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Overview
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Geography
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Climate
In the capital the average highest daily temperature in July is 22.1°C (71.7ºF), average lowest daily temperature in July is 12.3°C (54.1ºF). Average highest daily temperature in January is -3.5°C (25.7ºF) whereas lowest average daily temperature in January is -8.7°C (16.3ºF). Typically there are several very hot weeks in summers (with daytime temperatures surpassing 30°C/86ºF) and one or two very cold weeks in winter (with night time temperatures going under -20°C/-4ºF). Close to the coast the winters are milder and the summers are cooler, but the difference does not exceed a couple of degrees.
This country has four very vivid seasons. It gives Salaspils its own beauty as nature paints itself in different colors. Contrary to popular belief winters are not perpetually white, but you have high chances of encountering heavy snow if you visit in January or February. The autumns are universally yellow, red, and brown - colorful, as the leaves of the trees prepare to fall. The springs and summers are green, although during the droughts everything may start gaining a yellow shade earlier.
There are no natural disasters like volcanoes, earthquakes or tornadoes. Forest fires do happen, but they are minor. The cold of winter takes its toll sometimes but this is limited to the homeless. Heavy rains and strong winds do some damage, but usually only to the property and crops and this damage is also minor.
History
Religion
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Government
A grand duchy is a country or territory whose official head of state or ruler is a monarch bearing the title of grand duke or grand duchess. Salaspils follows hereditary monarchy, where the crown is passed down from one member of the royal family to another. The House of Jansons is the only royal family as far as history remembers in the Grand Duchy of Salaspils.
As some other countries, it employs a male primogeniture order of succession. The monarch's eldest son and his descendants take precedence over his siblings and their descendants. Elder sons take precedence over younger sons, but all sons take precedence over all daughters. Children represent their deceased ancestors, and the senior line of descent always takes precedence over the junior line, within each gender. The right of succession belongs to the eldest son of the reigning sovereign, and then to the eldest son of the eldest son.
Rumors
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Royal (Leading) family tree
grandfather <birthdate>-<date of death>, m. Spouse, including birthname <birthdate>-<date of death>
- their children:
- father <birthdate>-<date of death>, m. mother
- their children:
- Head of House <birthdate> m. spouse
- their children:
- child1 <birthdate>
- child2 <birthdate>
- younger sibling <birthdate> m. spouse
- their children:
- nephew <birthdate>
- niece <birthdate>
- aunt <birthdate>-<date of death> m. husband
- their children:
- cousin1
- cousin2
- uncle <birthdate>-<date of death>