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Primary services, such as the provision of electricity, water and sewerage, solid waste management services, road construction and maintenance, as well as civil administration over the Zugashvili Airport were immediately bid out to the [[ESB Group]] in the absence of competitors, in 1695. The [[Eklesian Copper Corporation]], 40% owned by the Government of the Ecclesiastical Mountain Republic, was also incorporated in 1695 under Constancian law, and immediately began mineral exploration and small-scale mining operations. | Primary services, such as the provision of electricity, water and sewerage, solid waste management services, road construction and maintenance, as well as civil administration over the Zugashvili Airport were immediately bid out to the [[ESB Group]] in the absence of competitors, in 1695. The [[Eklesian Copper Corporation]], 40% owned by the Government of the Ecclesiastical Mountain Republic, was also incorporated in 1695 under Constancian law, and immediately began mineral exploration and small-scale mining operations. | ||
The Ecclesiastical Mountain Republic is subject to the same tax regime throughout the Imperial State of Constancia, as well as an annual head tax of one hundred Constancian Staters per adult (of 21 years to 60 years), which may be paid monthly or annually. | |||
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Revision as of 17:06, 16 May 2021
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| Motto: Peace and Unity | |||
| Anthem: Tavisupleba | |||
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| Capital | Zugashvili | ||
| Largest city | Zugashvili | ||
| Official language(s) | Georgian | ||
| Official religion(s) | Eklesian Orthodox Church | ||
| Demonym | Eklesian | ||
| - Adjective | Eklesian | ||
| Government | Constitutional Monarchy | ||
| - Basilinna | Olympia | ||
| - Legislature | Advisory Council | ||
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| Population | 89,500 | ||
| Currency | Imperial Stater | ||
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The Ecclesiastical Mountain Republic, a Constancian protectorate established after 1.I.1692 AN, following the withdrawal of Surenid garrisons from the contested highland plateau located between the mineral rich Durani and Rodopi mountain ranges situated in central Eura, governs the former territories of Eklesia.
The super volcano Mount Duranian is situated within the borders of the Ecclesiastical Mountain Republic, representing, along with the plethora of fortified monastic institutions found under its shadow, one of the main draws for travellers to the the territory.
It is presently governed by a Senior Minister within the Office of the Mesazon, who acts with plenipotentiary authority similar to the Civil Administrator for Raspur, with respect to the Ecclesiastical Mountain Republic. In 1696, amendments to the law granted them district representation in the Imperial Synkletos, as well as as an elected 24-member Advisory Council, elected by locals for a six-year term alongside national elections.
Economy
Primary services, such as the provision of electricity, water and sewerage, solid waste management services, road construction and maintenance, as well as civil administration over the Zugashvili Airport were immediately bid out to the ESB Group in the absence of competitors, in 1695. The Eklesian Copper Corporation, 40% owned by the Government of the Ecclesiastical Mountain Republic, was also incorporated in 1695 under Constancian law, and immediately began mineral exploration and small-scale mining operations.
The Ecclesiastical Mountain Republic is subject to the same tax regime throughout the Imperial State of Constancia, as well as an annual head tax of one hundred Constancian Staters per adult (of 21 years to 60 years), which may be paid monthly or annually.
