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[[Laeral]]'s territory is divided into 33 provinces as well as the [[Xueyan Special Administrative Region]] and [[Allied Cities|Xianjiapo Special Administrative Region]]. | [[Laeral]]'s territory is divided into 33 provinces as well as the [[Xueyan Special Administrative Region]] and [[Allied Cities|Xianjiapo Special Administrative Region]]. | ||
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Provinces have existed as subnational administrative units since Laeralian independence, although their autonomy with regards to the federal government has varied significantly. Under the [[First Allied Provinces of Laeral|First Allied Provinces]] period (1855-1922), provinces maintained their own military forces and trade policies, yet the federal government was gradually vested with greater power. During the [[Republican Era]], the central government exerted significantly greater power than the provinces. | Provinces have existed as subnational administrative units since Laeralian independence, although their autonomy with regards to the federal government has varied significantly. Under the [[First Allied Provinces of Laeral|First Allied Provinces]] period (1855-1922), provinces maintained their own military forces and trade policies, yet the federal government was gradually vested with greater power. During the [[Republican Era]], the central government exerted significantly greater power than the provinces. | ||
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|Gov. Laurent Martins-Wang (Prog) | |Gov. Laurent Martins-Wang (Prog) | ||
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|Corday | |[[Corday]] | ||
|CD | |CD | ||
|1855 | |1855 | ||
|Cordeliers | |Cordeliers | ||
| | |Cordeliers, Indre, Lézan, Milhaud | ||
|Gov. Marius Song (Prog) | |Gov. Marius Song (Prog) | ||
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|Bethune | |[[Bethune]] | ||
|BT | |BT | ||
|1855 | |1855 | ||
|Lyrene | |Lyrene | ||
| | |Granville, Lyrene, Quimper | ||
|CM René Binet-Huang (Prog) | |CM René Binet-Huang (Prog) | ||
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|Gov. Marc Derrien (Soc) | |Gov. Marc Derrien (Soc) | ||
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|Arquien | |[[Arquien]] | ||
|AQ | |AQ | ||
|1855 | |1855 | ||
|Galline | |Galline | ||
| | |La Monseil, Saint-Saury | ||
|Gov. Martine Louvet (Cons) | |Gov. Martine Louvet (Cons) | ||
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|Celeste | |Celeste | ||
| | |CS | ||
|1879 | |1879 | ||
|Sainte-Solange | |Sainte-Solange | ||
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|1888 | |1888 | ||
|[[Hanshui]] | |[[Hanshui]] | ||
| | |Shiyan, Panjin, Ezhou | ||
|CM Sun Mingli (Prog) | |CM Sun Mingli (Prog) | ||
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|Gov. Yan Huiqing (Prog) | |Gov. Yan Huiqing (Prog) | ||
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|Lematre | |[[Lematre]] | ||
|LM | |LM | ||
|1928 | |1928 | ||
|Apremont | |Apremont | ||
| | |Apremont, Simandres | ||
|Gov. Christiane Neveu (LPP) | |Gov. Christiane Neveu (LPP) | ||
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|Brissac | |[[Brissac]] | ||
|BR | |BR | ||
|1928 | |1928 | ||
|Monthion | |Monthion | ||
| | |Monthion, Galapian | ||
|Gov. Jean-Dominique Esnard (LPP) | |Gov. Jean-Dominique Esnard (LPP) | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:41, 13 April 2025
Laeral's territory is divided into 33 provinces as well as the Xueyan Special Administrative Region and Xianjiapo Special Administrative Region.
Provinces of Laeral are subnational administrative units established under the Laeralian Constitution. Under Laeral's federal system, Laeralian citizens elect provincial governments who have the power to impose taxes and pass legislation on certain subjects, as well as administer certain public services such as education, welfare, and transportation. These services are funded in part by the federal government and partly through provincial taxes. Provincial government are conducted under either a presidential or parliamentary form of government, headed by a Governor or Chief Minister, respectively.
Provinces have existed as subnational administrative units since Laeralian independence, although their autonomy with regards to the federal government has varied significantly. Under the First Allied Provinces period (1855-1922), provinces maintained their own military forces and trade policies, yet the federal government was gradually vested with greater power. During the Republican Era, the central government exerted significantly greater power than the provinces.
| Province Name | Abbreviation | Year of Accession | Capital City | Municipalities/Townships | Chief Executive |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aumont | AM | 1855 | St. Clair | St. Clair, Risoul | CM Gilbert Chene (Prog) |
| Carellon | CL | 1855 | Mermont | CM Denis Collin-Jia (LPP) | |
| Choisel | CS | 1855 | Marist | CM Laurent Dumoulin (Cons) | |
| Côte d'Argent | CA | 1855 | Auvergne | CM Sylvette Dumas (Soc) | |
| Laeralsford | LF | 1855 | Laeralsford | Gov. Laurent Martins-Wang (Prog) | |
| Corday | CD | 1855 | Cordeliers | Cordeliers, Indre, Lézan, Milhaud | Gov. Marius Song (Prog) |
| Bethune | BT | 1855 | Lyrene | Granville, Lyrene, Quimper | CM René Binet-Huang (Prog) |
| Meridoc | MR | 1855 | Détrier | Gov. Marc Derrien (Soc) | |
| Arquien | AQ | 1855 | Galline | La Monseil, Saint-Saury | Gov. Martine Louvet (Cons) |
| Cenefort | CF | 1855 | Rilos | CM Alfred Sarrazin (Cons) | |
| Felliere | FL | 1855 | Tessé | CM Wang Zhenhua (New Dem) | |
| Sarene | SN | 1855 | Marcieux | CM Claudie Jouan (LPP) | |
| Loiraine | LR | 1856 | Althea | CM Marie Poulain-Coste (Soc) | |
| Therese | TH | 1878 | Jinyu | Gov. Jean-Ange David (LPP) | |
| Harcour | HC | 1879 | Avrainville | CM Roselyne Meng (Prog) | |
| Celeste | CS | 1879 | Sainte-Solange | CM Serge Guo (LPP) | |
| Meilinis | MN | 1883 | Songshan | CM Régine Bao (Prog) | |
| Sendrasi | SD | 1883 | Laiyuan | Gov. Reynald Tang (LPP) | |
| Neidong | ND | 1888 | Gaolan | Gaolan, Wulai | Gov. Mina Delannoy (New Dem) |
| Enara | EN | 1888 | Renfeng | CM Hao Huaiyuan (New Dem) | |
| Nanhai | NH | 1888 | Hanshui | Shiyan, Panjin, Ezhou | CM Sun Mingli (Prog) |
| Meilun | ML | 1888 | Tongji | CM Lin Jiaying (New Dem) | |
| Jinhua | JH | 1888 | Fengwei | Gov. Hu Mengyao (Prog) | |
| Minsheng | MS | 1907 | Lushui | CM Jiang Zhaohui (Prog) | |
| Minzu | MZ | 1907 | Laonong | Laonong, Taohan | Gov. Luo Tai (LPP) |
| Jianguo | JG | 1909 | Nanqiao | Bianlin | Gov. Maryse Liang-Gu (LPP) |
| Peichen | PC | 1922 | Miaoshi | Gov. Shi Wencheng (New Dem) | |
| Fuxing | FX | 1922 | Chenhua | Gov. Jocylene Lin (Prog) | |
| Lijiang | LJ | 1922 | Taishan | Gov. Zhou Diyu (LPP) | |
| Shaoxing | SX | 1922 | Beisu | Gov. Yan Huiqing (Prog) | |
| Lematre | LM | 1928 | Apremont | Apremont, Simandres | Gov. Christiane Neveu (LPP) |
| Brissac | BR | 1928 | Monthion | Monthion, Galapian | Gov. Jean-Dominique Esnard (LPP) |
| Lienne | LN | 1966 | Montgeron | CM Florence Cho (Ind.) |