Union of Emerald (A1-0)
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| Motto | "Unionen er Vores Fremtid" "The Union Is Our Future" |
| Founded | 102 BBT, 2100 PY |
| Capital | New Greenston (New Starton) |
| Population | Total: 9 trillion |
| Head of state | King Edward V |
| Head of government | Prime Minister Galen B. Hughes |
| Major species | Pacificans |
| Language | Standard Austral |
| Military | Union Armed Forces |
| Intelligence service | DAFUI |
| Currency | Buck-Spira (B) |
| Anthem | Union Forever |
The Union Of Emerald is a Pacifican star nation located in the Northern part of Sector A1-0 bordering the Drakari Celestial Imperium to the east and the Vest Badlands in the West.
Etymology
The word Emeraldian comes from the Austral Word Emerald. This dates back to Old Emerald, where it was named after the abundance of The Green Mineral found in The Old Nation. Why this word was chosen is still unknown.
History
The Founding of the Colony
Era Of Exploration
Establishment Of The Regions
100 Year Anniversary
Ryccian First Contact
Stoinian First Contact
Astrography
Politics and government
The Union is lead by the Monarch, but he is helped by the civilian government. The civilian government uses a unitary bicameral system. Legislative power is held by Congress which consists of the Senate and the Planetary Assembly. Executive power is held by the Royal Cabinet, which is lead by the Prime Minister with the Kings grace and elected by popular vote. The King however may overrule the Prime Minister’s decisions at any given time. The Cabinet is divided into multiple ministries that influence the civilian populace daily life. Although the Ministries of Colonies and Foreign Affairs work with the Military branch of society in some degrees. Apart from these institutions there also is the Royal Court which is the judicial part of the government.
National governance
Planetary governance
Law enforcement
Foreign policy
Emeraldian Foreign policy is dictated by the King himself. He is however assisted by the Prime Minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Royal War Council. This may initially seem as a long and slow method to make policy, but the King ultimately makes the final decisions and must enact any formal treaties with his own signature.