Dianica
Confederation of Dianica Confederación Diánica | |
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 Flag Flag
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| Motto: Deus salve! Latin: God reigns! | |
| Mazarrón, Spain | |
| Capital | Cintia |
| Largest city | Artempolis |
| Official languages | Spanish |
| Demonym(s) | Dianican |
| Government | Confederal Republic |
| Legislature | National Assembly |
| Establishment | 9 May 2020 |
| Currency | Euro € (de facto) |
| Time zone | UTC +1 |
Website https://dianica.com | |
Dianica, officially Dianican Confederation, (Spanish: Confederación Diánica), is a micronational project that was born on 9 May 2020, coinciding with the ancient Festival of Artemis, Diana for the Romans.
The aim is to provide a meeting place for all kinds of people interested in developing cultural activities, especially those related to classical antiquity.
Dianica is structured applying the principle of subsidiarity, through districts with a wide self-government coordinated through a National Assembly where any issue that will affect all Dianicans is resolved.
Etymology
The name of the micronation is in honor of Diana, the Roman goddess of the countryside, hunters, crossroads, and the Moon.
History
The Artemisium Institute publishes regular editions of the History of Dianica.
Politics and government
Dianica is a direct democracy, organized through the principle of subsidiarity, whereby each district of the nation is self-managed by its own citizens, and a National Assembly makes decisions that will affect all Dianicans.
Foreign relations
Formal relations and treaties signed
Culture and media
The Artemisium Institute is the public centre responsible for research and training to implement improvements in Dianetics and improve the quality of life of its citizens.
The National Library and the National Art Gallery are the official public institutions responsible for safeguarding and disseminating the cultural heritage of Dianic authors.