Victorian Empire

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Victorian Empire
Kingdom of Victoria
1469 - 1583
Unified Kingdoms Victoria
Flag of Victoria
Flag
Royal coat of arms of the Victorian Empire
Coat of Arms
Motto: In life, we live
Anthem: Call of the North
Location of Victoria on the Apollonian Continent
Map versions Unknown
Capital Riego
Largest Duchy Buthnock
Official language(s) English
Demonym Victorian
Government Constitutional Monarchy
 - Last Monarch Victoria II
 - Last Prime Minister Guido Zambelis
 - Legislature House of Lords
Establishment
 - Unification 17.IV.1450
 - Constitution 17.IV.1450
 - Declaration of Alnwick 17.IV.1450
 - Act of Unification 18.VIII.1469
Currency Victorian Pound (VTP)
Abbreviation VCT
National website http://kingdomofvictoria.com
National forum http://forum.kingdomofvictoria.com
National Bird The Sea Eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla)
National Flower White Lilly (Lilium bulbiferum)
National Mammal Northern Raccoon (Procyon Lotor)
Patron Saint Saint Andrew
National Tree Victorian Spruce (Picea Victorianum abies)
For other similarly-named entities, see Victoria (disambiguation).

The Victorian Empire, previously the Kingdom of Victoria (Gaelic: Rìoghachd na h-Bhioctoria, Victs: Kinrick o Viktoria) was a sovereign state in North West Apollonia traditionally said to have been founded in 1450, which defuncted after joining the Kingdom of Gotzborg and becoming a constituent country of that realm in 1606 AN.

History

Government and politics

Local Government

Victorian overseas territories

International Organisations

Administrative Divisions

Duchies

Duchy Arms Regional Capital 2nd City Abbreviation Flag Founded
Abbervale Amblebridge Westden AB 1450
Adraisia Adraisia TBC AD 1450
Buthnock Buthminster TBC BT 1469
Dundas Newhaven Whitekirk DA 1450
Glenmaye Riego TBC GA 1469
Middleton Thornton TBC MD 1469
Moncrieff Cambridge Georgetown MC 1450
Orgyle Charleston TBC OR 1469
Strathalmond Port Clyde TBC ST 1450

Cities

Sport

Football

Rugby Union

Culture

Symbols

See also

Notes

References

External links