Commonwealth of Dhimrai

Commonwealth of Dhimrai
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Motto: ysi-keksin;-ce-ysi-ni-qiidin; "For the Gods and for the King"
Royal anthem: jhmirjha "O, Dhimrai"
The Commonwealth in 4627 CY   Dhimrai   Colonial territories
Capital and	Jvuzrada
Official languages	Dhimze
Recognised national languages	X
Recognised regional languages	X
Demonym(s)	Dhimze
Constituent countries	Dhimrai New Dhimrai X West Islands Y King Sverit Land
Government	Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy
• King	Qarr IX
Legislature	Royal Assembly

The Commonwealth of Dhimrai, sometimes colloquially known as the Commonwealth, is a sovereign state spanning five continents: Yazland, Ashnan, Etzavaz, Huo and (unnamed landmass). It comprises Dhimrai and its various colonies around the world.

Subdivisions

Constituent countries

Constituent countries are the highest-level subdivisions of the Commonwealth. Each is subdivided into counties and has their own Assembly, which is a devolved, unicameral legislature acting under the Royal Assembly of the Commonwealth. The only exception to this is Dhimrai itself, which has no local legislature.

Country	Population	% Commonwealth population	Population density (people/km2)	Area (km2)	% Commonwealth area
Dhimrai	35,152,000	X%	159.63	220,215	X%
New Dhimrai	X	X%	X	X	X%
(Etzavaz colony)	X	X%	X	X	X%
West Islands	74,000	X%	4.41	16,787	X%
King Sverit Land	X	X%	X	X	X%
Commonwealth of Dhimrai		100.0%			100.0%

Overseas Crown Territories

Overseas Crown Territories behave on the same administrative level as counties. Collectively, they share the Royal Overseas Assembly as a unicameral legislature.

Country	Population	Population density (people/km2)	Area (km2)
(Ashnan colony)	X	X	X

Former

Below are colonies, territories and constituent countries which are no longer part of the Commonwealth.

Territory	Type	Population	Population density (people/km2)	Area (km2)	Event (date)
Dhimze Baro	Constituent country				Referendum (4608 CY)
Nedheesi Republic	Constituent country1				Civil war (4614 CY)

1. The Nedheesi Republic was part of New Dhimrai until it declared independence in 4608 CY.