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===Symbols=== | ===Symbols=== | ||
''See Also: [[National symbols of Urcea]]'' | ''See Also: [[National symbols of Urcea]]'' | ||
Urcean culture places a high value on symbols and ritual originating with its largely [[Catholic Church|Catholic]] tradition. The [[Apostolic King of Urcea]] and [[Julian dynasty]] are largely considered to be symbols of Urcea itself, not only in terms of physical depictions but also in terms of nomenclature, with "Julian" serving as a symbolic adjective relating to Urcea. Accordingly, the [[Julian Throne and Crown Jewels of Urcea]] and [[Julian Palace]] both serve as powerful symbols representing Urcea and symbolizing the continuity of government and social institutions in Urcea. Some of Urcea's other official symbols are also intended to reflect the nation's long history, including both the lion and eagle - the historical symbols of [[Great Levantia]] and the [[Holy Levantine Empire]], respectively - as well as cultural mores closely associated with Urcea such as {{wp|baseball}} and {{wp|beer}}. | |||
==Economy and Infrastructure== | ==Economy and Infrastructure== | ||