Papal States of Sanctaria

Papal States of Sanctaria Status Pontificia Terra Sancti
1528—1974
Flag (1528–1974) Coat of arms of the Patriarch of the Church of Sanctaria
Capital	Sanctus
Common languages	Latin, English
Religion	Sanctarian Catholicism
Government	Unitary Christian theocratic absolute monarchy
Patriarch
• 1528—1532 (first)	Thomas IV
• 1962—1974 (last)	Aequitas IV
History
• Thomasian Declaration	11 May 1528
• Aequitaen Treaty of 1974	19 November 1974
Preceded by Succeeded by Papal Kingdom of Sanctaria Sanctaria Atlantaena Buckingham Caorogoth Clan Nich Galway and Athlone Holy Thebes Kravenland Lanahianta Mildeaston Mount Solace Munsteran New Hertfordshire Nouveau Casterly Outer Ceylon Rapacellan San Georg Sandstonia Slokais Islands The Uniea United Angelorum Vale Wren Wosteaque

The Papal States of Sanctaria was a transcontinental country that was the direct successor to the Papal Kingdom of Sanctaria, and was composed of the territory of Sanctaria, as well as colonies, protectorates, and territories under the direct sovereign rule of the Patriarch of the Church of Sanctaria. It lasted from 1528 until 1974. The largest, and most important, country within the Papal States was that of Sanctaria and it was from this mother country that the empire received its name, and was ruled and administered from. The Papal States, despite being many countries, were ruled as one unitary state; countries that joined the Papal States were legally joining Sanctaria, though were still usually referred to as colonies both in formal and informal settings.