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| − | The rulers of this small county is the House of Bianchi-Lefèvre. | + | The rulers of this small county is the House of Bianchi-Lefèvre. They came in to power as the Treaty of Indepenece was signed between the leader of Staynes and Harm Bianchi-Lefèvre of Blueacia. [[File:Prince_Harm.jpg|thumb|right|Prince Harm Bianchi-Lefèvre]] |
Different then other coutries the crown of the Prince doesn't go from reigning Prince to oldest son or daughter. The Prince choses which one of his spouses is going to be his next Heir and thereby is going to be the next Prince of Blueacia. | Different then other coutries the crown of the Prince doesn't go from reigning Prince to oldest son or daughter. The Prince choses which one of his spouses is going to be his next Heir and thereby is going to be the next Prince of Blueacia. | ||
| − | This | + | This became very clear when not the oldest son of Prince Harm became the Heir. But his youngest son of five childeren became his Heir. |
It is said that Prince Johannes Bianchi-Lefèvre is going to abdicate within five years. Because aftee his divorce with Princess Gaetane D'Aubigné he hasn't been the Prince which he ever was. | It is said that Prince Johannes Bianchi-Lefèvre is going to abdicate within five years. Because aftee his divorce with Princess Gaetane D'Aubigné he hasn't been the Prince which he ever was. | ||
Revision as of 16:43, 19 February 2017
| The Principality of Blueacia | ||||
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| Motto: Deo Juvante | ||||
| Anthem: "La Mareillaise." | ||||
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| Capital and largest city | Labia Cue | |||
| Official languages | (By first language) Blueacian 60% |
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| Ethnic groups (2017) | 90% Human 7% Dwarves 3% Lupines |
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| Demonym | Blueacians | |||
| Government | Parliamentary under Constitutional Principality | |||
| - | Prince | Johannes Bianchi-Lefèvre | ||
| Legislature | Unitary parliamentary constitutional principality | |||
| Area | ||||
| - | Total | (n/a) km2 50 sq mi |
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| Population | ||||
| - | 2017 census | 9,876 | ||
| - | Density | (n/a)/km2 (n/a)/sq mi |
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| GDP (nominal) | 2017 estimate | |||
| - | Total | BA♅1,455,000,000 | ||
| - | Per capita | BA♅147,326.85 | ||
| Currency | Blueacian Kirib (BA♅) |
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| Date format | DD/MM/YYYY | |||
| Drives on the | the right | |||
| ISO 3166 code | .BL | |||
| Internet TLD | BL | |||
The Principality of Blueacia (Blueacian: Principatu de Blue'a; simplified: Principauté de Blueacia) is a tiny island state in the Pacific Ocean.
The Principality of Blueacia has been around since its independence from the Staynish-Caltharus Empire on January 1st, 1970. It is the smallest country in The East Pacific, at just 80.47 square kilometers. The small island state is known for its low taxes and lots of casinos. The most famous of these opened on the 25th birthday of the first Prince of Blueacia, Harm Bianchi-Lefèvre, and was the first casino to open its doors in the country. After his death on the March 5th, 2001, the Casino renamed itself the H.B.L. Casino in honour of the first Prince.
Contents
History
Pre-Colonial times
Colinial Times
Independency
Geography
Blueacia is on the Aequator and is close to the international dateline, which makes it one of the first countries to experience the new year. Due to its proximity to the Aequator, Blueacia has a tropical climate. Being an island, the climate is more bearable due to the wind which is blowing everyday to the east. The temperatures throughout the whole year are close to 32 degrees Celsius. Humidity is about 45% all year, but if there is a storm front in the air it can climb to 90%.
Labia Cue, the only city in Blueacia, is home to 80% of the population.
Goverment
The goverment of Blueacia consists of the Twadde Keamer, the legislative branch, and the Earste Keamer, the judicial branch. The Twadde Keamer houses 100 people and makes the laws, and includes a cabinet of secretaries. The people of Blueacia vote for their representatives on the Twadde Keamer in a democratic election, who then vote on the members of the Earste Keamer. The Earste Keamer consists of 25 people. Should a bill pass the Twadde Keamer, the members of the Earste Keamer examine the bill for inconsistencies between it and the constitution, and correct the ones they finds. After passing the Earste Keamer, the Prince gets the final say whether or not it passes. Should he approve, it is signed and ratified. If not, the bill is vetoed.
Party's
| Logo | Party | Abbreviation | Year of establishment |
Partyleader | Seats | |
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| TK | EK | |||||
| 60x60px | Blueacian Democraty Party | BDP | 1980 | Felice Padovesi | 13 | 6 |
| 60x60px | Blueacian Green Party | BGP | 2000 | Maaike Andreasson | 2 | 1 |
| 60x60px | Christian Union | CU | 1970 | Pearson Lagonus | 28 | 10 |
| 60x60px | Freedom Party of Blueacia | FPB | 2006 | Gifford Giroux | 4 | 4 |
| 60x60px | Labour Party | LP | 1970 | Simone Desroches | 19 | 8 |
| 60x60px | Liberal Party | LP | 1970 | Gerolamo Loggia | 22 | 2 |
| 60x60px | Socialist Party | SP | 1992 | Quarantino Fiorentini | 12 | 9 |
Ministers
| Ministry | Minister | Party | Notes | ||
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| Prime-Minister (PM) |  |
Pearson Lagonus (1937) | CU | ||
| Secretary of treasure (SoT) |  |
Gerolamo Loggia (1963) | LP | Also the Vice-Premier | |
| Secretary of state (SoS) |  |
Maria Reynder (1955) | CU | ||
| Secretary of foreign affairs (SoFA) |  |
Ethan Cody (1961) | CU | ||
| Secretary of defence (SoD) |  |
Vivian Richerson (1945) | CU | ||
| Secretary of culture, history and arts (SoCHA) |  |
Mark van Ginsbergen (1943) | LP | ||
| Secretary of education (SoE) |  |
Césario Rasini (1988) | CU | ||
| Secretary of health, wealth and sport (SoHWS) |  |
Johan Müller (1947) | LP | ||
| Secretary of work and tourism (SoWT) |  |
Dominicus Labelle (1927) | LP | ||
| Secretary of environment (SoE) |  |
Maike Andreasson (1972) | BGP | the third party in the cabinet | |
House of Bianchi-Lefèvre
The rulers of this small county is the House of Bianchi-Lefèvre. They came in to power as the Treaty of Indepenece was signed between the leader of Staynes and Harm Bianchi-Lefèvre of Blueacia.
Different then other coutries the crown of the Prince doesn't go from reigning Prince to oldest son or daughter. The Prince choses which one of his spouses is going to be his next Heir and thereby is going to be the next Prince of Blueacia. This became very clear when not the oldest son of Prince Harm became the Heir. But his youngest son of five childeren became his Heir.
It is said that Prince Johannes Bianchi-Lefèvre is going to abdicate within five years. Because aftee his divorce with Princess Gaetane D'Aubigné he hasn't been the Prince which he ever was. After the divorcement of Johannes and Gaetane, Geatane lost the title of Princess. Although Johannes still revers to her as the Princess
Foreign Relations
Population
Famous Blueacians
- Harm Bianchi-Lefèvre
- Josephina Bianchi-Lefèvre Frisia
- Johannes Bianchi-Levèvre
- Gaetane D'Aubigné
- Giovanni Bianchi-Lefèvre
- Micahelm Rushcache
- Major Brigrest
- Richly ill Ontan
- Brat Exequine
- Lanes Oldenman
Religion
Economy
The Bluacian economy is extremely dependent on the tourism and gambling industries, which together comprise more than 60% of it. This is due to all the massive amount of casinos and hotels in Blueacia. On the high-points of the season, the tourists have been known to outnumber the native population 150 to 1.
The remainder of the economy consists of fishing, farming, officials of the government, the international airport and national airline Royal Bluacian Airlines, the harbor which is specially for the biggest cruise ships.
Tourism
Sports
Sports are a common pastime and means of entertainment, with racing being by far the most popular.
closely behind are swimming, diving and football.
Strangely, the people on this tropical island even enjoy ice-skating, recognized as one of the three most popular sports (behind racing and football.)
