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Ambassador of the Order of the Holy Lakes

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An ambassador of the Order of the Holy Lakes represents the Order of the Holy Lakes, including its statehood through Hurmu, to another power or international organization. The ambassador is appointed by the Chancellor of the Order of the Holy Lakes in consultation with the First Secretary of State and the Secretary of State for External Relations.

In early 1759, the Chancellor of the Order and the Secretarary of State for External Relations instituted a mandatory retirement age for all diplomats aged 74 and older (meaning they can work throughout the year before the year they turn 75). Exceptions are, of course, allowed on a case-by-case basis.

See also: External relations of the Order of the Holy Lakes

List of all ambassadors

Aemilia Aemilia (1728–1751; 1758– )

See also Aemilia–Order of the Holy Lakes relations

The Order of the Holy Lakes was represented by the following ambassadors:

In 1751, Aemilia changed its name to the Lanzerwald Republic (see under that country for more information). In 1758, the name reverted back to Aemilia.

Aerla Aerla (1722– )

See also Aerla–Order of the Holy Lakes relations

Anglien Anglien (1754– )

See also Anglien–Order of the Holy Lakes relations

Apollonian–Benacian Community (1753– )

Benacian Union Benacian Union (1702– )

Çakaristan Çakaristan (1691–1698; 1704– )

See Çakaristan–Order of the Holy Lakes relations

In the years 1698–1704, Çakaristan formed part of the Greater Apollonian Empire (see below)

Calbion Calbion (1693– )

See Calbion–Order of the Holy Lakes relations

Constancia Constancia (1690– )

See Constancia–Order of the Holy Lakes relations

Craitland Craitland (1544– ; 1690– )

Daau Daau (1711– )

See Daau–Order of the Holy Lakes relations

Floria Floria (1691– )

See Floria–Order of the Holy Lakes relations

Imperial Federation Imperial Federation (1706– )

International Mandate International Mandate (1695– )

Ioanna Ioanna (1757– )

See Ioanna–Order of the Holy Lakes relations

Kalgachia Kalgachia (1694– )

Kurum Ash-Sharqia Kurum Ash-Sharqia (1702– )

Mercury Mercury (1690– )

Micras Cartography Society (1689– )

Micras Trade Organisation (1711– )

MTO Micras Treaty Organization (1558–1560; 1577–1599; 1689– )

Mondosphere Mondosphere (1703– )

Moorland Moorland (1718– )

Natopia Natopia (–1602; 1691–1709; 1717–)

New Batavia New Batavia (1691– )

Nouvelle Alexandrie Nouvelle Alexandrie (1693– )

See Nouvelle Alexandrie–Order of the Holy Lakes relations

Phineonesia Phineonesia (1703–1727; 1757– )

Sanama Sanama (1691– )

Sanpantul Sanpantul (1744– )

Shireroth Shireroth (1544–1559; 1570–1602; 1689– )

See Shireroth–Order of the Holy Lakes relations

Three Kingdoms Three Kingdoms (1723– )

Meckelnburgh United Kingdom of Meckelnburgh (1699– )

Uppmanland Uppmanland (1758– )

Vegno Vegno (1707– )

Zeed Zeed (1689– )

Ambassadors to former powers/organizations

Akhidia Akhidia (1704–1716)

  • 1704–1716:

Alduria-Wechua Alduria-Wechua (1689–1693)

In 1693, Alduria-Wechua changed its name to Nouvelle Alexandrie (see below for more information).

Alexandria Alexandria (–)

Amokolia Amokolia (1571–1572)

Anahuaco Anahuaco (1711–1737)

Angsax Anglo-Saksen Commonwealth (1707–1712)

Arbor Arbor (1694–

  • embassy temporarily closed in 1702

Ashinthael Ashinthael (1704–1737)

Babkha Babkha (1476–1479; 1571–1599)

Baracão Baracão (1476–1479)

Banh Nam Banh Nam (1736–1752)

See Banh Nam–Order of the Holy Lakes relations

Barikalus Barikalus (1704–1710)

Batavia Batavia (1691–1711)

Brezovo and Yavorina Brezovo and Yavorina (1750–1761)

See also Brezovo and Yavorina–Order of the Holy Lakes relations

Byalia Byalia (1691–

Cerulea Cerulea (1724–1737)

Cisamarra Cisamarra (1703–1717)

Dark Berry Islands Dark Berry Islands (1693–1751)

Drak-Modan Drak-Modan (1691– )

Eastern Natopia Eastern Natopia (1709–1717)

Elwynn Elwynn (1571–1573; 1599–1601; 1691–1702)

Great Apollonian Empire Great Apollonian Empire (1698–1704)

In 1704, the Great Apollonian Empire split into Çakaristan and Jingdao

Helios (1503–1515)

Hexarchy Hexarchy (1694–1756; 1757–1762)

Highpass Highpass (1703–1715)

Jääland Jääland (1691–1711)

Kildare Kildare (1704–1707)

Kunapura Kunapura (1694–1701)

Lac Glacei Lac Glacei (1694–1754)

Lanzerwald Lanzerwald (1710–1716; 1751–1758)

See also Lanzerwald Republic–Order of the Holy Lakes relations

In 1758, Lanzerwald changed its name to Aemilia (see under that country for more information).

Menelmacar Menelmacar (1476–1479)

Nordic Union Nordic Union (–)

Normark Normark (1703–1737)

Oportia Oportia (1716–1755)

Ostland Ostland (1712–1726)

Pacary Pacary (1706–1711)

Phinbella Phinbella (1694–1703)

Polonias Polonias (1730–1741)

Port Balaine Port Balaine (1699–1707)

Ransenar Ransenar (1691–1711)

Saint Salvation Saint Salvation (1728– )

Sankt Ludwigshafen Sankt Ludwigshafen (1703–1710; 1716–1722)

Senya Senya (1690–1761)

South Sea Islands South Sea Islands (1693–1737)

Stormark Stormark (1476–1479; 1571–1604)

Suren Suren (1692–1741)

Svetostrov Svetostrov (1728–1734)

Tellia Tellia (1691–1758)

Thraci Confederation Thraci Confederation (1694–

Unified Governorates Unified Governorates (1691–1702)

United Principalities of Cibola United Principalities of Cibola (1728–1740)

Order of the Holy Lakes–United Principalities relations

Vales Vales (1721–1728)

West Skerry and Sri Pashana West Skerry and Sri Pashana (1693–1697)

Western Natopia Western Natopia (1709–1717)

Xäiville Convention Xäiville Convention (1690–1752)

Zindaria Zindaria ()

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