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|Official residence of Urcean King in capacity as [[Canaery|Elector of Canaery]]<br>Primary unofficial residence of the [[Prince of Halfway]]
|Official residence of Urcean King in capacity as [[Canaery|Elector of Canaery]]<br>Primary unofficial residence of the [[Prince of Halfway]]
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|[[The Hermitage (Urcea)|The Hermitage]]
|[[The Hermitage (Cálfeld)|The Hermitage]]
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|[[Yustona|Cálfeld]]
|[[Yustona|Cálfeld]]

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Royal palaces include palaces, castles and houses owned by a member of a royal family, or owned by their state for purposes of allowing members of the royal family to reside there. Some royal palaces may no longer be used as residences, often becoming offices for a government legislature, or may see only irregular use when visiting certain regions, for example. Buildings formerly used as royal palaces are also included here, even if their host countries no longer have a monarch.

Country Name Image Location Notes
 Metzetta Jangeomhan Gungjeon Hanzeong Current official workplace and residence of the Emperor of Metzetta
 Urcea Julian Palace Urceopolis Official workplace and residence of the Apostolic King of Urcea
Seat of the Government of Urcea
Castle Welute Urce River Valley Unofficial primary workplace and residence of the Apostolic King of Urcea
Electorsbourg Cana Official residence of Urcean King in capacity as Elector of Canaery
Primary unofficial residence of the Prince of Halfway
The Hermitage Cálfeld Official residence of Urcean King in capacity as Grand Duke of Yustona
 Zaclaria Oshnaverci Palace Bayen Current official workplace and residence of the Sultan of Zaclaria