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| Capital | Katharinas-Hafen | ||||
| Largest city | Katharinas-Hafen | ||||
| Other cities | Franznacken, Bayreuth | ||||
| Language | Bavaro-German | ||||
| Religion main |
Western Church | ||||
| others | Catholicism | ||||
| Government | Colonial/Viceregal Government | ||||
| Legislature | Curia Bavaria | ||||
| Viceroy | Edmund von Jülichsburg | ||||
| Population | 1500 | ||||
| Established | 1577 | ||||
| Organizations | Bavarian Borealian Company (Founding)
Holy Roman Empire (By Law) | ||||
New Bavaria (In Bavarian: Nei Baiern) is a Bavarian colony in northwestern Borealia. It was established in 1577 by a group of merchants and settlers apart of the Bavarian Borealian Company (BBC), an economic guild formed in Landshut roughly a decade earlier. The colony is managed by a Viceroy, an office created by the Bavarian Monarchy in 1578, and put into effect the next year when Edmund von Jülich, the first Viceroy, arrived in the capital. The capital itself is the port of Katharinas-Hafen (In English: Catherine's Haven/Harbor).
Since the office of the Viceroy was created and proclaimed by Queen Catherine, and since the existence of the BBC and ultimate settling of New Bavaria was supported largely by the Bavarian Crown, the colony is very closely tied with the Kingdom of Bavaria. This is in contrast to colonies or settlements founded by joint stock companies, with little connection to a monarchy or government leader. These colonies operate mainly for economic reasons, while New Bavaria was founded for both an expansion of Bavarian presence in Borealia and economic gain.
As of 1580, the colony remains small, and holds only two centralized settlements. The largest settlement and port, as well as colonial seat, is Katharinas-Hafen, with a population of roughly 500. Katharinas-Hafen is situated on the western coast of Wilhelmsbaum, a large island in northwestern Borealia. The second settlement is Franznacken, on the coast of mainland Borealia, south of Katharinas-Hafen.
Apart from the two settlements, the colony is composed of informal, mini-regions that flank Katharinas-Hafen. These mini-regions are Wilhelmsbaum, Franznacken, Jülichsberg, and Wittelsberg.
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Organization[]
Sub-Divisions[]
Wilhelmsbaum[]
Capital: Katharinas-Hafen
Population: 987
Franznacken[]
Capital: Franznacken
Population: 350
Jülichsberg[]
Capital: Bayreuth
Population: 177
Wittelsburg[]
Capital: None
Population: 89
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