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| native_name = ''Shen'endehowa Haperi'nau Serenau'' | | native_name = ''Shen'endehowa Haperi'nau Serenau'' | ||
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| settlement_type = | | settlement_type = [[Possession (Caphiria)|Overseas Possession of Caphiria]] | ||
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| seat_type = Chair of the Commission for Shenendehowa Bay | | seat_type = Chair of the Commission for Shenendehowa Bay | ||
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| government_type = | | government_type = Executive Board of Special Governance | ||
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| leader_title = | | leader_title = Chairman | ||
| leader_name = | | leader_name = Caran Cacello | ||
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| official_name = City of Cenendovia | | official_name = City of Cenendovia | ||
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'''Cenendovia''', officially the '''City of Cenendovia''', and | '''Cenendovia''', officially the '''City of Cenendovia''', and also known as '''Shenendehowa Bay''', is an [[Possession (Caphiria)|Overseas Possession]] of [[Caphiria]] and [[international charter city]] located off the southwest coast the [[Nysdra Sea]] in northern [[Crona]]. | ||
The Venua'tino area has been inhabited since at least 1000 BC, however the modern history of Cenendovia traces to the Polar Captaincy of the 18th century. The Captaincy was a loose confederation of tributary cities and tribes to [[Varshan]], and due to significant economic disruption and conflict between the native tributaries, the Captaincy collapsed in the mid-20th century. Following the collapse, the global community expressed concern about the state of affairs in the region, and in [[1967]], the entire region was made into a mandate by the [[League of Nations]] - known as [[Venua'tino|Mandatory Venua'tino]]. The League-established Commission for Venua'tino was established to administer the territory and was based in Shenendehowa Bay, which became one of the most important ports of the late-20th and early 21st-centuries. However, due to the [[The Deluge|Deluge conflict]] in the early 2010s, the Venua'tino area was to be partitioned and the [[Government of Caphiria|Caphirian government]] was interested in acquiring territory in Crona as part of its "Nidos" foreign policy strategy. In 2017, a charter agreement was signed and the City of Shenendehowa Bay became an international charter city under the jurisdiction of Caphiria through an administrative special joint structure between the Caphirian Ministry of Commerce and Trade and [[Quicksilver Industries]], the largest company in Caphiria. In 2026, the Executive Board voted unanimously to fully integrate into Caphiria's civil administration, renaming itself as the City of Cenendovia. | The Venua'tino area has been inhabited since at least 1000 BC, however the modern history of Cenendovia traces to the Polar Captaincy of the 18th century. The Captaincy was a loose confederation of tributary cities and tribes to [[Varshan]], and due to significant economic disruption and conflict between the native tributaries, the Captaincy collapsed in the mid-20th century. Following the collapse, the global community expressed concern about the state of affairs in the region, and in [[1967]], the entire region was made into a mandate by the [[League of Nations]] - known as [[Venua'tino|Mandatory Venua'tino]]. The League-established Commission for Venua'tino was established to administer the territory and was based in Shenendehowa Bay, which became one of the most important ports of the late-20th and early 21st-centuries. However, due to the [[The Deluge|Deluge conflict]] in the early 2010s, the Venua'tino area was to be partitioned and the [[Government of Caphiria|Caphirian government]] was interested in acquiring territory in Crona as part of its "Nidos" foreign policy strategy. In 2017, a charter agreement was signed and the City of Shenendehowa Bay became an international charter city under the jurisdiction of Caphiria through an administrative special joint structure between the Caphirian Ministry of Commerce and Trade and [[Quicksilver Industries]], the largest company in Caphiria. In 2026, the Executive Board voted unanimously to fully integrate into Caphiria's civil administration, renaming itself as the City of Cenendovia. | ||
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The board is nominally led by the Chief Executive of Quicksilver Industries, [[Alexandus Venio II]], who represents the private sector's interests in the governance structure as Chairman Emeritus. However, the operational leadership of the Executive Board lies with the Chairman of the Executive Board, Caran Cacello. Per the Operating Charter, the Chairman must always be a Caphirian politician. As such, it is typically sought after by Senators or Consuls. As Chairman, Cacello holds a dual role as the League of Nations Chair of the Commission for Cenendovia, further augmenting their influence and authority over the city's administrative and political affairs. | The board is nominally led by the Chief Executive of Quicksilver Industries, [[Alexandus Venio II]], who represents the private sector's interests in the governance structure as Chairman Emeritus. However, the operational leadership of the Executive Board lies with the Chairman of the Executive Board, Caran Cacello. Per the Operating Charter, the Chairman must always be a Caphirian politician. As such, it is typically sought after by Senators or Consuls. As Chairman, Cacello holds a dual role as the League of Nations Chair of the Commission for Cenendovia, further augmenting their influence and authority over the city's administrative and political affairs. | ||
==== Managing Directors ==== | ==== Managing Directors ==== | ||
Within the Executive Board of Special Governance, the Managing Directors play a vital role in the governance and administration of Cenendovia. Each Managing Director represents a specific sector or function, ensuring comprehensive coverage and expertise across various areas of governance. These positions are filled through a democratic election process, allowing residents of Cenendovia to directly participate in shaping the city's policies and initiatives. The election of Managing Directors is conducted every ''lustrum'' (five-year-period), providing an opportunity for eligible candidates to campaign and present their vision for the respective sectors they aim to represent. Midterm elections are held every 30 months to ensure a periodic evaluation of their performance and provide an opportunity for residents to express their preferences and concerns. Public participation mechanisms, such as town hall meetings and public consultations, allow residents to voice their opinions and contribute to decision-making processes. | Within the Executive Board of Special Governance, the Managing Directors play a vital role in the governance and administration of Cenendovia. Each Managing Director represents a specific sector or function, ensuring comprehensive coverage and expertise across various areas of governance. These positions are filled through a democratic election process, allowing residents of Cenendovia to directly participate in shaping the city's policies and initiatives. The election of Managing Directors is conducted every ''lustrum'' (five-year-period), providing an opportunity for eligible candidates to campaign and present their vision for the respective sectors they aim to represent. Midterm elections are held every 30 months to ensure a periodic evaluation of their performance and provide an opportunity for residents to express their preferences and concerns. Public participation mechanisms, such as town hall meetings and public consultations, allow residents to voice their opinions and contribute to decision-making processes. | ||
Once elected, Managing Directors assume their roles and responsibilities, working collaboratively with other Managing Directors, the Chairman of the Executive Board, and Chairman Emeritus. Together, they develop strategic plans, set goals, and execute initiatives for the city's development. | Once elected, Managing Directors assume their roles and responsibilities, working collaboratively with other Managing Directors, the Chairman of the Executive Board, and Chairman Emeritus. Together, they develop strategic plans, set goals, and execute initiatives for the city's development. | ||
==Culture == | ==Culture == | ||
==Demographics== | ==Demographics== | ||