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=== Biodiversity and environment ===

== Politics ==

== Government & Politics ==

~~=== Government =~~==

Ceylonia is a {{wp|Unitary state|unitary}} {{wp|Semi-presidential republic|semi-presidential}} {{wp|republic}} with a {{wp|Multi-party system|multi-party system}}, similar to Tierrador’s party-system. The country has maintained a liberal democratic system under its [[Ceylon Constitution|1813 Constitution]], which replaced a territorial charter that established Ceylonia as a full [[administrative divisions of Cartadania|administrative division of Cartadania]]. As a unitary republic, the central government holds the most power and can create administrative divisions, a legacy of the territorial years, mirroring the style of government Cartadania's territories possess even today, as opposed to the federal system employed by Tierrador’s national government. In spite of this, the Ceylonian system of government does consist of several elements derived from the political systems of Cartadania, including a written constitution and an autonomous Supreme court. The Ceylonian government is separated into three branches: the {{wp|Tricameralism|tricameral}} [[National Assembly (Ceylonia)|National Assembly]], which is separated into the [[Senate (Ceylonia)|Senate]], the [[Chamber of Tribal Emissaries]], and the [[Ceylon Popular Assembly]], and serves as the legislative branch of the nation; the executive branch, which consists of the [[President of Ceylonia|Head of State (President)]] and the Council of Ministers, led by the Prime Minister; and the judicial branch, which consists of the [[Ceylon Supreme Court]].

Ceylonia is a {{wp|Unitary state|unitary}} {{wp|Semi-presidential republic|semi-presidential}} {{wp|republic}} with a {{wp|Multi-party system|multi-party system}}, similar to ~~Cartadania's own~~ party-system. The country has maintained a liberal democratic system under its [[Ceylon Constitution|~~1964~~ Constitution]], which replaced a territorial charter that established Ceylonia as a full [[administrative divisions of Cartadania|administrative division of Cartadania]]. As a unitary republic, the central government holds the most power and can create administrative divisions, a legacy of the territorial years, mirroring the style of government Cartadania's territories possess even today, as opposed to the federal system employed by ~~Cartadania's~~ national government. In spite of this, the Ceylonian system of government does consist of several elements derived from the political systems of Cartadania, including a written constitution~~, a bicameral congress,~~ and an autonomous Supreme court. The Ceylonian government is separated into three branches: the {{wp|~~Bicameralism~~|~~bicameral~~}} [[National Assembly (Ceylonia)|National Assembly]], which is separated into the [[Senate (Ceylonia)|Senate]] ~~and~~ the [[Chamber of Emissaries]], and serves as the legislative branch of the nation; the executive branch, which consists of the [[President of Ceylonia|Head of State (President)]] and the Council of Ministers, led by the Prime Minister; and the judicial branch, which consists of the [[Ceylon Supreme Court]].

=== Executive Branch ===

=== Administrative divisions ===

Ceylonia is separated into ~~thirteen provinces~~ and two independent cities, the capital city of Santa Maria, located at the northern end of the Baía dos Cocos, and East Sachia, the second largest city situated alongside the western border with Tierrador. Under the Ceylon Constitution, the ~~provinces~~ have an elected provincial government composed of the ~~Provincial~~ Governor and the ~~Provincial Assembly~~. The governor constitutes the executive body, proposes budgets, and creates decrees, resolutions, and provincial programs. The ~~Provincial Assembly~~, the ~~provinces~~' legislative body, debates and votes on budgets, supervises ~~provincial~~ elected officials, and is able to hold votes on removing the governor, deputy governor, or any member of the assembly from office if they see fit. The ~~provincial~~ governor and the ~~Provincial Assembly~~ serve a term of four years, without immediate reelection. These governments plan regional development, execute public investment projects, promote economic activities, and manage public property. The cities of Santa Maria and East ~~Sačia~~ is administered by a municipal council, headed by a mayor. The purpose of devolving power to regional and municipal governments was to improve popular participation and give Ceylonians a greater since of community. NGOs played an important role in the decentralization process and still influence local politics, though remain in check under the national government's regulation. Some areas of Ceylonia are defined as metropolitan areas which may overlap political boundaries and extend into several ~~provinces~~. The largest of them, the Santa Maria metropolitan area, is the seventh-largest metropolis in the Cronan continent.

Ceylonia is separated into thirty-six qoyalets, which also contain 42 Tribal Nations, and two independent cities; the capital city of Santa Maria, located at the northern end of the Baía dos Cocos, and East Sachia, the second largest city situated alongside the western border with Tierrador. Under the Ceylon Constitution, the qoyalets have an elected provincial government composed of the Qoyalet Governor and the Qoyaletasembalaí (provincial assembly). The governor constitutes the executive body, proposes budgets, and creates decrees, resolutions, and provincial programs. The Qoyaletasembalaí, the qoyalets' legislative body, debates and votes on budgets, supervises qoyalet elected officials, and is able to hold votes on removing the governor, deputy governor, or any member of the assembly from office if they see fit. The qoyalet governor and the Qoyaletasembalaí serve a term of four years, without immediate reelection. These governments plan regional development, execute public investment projects, promote economic activities, and manage public property. On the same level as the qoyalets are the 42 Tribal Nations of the country. All 42 nations are equally represented in the Chamber of Tribal Emissaries, of which three representatives from each nation is sent. The nations are considered semi-autonomous, and while they have some power over the land they hold, they still are considered part of a larger qoyalet, and must pledge allegiance to that respective qoyalet. The cities of Santa Maria and East Sachia is administered by a municipal council, headed by a mayor. The purpose of devolving power to regional and municipal governments was to improve popular participation and give Ceylonians a greater since of community. NGOs played an important role in the decentralization process and still influence local politics, though remain in check under the national government's regulation. Some areas of Ceylonia are defined as metropolitan areas which may overlap political boundaries and extend into several qoyalets. The largest of them, the Santa Maria metropolitan area, is the seventh-largest metropolis in the Cronan continent.

=== Foreign policy ===

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 === Biodiversity and environment ===
-== Politics ==
+== Government & Politics ==
-=== Government ===
+Ceylonia is a {{wp|Unitary state|unitary}} {{wp|Semi-presidential republic|semi-presidential}} {{wp|republic}} with a {{wp|Multi-party system|multi-party system}}, similar to Tierrador’s party-system. The country has maintained a liberal democratic system under its [[Ceylon Constitution|1813 Constitution]], which replaced a territorial charter that established Ceylonia as a full [[administrative divisions of Cartadania|administrative division of Cartadania]]. As a unitary republic, the central government holds the most power and can create administrative divisions, a legacy of the territorial years, mirroring the style of government Cartadania's territories possess even today, as opposed to the federal system employed by Tierrador’s national government. In spite of this, the Ceylonian system of government does consist of several elements derived from the political systems of Cartadania, including a written constitution and an autonomous Supreme court. The Ceylonian government is separated into three branches: the {{wp|Tricameralism|tricameral}} [[National Assembly (Ceylonia)|National Assembly]], which is separated into the [[Senate (Ceylonia)|Senate]], the [[Chamber of Tribal Emissaries]], and the [[Ceylon Popular Assembly]], and serves as the legislative branch of the nation; the executive branch, which consists of the [[President of Ceylonia|Head of State (President)]] and the Council of Ministers, led by the Prime Minister; and the judicial branch, which consists of the [[Ceylon Supreme Court]].
-Ceylonia is a {{wp|Unitary state|unitary}} {{wp|Semi-presidential republic|semi-presidential}} {{wp|republic}} with a {{wp|Multi-party system|multi-party system}}, similar to Cartadania's own party-system. The country has maintained a liberal democratic system under its [[Ceylon Constitution|1964 Constitution]], which replaced a territorial charter that established Ceylonia as a full [[administrative divisions of Cartadania|administrative division of Cartadania]]. As a unitary republic, the central government holds the most power and can create administrative divisions, a legacy of the territorial years, mirroring the style of government Cartadania's territories possess even today, as opposed to the federal system employed by Cartadania's national government. In spite of this, the Ceylonian system of government does consist of several elements derived from the political systems of Cartadania, including a written constitution, a bicameral congress, and an autonomous Supreme court. The Ceylonian government is separated into three branches: the {{wp|Bicameralism|bicameral}} [[National Assembly (Ceylonia)|National Assembly]], which is separated into the [[Senate (Ceylonia)|Senate]] and the [[Chamber of Emissaries]], and serves as the legislative branch of the nation; the executive branch, which consists of the [[President of Ceylonia|Head of State (President)]] and the Council of Ministers, led by the Prime Minister; and the judicial branch, which consists of the [[Ceylon Supreme Court]].
+=== Executive Branch ===
 === Administrative divisions ===
-Ceylonia is separated into thirteen provinces and two independent cities, the capital city of Santa Maria, located at the northern end of the Baía dos Cocos, and East Sachia, the second largest city situated alongside the western border with Tierrador. Under the Ceylon Constitution, the provinces have an elected provincial government composed of the Provincial Governor and the Provincial Assembly. The governor constitutes the executive body, proposes budgets, and creates decrees, resolutions, and provincial programs. The Provincial Assembly, the provinces' legislative body, debates and votes on budgets, supervises provincial elected officials, and is able to hold votes on removing the governor, deputy governor, or any member of the assembly from office if they see fit. The provincial governor and the Provincial Assembly serve a term of four years, without immediate reelection. These governments plan regional development, execute public investment projects, promote economic activities, and manage public property. The cities of Santa Maria and East Sačia is administered by a municipal council, headed by a mayor. The purpose of devolving power to regional and municipal governments was to improve popular participation and give Ceylonians a greater since of community. NGOs played an important role in the decentralization process and still influence local politics, though remain in check under the national government's regulation. Some areas of Ceylonia are defined as metropolitan areas which may overlap political boundaries and extend into several provinces. The largest of them, the Santa Maria metropolitan area, is the seventh-largest metropolis in the Cronan continent.
+Ceylonia is separated into thirty-six qoyalets, which also contain 42 Tribal Nations, and two independent cities; the capital city of Santa Maria, located at the northern end of the Baía dos Cocos, and East Sachia, the second largest city situated alongside the western border with Tierrador. Under the Ceylon Constitution, the qoyalets have an elected provincial government composed of the Qoyalet Governor and the Qoyaletasembalaí (provincial assembly). The governor constitutes the executive body, proposes budgets, and creates decrees, resolutions, and provincial programs. The Qoyaletasembalaí, the qoyalets' legislative body, debates and votes on budgets, supervises qoyalet elected officials, and is able to hold votes on removing the governor, deputy governor, or any member of the assembly from office if they see fit. The qoyalet governor and the Qoyaletasembalaí serve a term of four years, without immediate reelection. These governments plan regional development, execute public investment projects, promote economic activities, and manage public property. On the same level as the qoyalets are the 42 Tribal Nations of the country. All 42 nations are equally represented in the Chamber of Tribal Emissaries, of which three representatives from each nation is sent. The nations are considered semi-autonomous, and while they have some power over the land they hold, they still are considered part of a larger qoyalet, and must pledge allegiance to that respective qoyalet. The cities of Santa Maria and East Sachia is administered by a municipal council, headed by a mayor. The purpose of devolving power to regional and municipal governments was to improve popular participation and give Ceylonians a greater since of community. NGOs played an important role in the decentralization process and still influence local politics, though remain in check under the national government's regulation. Some areas of Ceylonia are defined as metropolitan areas which may overlap political boundaries and extend into several qoyalets. The largest of them, the Santa Maria metropolitan area, is the seventh-largest metropolis in the Cronan continent.
 === Foreign policy ===

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