Mansilla

Kingdom of Mansilla Regno di Mansilla
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: Paradisio in Terra Paradise on Earth
Anthem: "Buon Sangue e Oro" Royal anthem: "Salutano il Re"
Capital	Brunelli (called "Cerano" until 1962 decree)
Largest	Sancaro
Official languages	Italian, Sicilian
Demonym(s)	Mansillian
Government	Unitary Absolute Monarchy Totalitarian Dictatorship
• King	Roberto IV
Establishment
• Founded (1st Kingdom)	1853 AD
• Brunelli Regime	February 1937 AD
• Constitution of Mansilla adopted (2nd Kingdom)	August 1937
Population
• 2018 estimate	4.21 Million
• 2003 census	3.9 Million
Currency	Brunellian Lira
Date format	mm-dd-yyyy, AD/BC
Driving side	left
Internet TLD	.mansilla

The Kingdom of Mansilla (colloquially Mansilla) is a small island nation situated in the northernmost part of the Olympic Ocean. Though nominally a constitutional monarchy, Mansilla is effectively administered by its Prime Minister, currently Gran Custodé Giancarlo Ricci, who has been in office since 1996 and holds near absolute power in the nation. The Mansillian economy is relatively small but nearly self sustaining and moderately diverse, being comprised of a large agriculture sector, a smaller manufacturing sector, and a thriving tourist industry. Mansilla is known for its beautiful rolling hills, vineyards, crystal blue water, and elegant architecture.

The current government of Mansilla was established following the 1937 coup d'etat against the Ferrera dynasty, which saw Luca Brunelli's rise to power, the execution of Stephano X, and the establishment of the 2nd Kingdom after a formal constitution was drafted.

Economy

Mansilla is a nominally capitalist nation, making no efforts to prevent citizens from freely engaging in trade, buying, holding, and selling assets (including properties), and establishing limited enterprises. International commerce and large scale industry, however, is highly regulated. All large-scale holdings are jointly held between the owner and the state, creating a system where most international trade is conducted by pseudo-nationalized corporations. Such trade, however, is rare, given the Mansillan government's relatively isolationist stance on foreign policy.