| Kingdom of Plantagenia Royaume de Plantagénie (Archelonian) | |
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| Profile | |
| Origin | Unsungverse |
| Capital | Saint-Alexandre |
| Demonym | Plantagenian/Plantagonian |
| Head of State | Louis-Philippe I de Lancastria-Plantagenie (King) |
| Head of Government | Alain LaCombe (Prime Minister) |
| Government | Unitary Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy |
| Official Language | Plantagenian Archelonian (Colonial French) |
| Other Languages | Liberien Creole (Haitian Creole) Tsalagian (Cherokee) |
| Formation | Treaty of Naoned (130 BDC/24923 EUC) |
| Independence Date | From Novara-Archelonia (130 BDC/24923 EUC) |
| Stories | Kingdom Hearts: Marche au Supplice |
| Theme Music | Dieu sauve le Roy (National Anthem) |
History[]
Locations[]
Plantagenia has a total of ten provinces within its current borders (as of 119 DC)
Provinces[]
| Province | Provincial Basis | Provincial Capital | City Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Capital Province | New Orleans City | Saint Alexandre | New Orleans, Louisiana, United States (National Capital) |
| Nouvelle Archelonia | Southern Louisiana & Southern and Central Mississippi | Nouvelle Orléans |
Metairie, Louisiana, United States |
| Liberié | Central Louisiana | Bâton Rouge | Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States |
| Chacuto | Alabama & Florida Panhandle | Blois | Montgomery, Alabama, United States |
| Mississippi | Arkansas & Northern Mississippi | Brucourt | Shreveport, Louisiana, United States |
| Inoca | Saint Louis, Missouri & Southern and Western Illinois | Ussy | Saint Louis, Missouri, United States |
| Tuskgi | Western Tennesse, Western Kentucky & Southern Indiana | Cantebrigge | Evansville, Indiana, United States |
| Pays Tagali | Western North Carolina, Northwestern Georgia & Western Tennessee | Bois Rouvay | Nashville, Tennessee, United States |
| Basse Léonie | Southern Georgia & South Carolina | Crevecœur | Atlanta, Georgia, United States |
| Haute Léonie | North Carolina | Saint Raphaël | Greensboro, North Carolina, United States |
| Galles-Occidentales | West Virginia, Southern Ohio & Western Virginia | La Biche | Cincinnati, Ohio, United States |
Other Major Locations[]
Nouvelle Archelonia[]
| Location | Basis |
|---|---|
| Fort Bilocci | Biloxi, Mississippi, United States |
| Lac Richard | Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States |
| Saint François | Hattiesburg, Mississippi, United States |
Chacuto[]
| Location | Basis |
|---|---|
| Talahasi | Talahassee, Florida, United States |
| Saint Pierre | Mobile, Alabama, United States |
| Tuscalousa | Tuscaloosa, Alabama, United States |
Mississippi[]
| Location | Basis |
|---|---|
| Sources Chaudes | Fort Smith, Arkansas, United States |
| Saint Xavier | Little Rock, Arkansas, United States |
| Branville | Tupelo, Mississippi, United States |
Inoca[]
| Location | Basis |
|---|---|
| Vaux-sur-Mississippi | East Saint Louis, Illinois, United States |
| Bretteville | Springfield, Illinois, United States |
| Peoria | Peoria, Illinois, United States |
Tuskgi[]
| Location | Basis |
|---|---|
| Richelieu | Memphis, Tennessee, United States |
| Arlette | Columbia, Tennessee, United States |
| Fort Dagobert | Bowling Green, Kentucky, United States |
| Cantorbéry | Owensboro, Kentucky, United States |
Pays Tagali[]
| Location | Basis |
|---|---|
| Fort de Toulouse | Augusta, Georgia, United States |
| Chatanouga | Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States |
| Madeleine | Knoxville, Georgia, United States |
Basse Léonie[]
| Location | Basis |
|---|---|
| Port Louis | Savannah, Georgia, United States |
| Guéron | Athens, Georgia, United States |
| Résurrection | Columbia, South Carolina, United States |
| Amiral Saint Clair | Charleston, South Carolina, United States |
Haute Léonie[]
| Location | Basis |
|---|---|
| Bourg-du-Roi | Charlotte, North Carolina, United States |
| Julie | Raleigh, North Carolina, United States |
| Richardville | Winston-Salem, North Carolina, United States |
Galles-Occidentales[]
| Location | Basis |
|---|---|
| Roanoque | Roanoke, Virginia, United States |
| Les Miniéres | Huntington, West Virginia, United States |
| Colbert | Charleston, West Virginia, United States |
List of Monarchs of the Kingdom of Plantagenia[]
| Name | Reign | Royal House |
|---|---|---|
| Charles I | 130-107 BDC
(24923-24946 EUC) |
Lancastria-Plantagenie |
| Charles II | 107-86 BDC
(24946-24967 EUC) |
Lancastria-Plantagenie |
| Édouard I | 86-67 BDC
(24967-24986 EUC) |
Lancastria-Plantagenie |
| Louis I | 67-52 BDC
(24986-25001 EUC) |
Lancastria-Plantagenie |
| Philippe I | 52-21 BDC
(25001-25032 EUC) |
Lancastria-Plantagenie |
| Henri I | 21-7 BDC
(25032-25046 EUC) |
Lancastria-Plantagenie |
| Henri II | 7 BDC-10 DC
(25046-25063 EUC) |
Lancastria-Plantagenie |
| Henri III | 10-24 DC | Lancastria-Plantagenie |
| Charles III Maximillien | 24-34 DC | Lancastria-Plantagenie |
| Nicholas Henri I | 34-38 DC | Lancastria-Plantagenie |
| Gaston I | 38-72 DC | Lancastria-Plantagenie |
| Philippe II | 72-94 DC | Lancastria-Plantagenie |
| Louis-Philippe I | 94-100 DC, 105 DC- | Lancastria-Plantagenie |
Politics[]
Government[]
The Government of the Kingdom of Plantagenia is heavily modeled on its original colonial masters, the United Kingdom of Novara-Archelonia. It is a Constitutional Monarchy and Parliamentary Democracy under a unitary state. The King of Plantagenia serves as Head of State, and has the right to influence politics, through consultation, encouragement and warnings, as well as the right to remove a leader only with consent of both Parliamentary bodies, laws with which were according according to the Constitution of Plantagenia (written in 24922 EUC)
Like Novara-Archelonia, Plantagenia has three governing branches, the Executive, headed by the King as its Head of State and the Prime Minister as Head of Government, who is elected directly via male sufferage to a 4-year term, renewable once with a four year pause in between (as stipulated in an amendment passed following the Second Great Arcadian War). The Legislative, which is a bicameral organ, with the Lower House being the 105-seat Chambre des Députés, and the Upper House being the 39-seat Senate. Members of either are limited to three 4-year terms. Finally the Judicial are led by the Supreme Court of Plantagenia, of which elected members serve for Life or until resignation.
Political Parties[]
| Party Name | Date Founded | Ideology |
|---|---|---|
| Parti Centriste (Centrist Party) |
131 BDC (24922 EUC) |
Social Conservatism |
| Parti Monarchiste (Monarchist Party) |
132 BDC (24922 EUC) |
Conservatism |
| Parti Libéral-démocrate (Liberal Democratic Party) |
131 BDC (24923 EUC) |
Republicanism, Social Liberalism |
| Parti National Libéral (National Liberal Party) |
71 BDC (24982 EUC) |
Liberalism, Provincial Rights |
| Parti Populaire (People's Party) |
53 BDC (25000 EUC) |
Socialism |
| Parti Progressiste (Progressivist Party) |
50 BDC (25003 EUC) |
Social Democracy |
| Parti Traditionaliste (Traditionalist Party) |
81 BDC (24972 EUC) |
Reactionism |
| Parti de Libre-échange (Free Trade Party) |
71 BDC (24982 EUC) |
Anarcho-Liberalism |
| Parti du Internationaliste (Internationalist Party) |
40 BDC (25013 EUC) |
Marxist-Leninism |
| Parti National-Socialiste (National Socialist Party) | 4 DC | Fascism |
Prime Ministers[]
| Prime Minister | Date | Political Party |
|---|---|---|
| Louis de Waha | 24923-24931 EUC | Centriste |
| Bernard Gendebien | 24931-24939 EUC | Centriste |
| Stéphane Marcq | 24939-24947 EUC | Monarchiste |
| Louis de Celles | 24947-24955 EUC | Libéral-démocrate |
| Pierre de Laussat | 24955-24963 EUC | Libéral-démocrate |
| Guillaume C.C. Cauvin | 24963-24967 EUC | Libéral-démocrate |
| Philippe Villeré | 24967-24971 EUC | Libéral-démocrate |
| Thomas Bolling | 24971-24975 EUC | Libéral-démocrate |
| Henri Thibodaux | 24975-24979 EUC | Monarchiste |
| Pierre Dupré | 24979-24983 EUC | Libéral-démocrate |
| André Bienvenue | 24983-24987 EUC | Libéral-démocrate |
| Édouard Blanc | 24987-24991 EUC | Monarchiste |
| Armand Derbigny | 24991-24995 EUC | Monarchiste |
| Alexandre Roman | 24995-24999 EUC | Monarchiste |
| Trasimond Landry | 24999-25003 EUC | Monarchiste |
| Jean-Baptiste Plauché | 25003-25007 EUC | Independent |
| Guillaume Wahis | 25007-25011 EUC | National Libéral |
| Guillaume de Gerlache | 25011-25015 EUC | National Libéral |
| Charles Mouton | 25015-25019 EUC | National Libéral |
| Benjamin de Pelichy | 25019-25023 EUC | National Libéral |
| Albert Voorhies | 25023-25027 EUC | Centriste |
| David Pirmez | 25027-25031 EUC | Centriste |
| Hercule Lambert | 25031-25039 EUC | Monarchiste |
| Paul Lambremont | 25039-25043 EUC | Libéral-démocrate |
| Thomas Berger | 25043-25051 EUC | Libéral-démocrate |
| Fernand Mouton | 25051-25055 EUC | Libéral-démocrate |
| Delos Jeanson | 25055-25059 EUC | Libéral-démocrate |
| Thomas Wahis | 25059-25063 EUC | Libéral-démocrate |
| Albert Leonard | 25063-25067 EUC | Monarchiste |
| Jean Breaux | 25067-25071 EUC | Centriste |
| R.H. Thonus | 25071-25075 EUC | Populaire |
| A.B. Barbanson | 25075-25079 EUC | Independent |
| Damien Collet II | 25079-25083 EUC | Populaire |
| Édouard Raikem | 25083-25087 EUC | Monarchiste |
| Jean Michel | 25087-25091 EUC | Libéral-démocrate |
| Hugues Seron | 25091-25095 EUC | Centriste |
| J.R. Jones | 25095-25103 EUC | Independent |
| Thomas Barret | 25103-25107 EUC | Libéral-démocrate |
| Francis de Selys | 25107-25111 EUC | Libéral-démocrate |
| Sébastien de Theux de Meylandt | 25111-25115 EUC | Monarchiste |
| Jacques de Melin | 25115-25119 EUC | Monarchiste |
| Etienne Caire | 25119-25123 EUC | Monarchiste |
| Georges Guion | 25123-25127 EUC | Libéral-démocrate |
| Guillaume Biver | 25127-25131 EUC | Libéral-démocrate |
| Guillaume Claus | 25131-25135 EUC | Libéral-démocrate |
| Vincent Marcq | 25135-25139 EUC | Traditionaliste |
| Samuel Caire | 25139-25143 EUC | Traditionaliste |
| Lucien Lambert | 25143-25147 EUC | Traditionaliste |
| Jean-Louis Pirmez | 25147-25151 EUC | Traditionaliste |
| Clément de Ligne | 25151-25157 EUC | National-Socialiste |
| Michel Seron | 25157-25161 EUC | Libéral-démocrate |
| Alain LaCombe | 25161-25169 EUC | Libéral-démocrate |
| Jean Georges | 25169 EUC-Present | Independent |
Military[]
Main Article: Armée Royale de Plantagénie, Marine Royale de Plantagénie
The Royal Plantagenian Army is one of the most potent military forces in the Realms, under the King as its Supreme Commander. They consist of the Royal Army (Armée Royale de Plantagénie), and its cadet branch the Plantagenian Air Force (L'Aviation Royale de Plantagénie), and the Royal Navy (Marine Royale de Plantagénie), both are under the purview of the Ministry of Defense. In addition, the Defense Ministry is in charge of its foreign intelligence department, the Agence Centrale de Renseignement (ACR). The Interior Ministry is in charge only of it's domestic intelligence departments, the Agence de Sécurité Rationale (ASR), in charge of Signals Intelligence, and the Bureau Des Enquêtes (BDE), in charge of other intelligence.
Anthem[]
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