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Lake District

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Orða helgo sjooa som allvalda yver Sjooa rikeno
Pühade järvede ordu kui Järvede riigi kõikvõimas
Order of the Holy Lakes in right of the Realm of the Lakes
Flag of Lake District
Flag
Coat of Arms of Lake District
Coat of Arms
Motto: Toj bar be-Hurmu
Anthem: Brida
[[|250px|Location of Lake District|frameless]]
Map versions
Capital Huyenkula
Largest city Kaupang, Liiderai, Fiskarvik
Official language(s) Istvanistani, Hurmu Norse, Lakkvian (all official)
minority protections/rights also for Crandish, Craitish, and Hurmumol
Official religion(s) None official;
Traditional Hurmu practices granted cultural protection
Demonym Laker(s)
 - Adjective
Government Realm held in right by the Order of the Holy Lakes
 - Regent Samira Avon-El Myksos
 - Premier Allan uti Gaarðsjoo
 - Legislature The Thing
Establishment 1690 (restoration)
Area
Population 6,916,888 (1710 AN)
Currency Crown (HUK)
Calendar
Time zone(s) CMT+3
Mains electricity
Driving side left
Track gauge
National website
National forum
National animal Dragon
National food Five-thing stew
National drink Tea
National tree
Abbreviation LD


The Lake District (Hurmu Norse: Sjooa omraaðe; Lakkvian: Järvede piirkond) is one of the realms held in right by the Order of the Holy Lakes (Hurmu). It borders New Alexandria to the west, east and south. Following the assassination of Regent Patrik Djupvik in 1729, the position of Regent was vacant for over a month and the Lake District thereby under direct rule by the Senate of the Lakes. On 1.XII.1729, Samira Avon-El Myksos was appointed Regent.

Municipalities of the Lake District

Before the reunification of Hurmu with the Vesüha Accords in 1690, the district was divided between Craitland's Lakkvia territory, and the eastern part by, initially Stormark and, then, the Hurmu Trust Territory.

In 1696, the Lake District was upgraded from district to state, but chose to formally style itself as the State of the Lake District to emphasise its statehood (Lakkvian: Järvepiirkonna osariik; Hurmu Norse: Sjooa omraaðarike. Uniquely among the Hurmu states and districts, the Lake District used the flag and coat of arms of Hurmu as its own as well, until the Chancellor of the order of the Holy Lakes, in 1712, differentiated them thus: the Lake District's flag would be inverted from Hurmu's (like the oldest flag of Hurmu), and the coat of arms of the Lake District would feature six blue dots, but ordered differently from Hurmu's.

In 1720, the Lake District annexed the Southern District as the Southern Municipality. As a result of the enactment of the Charter for the Order of the Holy Lakes, the Lake District was reorganized into a realm held in right by the Order of the Holy Lakes. As such, its formal name is Order of the Holy Lakes in right of the Realm of the Lakes (Hurmu Norse: Orða helgo sjooa som allvalda yver Sjooa rikeno; Lakkvian: Pühade järvede ordu kui Järvede riigi kõikvõimas).

Government

The government of the Lake District is ultimately responsible to the Senate, though, in practice, most of its internal affairs are delegated (devolved) to the Lake District's own institutions. It follows a parliamentary system, in which the Thing of the Lake District is the legislature. Any bill adopted by the Thing must meet the Regent's assent before enactment (a decision of granting or withholding assent may be appealed to the Senate in certain cases by a Senator, the cabinet of the Lake District, a resolution by the Thing, or by the signed appeal by at least two fifths of the members of the Thing).

In 1729 the new government extended the franchise to all citizens resident in the realm at least 21 years old, with certain limited disqualifying factors. For municipal elections, the age limit was set at 18. Previously, the right to participate in elections as electors or candidates is for all adult citizens resident in the Lake District who have (a) completed conscription in the Hurmu Fyrð with honours, (b) completed auxiliary service in the Hurmu Fyrð with honours, (c) completed civil conscription with honours, or (d) otherwise been approved for inclusion in the electorate. Most falling under category (d) are people who are over the age of 25, without impediments (impediments include, e.g., failure to pay taxes, default/bankruptcy, undergoing rehabilitation (due to Vanicism, rebellion, or criminal offences, involuntary commitment to hospital or other clinic)).

Municipalities

See also Municipalities of Hurmu for population figures

The name in bold indicates the primary name of the municipality as the language of the plurality of the municipality in question.

Common name Hurmu Norse name Crandish name Army Crandish name Lakkvian name
Bakkaland Bakkaland Backelant Backaland Bakkamaa
Blaðhofd Blaðhofd Bladhuvud Lehesasam
Borgarhafn Borgarhafn Borgarhamn
Cashma Island Kassma oya Kaskma-Aujo Kassma-ön Kašmasaar
Edjaanion Eldjaanion Eljamaa
Eldalandeð Eldalandeð Eldalandet Tuulemaa
Eressea Rannik Eressestrand Eressestrand Eressea Rannik
Fiskarvik Fiskarvik Fiskerwick Fiskarvik Nuurkülä
Huvuðeð Huvuðeð Huvudet Pealinnus
Huyenkula Huyenkula Hichanberg Högankulla Vesüha
Isammaland Isammaland Isamlant Isammaland Isammaa
Kašmarand Kassmastrand Kassmastrand Kašmarand
Kaupang Kaupang Köping Kaupungi
Knutsgaarð Knutsgaarð Knutsgård
Crandish Island Krandoya Aujolant Krandö Krantsaar
Liderai Liderai Liderai Liderai Liiderai
Lindedal Lindedal Lindedal Lindedal
Loyvadal Loyvadal Lövadal
Norton Norton Nortdun Norton
Orulinn Orulinn
Oystra Laastrand Oystra Laastrand Östra lågstrand Idarand
Silmasaal Silmahall Silmasal Silmasaal
Simunshus Simunshus Simonshus
Southern Municipality Syndra byalag Södra byalag Lõunapoolne vald
Suðrvatnum Suðrvatnum Södervattnen Lõuna vete
Tingsala Tingsala Tingsala
Uusjärv Nysjö Uusjärv
Valdahafn Valdahafn Valdahamn
Vana Rongijaam Gamla järnvägsstation Vana Rongijaam
Varna Varna Värna Värna
Vestra Laastrand Vestra Laastrand Västra lågstrand Läänerand

Demography

The Lake District recorded a population of 6,916,888 persons in the 1710 census.

1st language Percentage
Hurmu Norse 50.73%
Lakkvian 32.16%
Istvanistani 3.51%
Crandish 3.07%
Craitish 2.34%
Hurmumol 1.52%
Others 6.67%
Municipality Population Hurmu Norse Lakkvian Crandish Craitish Hurmumol Istvanistani Other
Bakkaland 43,217 85% 5% 1% 3% 2% 1% 3%
Blaðhofd 125,582 83% 7% 1% 2% 2% 1% 4%
Borgarstrand 387,532 91% 3% 2% 1% 3%
Edjaanion 16,783 88% 3% 2% 2% 1% 4%
Eldalandeð 15,662 46% 44% 2% 2% 2% 1% 3%
Eressea Rannik 331,172 28% 61% 3% 2% 2% 4%
Fiskarvik 551,797 47% 46% 2% 1% 1% 3%
Huvuðeð 106,678 48% 42% 3% 1% 1% 5%
Isammaland 19,818 86% 3% 5% 2% 4%
Kašmarand 16,871 30% 62% 3% 1% 1% 3%
Kaupang 1,128,793 65% 2% 2% 1% 2% 11% 17%
Knutsgaarð 88,639 94% 1% 1% 1% 3%
Krandisaar 325,784 15% 42% 35% 1% 3% 4%
Liderai 697,001 44% 46% 2% 3% 1% 1% 3%
Lindedal 81,387 93% 1% 2% 1% 3%
Loyvadal 56,756 94% 1% 2% 1% 2%
Norton 323,430 90% 2% 1% 4% 3%
Orulinn 81,386 21% 69% 3% 2% 1% 4%
Oystra Laastrand 29,542 95% 1% 1% 3%
Silmahall 232,265 45% 45% 3% 2% 2% 1% 2%
Simunshus 100,753 91% 3% 2% 1% 3%
Suðrvatnum 54,345 93% 1% 1% 5%
Tingsala 118,880 88% 3% 1% 1% 7%
Uusjärv 204,347 14% 74% 3% 2% 1% 6%
Valdahafn 84,600 88% 1% 1% 3% 7%
Vana Rongijaam 352,260 12% 77% 4% 2% 1% 4%
Varna 342,919 19% 73% 2% 2% 1% 3%
Vestra Laastrand 15,541 94% 2% 2% 1% 1%
Vesüha–Huyenkula 983,148 36% 38% 5% 5% 1% 5% 10%
Total 6,916,888 50.73% 32.16% 3.07% 2.34% 1.52% 3.51% 6.67%