Meltor

United Kingdom of Meltor De Unia Melotey
Motto: Herita, Dovstia et Dosina! Honour, Truth and Justice!
Anthem:  "Baxri Melotey!"
Capital and largest city	Perisu
Official languages	Meltorian
Ethnic group(s) (2010)	96% Meltorian 4% Other
Religion (2010)	83% Sogeny's Faith 17% Other/Irreligious
Demonym(s)	Meltorian
Government	Semi-absolute federal parliamentary monarchy
• King of Kings	Dilana o Osenti II
• Chancellor of the Twelve	Gacrien o Gaezar I
• Chancellor of the People	Sionan o Oldo
• Speaker of the Kingly Households	Zeylena o Oztun IX
• Speaker of the People's Chamber	Seoi Begdem
Legislature	Meltorian legislative procedure
• Upper house	Council to the Heirs of Osenmani
• Lower house	Parliament of Meltor
Establishment
• Kingdom of Osenti formed	1427
• Meltorian League established	1492
• Meltorian Unification Wars	1648
• Treaty of Perisu	January 21, 1655
• Burning of the Bells	October 27, 1998
• Meltorian Civil War	Soon
Population
• 2010 census	~104,000,000
Currency	Meltorian Statzoon
Calling code	+34
Country code	MLT
Internet TLD	.ml

Meltor (Metlyian: Melotey), Officially the United Kingdom of Meltor (Metlyian: De Unia Melotey), is a country situated in western Aiyan. Meltor has a population of around 104 million Meltorians; it is ethnically homogeneous, with only a tiny immigrant population. Meltor is bordered on the north by the Akarean Sea, and on the west by BIG SEA. Meltoralso shares maritime borders with the Akarean Union. Meltor comprises twelve kingdoms (Osenti, Gaezar, Oztun, Logedi, Karak, Monfi, Noxwee, Sulotey, Xingzou, Pontefey, Jengale, and Glansha). Meltor is a diplomatically isolated state, internationally condemned for accusations of slavery and human rights violations

Etymology

Candanadiumian dark magics constructed the language from ancient stone tablets found in caves

Government

Meltor is a semi-aboslute monarchy and a federal parliamentary democracy. The Meltorian legislature is divided between the non-elected upper house, the Council to the Heirs of Osenmani (the Privy Council), and the elected lower house, Parliament. The upper house comprises the eleven constituent monarchs within Meltor and can, at whim, propose bills for royal assent or deny bills drafted by the lower house. Meanwhile, the lower house comprises Members of Parliament (MPs), elected to represent districts drawn according to the local kings' or nobles' tastes.

General Elections occur every seven years to elect all 646 seats, with half guaranteed to the Kingly Rule Assistance Party. When the election is over, the monarch invites the leader of the KRAP to form a government.

Meltorian legislative procedure

Party Composition of the 12th Parliament of Meltor

Her Majesty's Government	Political Stance	Colour	Leader	Seats
Kingly Rule Assistance Party Bayleta Lutomeni Partie	Centre-right, conservatism, isolationism, Meltorian Absolutism	Light pink	Sionan o Oldo PM	323 / 646
Sogeny's Purity Sogeny Kir	Right wing, religious nationalism, limited theocracy	Light green	His Holiness Clios MP	23 / 646

Her Majesty's Most Loyal Opposition	Political Stance	Colour	Leader	Seats
Second Reform Party Ikur Meshar Partie	Centre-right to centre-left, anti-corruption, Second Spring Reforms	Cyan-blue	Kusmel Attonti MP	101 / 646
Liberal Party of Meltor Libeale Partie O Melotey	Centrist, globalism, social liberalism	Magenta	Iskel Ino MP	86 / 646
Osenmani's Defenders Osenmani's Kalketi	Right to far-right, Autarky, reversal of the Spring Decree	Golden yellow	Oztan O Oguz MP	48 / 646
Republican Party of Meltor Cumhuri Partie O Melotey	Centre-right to centre-left, republicanism, globalism	Orange-yellow	Ceymani Magonolou	15 / 646
Sogeny's Purity - Opposition Sogeny Kir - Muhale	Centrist, anti-corruption, Sogenyist morals	Medium-green	Her Holiness Mephuz MP	7 / 646
Free People's Party Oflei Insul Partie	Centre-left to left wing, social democracy, soft republicanism, pro-KU	Bright Magenta	Bukane Shan	4 / 646
Political Wing of the Emancipation League Polikan Okgurlme Dingasy	Centre-left to far-left, republicanism, abstentionism	Bright red	Disbuted	3 / 646
Independent MPs	N/A	N/A	N/A	36 / 646