Veratia
- Prefect - Giuliano Aurelio Vinci (TM)
- State Assembly - Tribune Majority (150/280 seats)
- Current term - July 2018 to July 2022
- Electoral system - PR
Social Party of the Third Order
Social Party of the Third Order | |
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| Leader | Giuliano Eugenio Quadarella |
| Deputy Leader | Simone Maria Sibilio |
| Headquarters | 10 Via Sotirio, Solaria |
| Newspaper | Pax |
| Youth wing | Social Youth of the Third Order |
| Membership (2020) |  67,680 |
| Ideology | Big tent Christian socialism Social conservatism Civic nationalism |
| Political position | Syncretic: Economic: Left-wing Social: Right-wing |
| Religion | Solarian Catholicism |
| National affiliation | Patria |
| Colors | Red Gold |
| State Council | 0 / 290
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| Chamber of Representatives | 0 / 650
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| State Assembly seats | 65 / 1,862
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Etrurian colonial possessions
Satria Etruriana
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Colonial Dominion of Etrurian Satria Dominio Coloniale dell'Satria Etruriana (Vespasia) | |
|---|---|
| 1826–1946 | |
 Flag of Etrurian Satria (1852–1946) | |
 Etrurian Satria in dark green, the Etrurian Colonial Empire in light green. | |
| Capital | Chichara |
| Common languages | Vespasian Matrabashi, TBD, TBD |
| Religion | Solarian Catholicism Satyism Irfan |
| Demonym(s) | Satrian-Etrurian |
| Government | Viceroyalty within an constitutional monarchy (1852–1888) Colony within a federal parliamentary republic (1888–1936) Colony within a totalitarian one-party state (1936–1946) |
| Viceroy | |
• 1852–1866 | Aurelio Adriano della Ercolano |
| Governor-General | |
• 1938–1946 | Massimiliano Alessandro Cipriani |
| Historical era | New Imperialism and Great War |
| 12 April 1826 | |
| 1826-1852 | |
• Proclamation of Consolidation | 9 August 1852 |
| January 1946 | |
| Currency | Etrurian florin |
| Today part of |  RajyagharArthadesh |
Etrurian Satria (Vespasian Satria Etruriana), officially known as the Colonial Dominion of Etrurian Satria (Vespasian: Dominio Coloniale dell'Satria Etruriana), was an Etrurian colonial possession from 1852 to 1946. Though the colony was established in 1852, Etrurian imperialism within Satria began in 1826 with the Expedition of the Madre Virgine, a police action against against XX based in Kikar (renamed Chichara by Etruria), which resulted in the porty city's annexation into the United Kingdom of Etruria. From 1826 to 1852, the Etrurian conquest of Satria took place, with Etruria steadily extending its control and jursidication over greater swathes of the peninsula. In 1852, Etruria issued a Proclamation of Consolidation, merging its varying polities and possessions into a singular entity of Etrurian Satria, while the most southern frontier regions were organised in Satria Libera (Free Satria), which was comprised of numerous princely states and statelets under Etrurian protection.
From 1852 to 1888, Etrurian Satria was governed as a viceroyalty, in which power and authority was concentrated in the Office of the King's Viceroy for Satria, a royal appointee who officially held the authority of the Etrurian monarch over his jurisdiction. Much like the colonial process seen in Zorasan, the Etrurian colonial authorities made wide use of elites from established power centres within Satria, providing long term positions to former princes and monarchs who saw their territories annexed. Under the Etrurian monarchy, the colony saw extensive exploitation of its people and resources, primarily coal and foodstuffs, in wake of the San Sepulchro Revolution and the establishment of the Etrurian Second Republic, the viceroyalty was abolished and Etrurian Satria was reformed into a Colonial Dominion, led by a Senate-confirmed Governor-General. Under the Second Republic, the degree of violent enforcement of colonial control was reduced and colonial administrations were opened to non-elite Satrians for the first time. By the 1910s, Etrurian Satria became the most prosperous colony within the Etrurian colonial empire, owing to its vast resources, populace and Etrurian development of infrastructure. During the Great War, Etrurian Satria provided Etruria with an estimated 250,000 soldiers in the form of the Corpo Ausiliario Coloniale della Satria and formed a frontline within Coius against Ajahadya and Shangea, during this time rebellions and uprisings influenced by Ajahadya took place, but were defeated.
Following the Great War, Etrurian Satria, along with all other colonies were placed under military administrations in wake of the Legionary Reaction and the establishment of the Greater Solarian Republic in 1936. Between 1936 and 1943, the GSR ruthlessly cracked down on Satrian nationalisms and anti-colonialism. The crackdown left an estimated 95,000 dead and a further 150,000 in prison or detention. The outbreak of the Solarian War in 1943 would mark the downfall of Etrurian Satria, as consistent losses on other fronts and within Satria itself forced the Coian Evacuation, in which Etruria abandoned all of its colonial possessions in Coius in January 1946. By March, Etrurian Satria cease to exist in all but name, resulting the emergence and violent competition for territory between Rajyani and Arthadeshi nationalists. The colonial dominion officially came to an end on 14 October 1946, when Etruria unconditionally surrendered to the Community of Nations.