New Kemr di'll Ostr

Ill Rheolm d'ill New Kemr d'ill Ostr (Brithenig)
The Dominion of New South Cambria (English)

Languages
Official	Comroig
Other	Manoeg, Kerno, Brehonecq, Gaeilg, & Laurentian
Capital	Sednîr
Rheitheir (First Minister)	Rhoberth Càr
Area	...
Population	-
Currency	Cambrian llîr
Organizations	Commonwealth_of_Nations

New South Cambria is a Cambrian colonial province which is also part of the Commonwealth of Australasia. Officialy, the province is known as a rheolm which is sometimes translated into English as "realm" or "dominion".

The appellation of "Province of New South Cambria" is normally only used when refering to NSC as a component of Australasia.

Administration

Government

The head of state is the king of Cambria, although day-to-day affairs are handled by his representatvie, ill tuifaldun. The tuifaldun is chosen by the King on the advice of the rheitheir (the elected first minister).

The government of the rheolm is somewhat autonomous, save for the fact that the ultimate authority (the highest courts and legal imprimatur) is in the hands of the homeland government. It is allowed to sign treaties and conduct military affairs only with the approval of the relevant Cambrian ministry, although since the Second Great War, this has become mostly a formality.

History

See also: Rogues and Vilains of New South Cambria

Geography

Borders

• North: Kingsland
• West: The Great Corridor Territory
• South: Guereintia
• East: Pacific Ocean

Economy

Currency

New South Cambria uses the Cambrian pound but produces its own version of the currency at the NSC Colonial Mint in Sydney.

Of particular note are the so-called "holey pounds" and the squarish pennies produced for traditional reasons.

Culture

Languages

The administrative language is officialy Brithenig, although both Kerno and Manoeg can be also use in the parliament or when requesting services from the government.

Some speakers of Gaeilg can be found where freed Irish convicts settled in the 19th century, particularly near the border with Guereintia.

There is also a small number of Laurentian speakers in the municipality of Laurentian Bay near the capital.

Religion

Inhabitants are primarily Cambriese Catholics, although other Christian rites are also practiced. There is a growing Muslim population in urban centers.