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The Confederacy of Independent States was partially responsible for the introduction of the so-called ''Lovely Sector'' nations into the Micran Sector of micronationalism. Founded by Seperatist (Zayd Al-Ani) and his comrades known as Biffa, People'sPoet and Bean, the organisation had its origins as a resistance cell in [[Lovely]] against Danny Wallace's government, although its actions never amounted to more than causing a nuisance on government forums. | |||
Al-Ani is believed to have founded the organisation some time in early to mid 2005 and migrated over to the Micran Sector, creating a CIS forum and establishing the Confederacy as a supranational entity of united, small micronations. By late 2005 Seperatist was actively recruiting new micronations in the Micran Sector to join the CIS, many of whom used the organisation as a quicker way to get land on the [[MCS]] map of [[Micras]] and to circumvent the organisation's Three Month Rule. | |||
The CIS acted in its early days more as a Federated Micronation than a supranational alliance body such as the [[Grand Commonwealth]], claiming on the MCS as one entity and theoretically maintaining a unified military, foreign policy, and economy. However most of the CIS' member nations openly flouted these rules, leading to division and dischord within the CIS from late 2005 onwards. | |||
Many CIS nations later left the organisation and sought full independence, and the lack of centralisation in the CIS and its lack of exclusivity led to a stigma being attached to the organisation and nations who had been a part of it. Nonetheless the CIS gradually became an integral part of the Micran Sector and remained a loose organisation of primarily new and small micronations until its inactivity and eventual removal from the MCS map in February 2009. | |||
Revision as of 13:02, 2 August 2010
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| Official language | English |
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| Capital | Union City |
| Largest cities | Varied with member nations |
| Website | N/A |
| Forum | CIS forum |
| Number of citizens | 13 |
| Number of active citizens | 0 (Nation Inactive) |
| Date founded | 2005 |
| Government | Union |
| Current leader | Dr-Spangle |
| Currency | CIS Credits |
| National animal | Eagle |
| National fruit/food | N/A |
| National drink | N/A |
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| Map versions | 7.0.6 - 13.7.8 |
The Confederacy of Independent States was partially responsible for the introduction of the so-called Lovely Sector nations into the Micran Sector of micronationalism. Founded by Seperatist (Zayd Al-Ani) and his comrades known as Biffa, People'sPoet and Bean, the organisation had its origins as a resistance cell in Lovely against Danny Wallace's government, although its actions never amounted to more than causing a nuisance on government forums. Al-Ani is believed to have founded the organisation some time in early to mid 2005 and migrated over to the Micran Sector, creating a CIS forum and establishing the Confederacy as a supranational entity of united, small micronations. By late 2005 Seperatist was actively recruiting new micronations in the Micran Sector to join the CIS, many of whom used the organisation as a quicker way to get land on the MCS map of Micras and to circumvent the organisation's Three Month Rule. The CIS acted in its early days more as a Federated Micronation than a supranational alliance body such as the Grand Commonwealth, claiming on the MCS as one entity and theoretically maintaining a unified military, foreign policy, and economy. However most of the CIS' member nations openly flouted these rules, leading to division and dischord within the CIS from late 2005 onwards.
Many CIS nations later left the organisation and sought full independence, and the lack of centralisation in the CIS and its lack of exclusivity led to a stigma being attached to the organisation and nations who had been a part of it. Nonetheless the CIS gradually became an integral part of the Micran Sector and remained a loose organisation of primarily new and small micronations until its inactivity and eventual removal from the MCS map in February 2009.
