Chlewey.org© 2000Chlewey RealityArtificial ChleweyCreative Chlewey
Central America
Castilian Spain
Overseas Territories
New Granada
Up
Administration
Maps
Symbols
Culture
History

Castilla i León

Government

Castile & Leon is a kingdom that extents through Europe, Africa, Central and South America and the Pacific.  The European Territory, usually known as Castilian Spain and lays on the Iberian Peninsula.

The Head of State is King Alfonso José of Castile & Leon, and the Chief of State is the Prime Minister, Luis Ignacio Escobar.

Administrative Divisions

The Kingdom of Castile & Leon is divided in four main divisions or nations.  The Central American Community and the New Kingdom of Granada, each conforming an autonomous community, Castilian Spain and the Overseas Territories, which are set together for convenience but who are composed of several autonomous communities with no no central government each.

Castilian Spain

Castilian Spain is composed for seven autonomic communities in the Iberic Peninsula, Europe, and one autonomic city, Ceuta, in Northern Africa.

Castilian Spain has no central government, but the government of the Kingdom.  There is however a council, the Spanish Council, which is in charge of the representation of the Spanish people both into the Kingdom, the Castilian Commonwealth and international representation.

Each Autonomic Community has its own General (Gobernador) and Legislative Assembly (Asamblea Legislativa), the provinces have a Provincial Junta (Junta Provincial) which shares legislative and executive powers and each commune has a Mayor (Alcalde) and a Communal Council (Concejo Municipal).

The autonomic communities and provinces are:

Central-American Community

The Central American Community is divided in five governorships, and it includes the administration of the protectorate of Chiapas.

The governorships and provinces are:

New Kingdom of Granada

New Granada is further divided in 6 governorships (gobernaciones) and several provinces (provincias) and communes (municipios).

Each governorship has its own Governor (Gobernador) and Legislative Assembly (Asamblea Legislativa), the provinces have a Provincial Junta (Junta Provincial) which shares legislative and executive powers and each commune has a Major (Alcalde) and a Communal Council (Concejo Municipal).

The governorships and provinces are:

Overseas Territories (Communites and Colonies)

[Up] [Next]
[Home] [Contact] [Copyright] [Guestbook] [Search]