Commonwealth of Cedronia
| Commonwealth of Cedronia Cedronia
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| Years: 1435–1629 |
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| Motto: For the Gods and the Kings. |
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 Location of
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| Capital | Antiqupolis | ||
| Largest City | Antiqupolis | ||
| Official languages | Seresian | ||
| Ethnic groups | • North Seresian 48% • Central Seresian 23% • Kushari 20% • Other and Mixed 5% • South Seresian 4% |
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| Religion | Orthodoxism | ||
| Demonym | Cedronian | ||
| Government | Feudal monarchy | ||
| Master-King | Nicolus III | ||
| Consul | Tibius Eliades | ||
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| Population | |||
| - Estimate | 42 million (1629) | ||
| Currency | Cedronian Wolfmark | ||
| History | |||
| Successor Wars | 1435-1447 | ||
| Vossus Dynasty | 1431-1447 | ||
| Reynar-Vossus Dynasty | 1447-1629 | ||
| Cedronian Revolution | 1629 | ||
The Cedronian–Syrasian Commonwealth – officially the Crown of the Kingdom of Cedronia and the Grand Duchy of Syras was a dual state, a bi-confederation of Cedronia and Syras ruled by a common monarch,, who was both King of Cedronia and Grand Duke of Syras. Geographically, Cedronia-Syras was the second-largest country in the continent after Barcasia and as well one of the most populous of the Successor States throughout it's existence.
The union was established by the Cedro-Syrasian Compromise in the during the Fall of the Seresian Imperium and the beginning of the Wars of the Successors. Seeing the need for unity against the larger Successor States, the monarchs of the Kingdom of Cedronia and the Grand Duchy of Syras formed a union under the monarchy of Cedronia however the Syrasian House of Castell would hold equal and at times, greater power than the Cedronian House of Reynar.
The Cedronian–Syrasian Commonwealth was marked by high levels of ethnic diversity and by relative religious tolerance, guaranteed by the Peace of Faith Act 1573 after the Wars of Faith however, the degree of religious freedom varied over time. Orthodoxism was recognized as the "dominant religion", but freedom of religion was still granted with it.
Vossus Dynasty 1435-1446
Reynar-Vossus Dynasty 1446-1629
Government and Politics[edit | edit source]
Domains[edit | edit source]
| Name | Location | Current Head | Status | Loyalty | General information |
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| House of Manus | Megara and Syras | Ferum dom Manus | Alive | Imperialist | Example |
| House of Castell | Sicyon | Example | Alive | Imperialist | Example |
| House of Hargest | West Fluvius | Example | Alive | Imperialist | Example |
| House of Reynar | Ascension Bay | Example | Alive | Royalist | Example |
| House of Cassian | Paros | Example | Alive | Royalist | Example |
| House of Taggard | Naxos | Example | Alive | Royalist | Example |
| House of Levon | Leros | Example | Alive | Royalist | Example |
| House of Sasanfar | Meridian | Example | Extinct | Example | Example |
| House of Duskglade | Herbas | Example | Extinct | Example | Example |
| House of Farus | East Fulvius | Example | Extinct | Example | Example |
| House of Orekhov | Boreas | Example | Alive | Example | Example |
| House of Heurgon | Villam | Example | Alive | Example | Example |
| House of Hathli | Planum | Example | Extinct | Example | Example |
Rainbow Coast House of Cassian Paros
Diamond Domain House of Castell Sicyon
Imperial Coast: House of Manus: Syras
Monteferrum House of Manus Megara
West Riverland House of Hargest West Fluvius
Midland House of Taggard Naxos
Southreach House of Levon Leros