San Severo
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INFORMATION
Titled: San Severo
Sovereign: House of Alborghetti
Capital: Scandicci
Government: Crowned Republic
Religion: Religion
Language: Severian
Currency: Currency
Ethnic Equivalenty: Italy

Overview

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Geography

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Climate

The climate of northern San Severo differs greatly from that of the south. Winters tend to be cold, with heavy snowfall in the Gemeli Lakes region, with much rain and fog. Summers are not as hot, and summer rains aid farming. In the south, summers are far hotter and drier and temperatures more akin to those in Tell Es Sakan prevail, often reaching above 30°C (86ºF). Snow is rare and winter is especially mild.

Winter temperatures along and near the coasts of southern San Severo seldom drop to freezing in winter, and summer temperatures often reach 32.2°C (90°F) or higher. Winter is the rainy season, when stream-beds that remain empty during much of the year fill to overflowing and flash floods are common. Summers are dry, and certain crops, especially fruits and vegetables, must be irrigated throughout much of the peninsulas.

History

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Religion

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Government

A crowned republic is a form of government where there is a monarch and a royal family representing the nation, but their role is purely ceremonial and all the royal prerogatives are prescribed by custom and law in such a way that the monarch has no real discretion over governmental and constitutional issues. A crowned republic may thus be a form of parliamentary republic, while officially it may be called a constitutional monarchy.

San Severo established a republic, a government in which citizens elect representatives to rule on their behalf. The institution they are elected to is known as a Senate and consists of 20 elected people. A republic is quite different from a democracy, in which every citizen is expected to play an active role in governing the state. Here only, all males over 20 years old who are descended from the original noble families of San Severo are considered citizens with the right to participate in country's politics.

The election is held once per year on the first day of the new year in the Senate Palace.

Concerning the monarch, he is known as the King and the position is elective. The King is elected by the Senate members and he is elected to rule till his death. Then a new election is held. Anyone with noble blood may become the King and raise his family's name to royalty. Currently it's the House of Alborghetti.

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>
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