Mediterranean Crown
The Mediterranean Crown is a composite monarchy located in southern Europe and northern Africa. United under the common rule of the Lord of the Sea, its constituent countries are one of the strongest powers in Europe. The Crown is the modern successor of the Crown of Aragon, with significantly expanded borders largely due to the Mediterranean Expansion Campaign. Lately, though, the source of their power has been progressively switching from military to commercial, thanks in no small part to their almost uncontested dominion over the Mediterranean Sea.
Structure and governance
As a composite monarchy, the constituent countries of the Crown have their own individual constitutions and political organization. For example, the Monarch can't promulgate new laws without the consent of the local governments, and viceversa. There are, however, some actions that the Monarch can take without local consent:- Declare a state of emergency. In practice, the Monarch will always consult with the local governments if time allows to ensure their collaboration in the emergency.
- Mobilize the Mediterranean Army. The army of each country reserves a specific percentage of their troops to serve the Monarch's orders at a moment's notice. In a state of emergency, the Monarch can take up to 50% of each country's army, and local government can consent to higher percentages.
- Collect taxes. Each country has their own tax system, but a percentage of the collected taxes goes to the Monarch.
- Resolve disputes. When there is conflict between two constituent countries, the Monarch intervenes, ideally without the use of force. This is done through the Royal Audience, which also handles appeals to sentences by lower courts.
- Foreign relations. Individual countries are allowed to carry out their own diplomatic relationships with countries external to the Crown. However, the Monarch and their ambassadors are the sole representative of the Crown as a whole and can override the foreign policy of individual countries.
Currency
All countries in the Crown use a common currency: the golden florí and its subdividions, which have the following equivalences:- 1 gold florí = 12 silver sous
- 1 sou = 12 copper rals
- 1 ral = 12 billon ardits
Current personal coat of arms of the Lord of the Sea, which is also used to represent the Mediterranean Crown.
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Structure and governance
Currency
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Map
Leader Title
Founders
Government System
Monarchy, Constitutional
Power Structure
Confederation
Notable Members
Catalan (de facto)
Crown constituents
These are the countries that are part of the Crown:
Principality of
CataloniaPrincipat de
Catalunya
CataloniaPrincipat de
Catalunya
Endonym
Principat de Catalunya
Ruling Body
Catalan Courts
Capital
Barcelona
Official languages
Catalan
Kingdom of
AragonRegne d'
Aragó
AragonRegne d'
Aragó
Endonym
Reino d'Aragón
Ruling Body
Aragonese Courts
Capital
Zaragoza
Official languages
Aragonese
Kingdom of
ValenciaRegne de
València
ValenciaRegne de
València
Endonym
Regne de València
Ruling Body
Valencian Courts
Capital
València
Official languages
Catalan
Kingdom of
MajorcaRegne de
Mallorques
MajorcaRegne de
Mallorques
Endonym
Regne de Mallorques
Ruling Body
General Council
Capital
Majorca
Official languages
Catalan
Kingdom of
MurciaRegne de
Múrcia
MurciaRegne de
Múrcia
Endonym
Reino de Murcia
Ruling Body
Murcian Courts
Capital
Murcia
Official languages
Spanish
Kingdom of
GranadaRegne de
Granada
GranadaRegne de
Granada
Endonym
Reino de Granada
Ruling Body
Granadin Courts
Capital
Granada
Official languages
Spanish
Lordship of
CeutaSenyoria de
Ceuta
CeutaSenyoria de
Ceuta
Endonym
Señorío de Ceuta
Ruling Body
Royal Council of Ceuta
Capital
Ceuta
Official languages
Spanish
Kingdom of
CastileRegne de
Castella
CastileRegne de
Castella
Endonym
Reino de Castilla
Ruling Body
Castilian Courts
Capital
Toledo
Official languages
Spanish
Principality of
OccitaniaPrincipat d'
Occitània
OccitaniaPrincipat d'
Occitània
Endonym
Principat d'Occitània
Ruling Body
Occitan Courts
Capital
Toulouse
Official languages
Occitan
County of
AuvergneComtat d'
Alvèrnia
AuvergneComtat d'
Alvèrnia
Endonym
Comtat d'Auvèrnhe
Ruling Body
General Council of Auvergne
Capital
Clermont
Official languages
Occitan
County of
ProvenceComtat de
Provença
ProvenceComtat de
Provença
Endonym
Comtat de Provença
Ruling Body
General Council of Provence
Capital
Marseille
Official languages
Occitan
Kingdom of
PiedmontRegne del
Piemont
PiedmontRegne del
Piemont
Endonym
Regn dal Piemont
Ruling Body
General Council of Piemont
Capital
Turin
Official languages
Piemontese
Kingdom of
VeniceRegne de
Venècia
VeniceRegne de
Venècia
Endonym
Regno de Venèsia
Ruling Body
Venetian Courts
Capital
Venice
Official languages
Venetian
Duchy of
Parma and ModenaDucat de
Parma i Mòdena
Parma and ModenaDucat de
Parma i Mòdena
Endonym
Ducät ed Pärma e Mòdna
Ruling Body
United Council of Parma and Modena
Capital
Parma
Official languages
Emilian
Grand Duchy of
TuscanyGran Ducat de
Toscana
TuscanyGran Ducat de
Toscana
Endonym
Granducato di Toscana
Ruling Body
Great Council of Tuscany
Capital
Florence
Official languages
Italian
Kingdom of
NaplesRegne de
Nàpols
NaplesRegne de
Nàpols
Endonym
Regno 'e Napule
Ruling Body
Neapolitan Courts
Capital
Naples
Official languages
Neapolitan
Kingdom of
CorsicaRegne de
Còrsega
CorsicaRegne de
Còrsega
Endonym
Regnu di Corsica
Ruling Body
Corsican Courts
Capital
Ajaccio
Official languages
Corsican
Kingdom of
SardiniaRegne de
Sardenya
SardiniaRegne de
Sardenya
Endonym
Regnu de Sardigna
Ruling Body
Sardinian Courts
Capital
Cagliari
Official languages
Sardinian
Kingdom of the
Mediterranean BalkansRegne dels
Balcans Mediterranis
Mediterranean BalkansRegne dels
Balcans Mediterranis
Endonym
Balkansko sredozemno kraljevstvo
Ruling Body
Royal Courts of the Balkans
Capital
Belgrad
Official languages
Serbian (Croatian and Albanian coofficial)
Kingdom of
CarthageRegne de
Cartago
CarthageRegne de
Cartago
Endonym
مملكة قرطاج
Ruling Body
Royal Courts of Carthage
Capital
New Carthage
Official languages
Arabic
Map
The following is a map of the countries that make up the Mediterranean Crown (highlighted in white):
Ondo note: I know, it's not interactive. Still working on it!
ALL HAIL THE MEDITERRANEAN CROWN! LONG MAY IT REIGN! AND FOR THE LOVE OF GOD DON'T LET IT MARRY THE SPANIARDS
Cool reads: Reaching the Meeraz | University of Delavar | Meeraz Morrow | Catoblepon's rambles
xDDD The Crown of Aragon did marry to Castile in this world. The Mediterranean Crown appeared in 1713 when France (in this timeline) conquered half of the Iberian peninsula and most of what was left of Spain was the old Crown of Aragon, so they rebranded and went back to the "old ways" so to speak.
How dare you make it so we are important thanks to french T.T
Cool reads: Reaching the Meeraz | University of Delavar | Meeraz Morrow | Catoblepon's rambles