Principality of Annina Kravat

Principality of Annina Kravat
(Russian) Аннина-Краватское Княжество

Founded	15 August 2010
Disestablished	16 May 2011
Area	10m²
Citizens	1
Official language(s)	Russian
Jurisdiction	Kravat Oblast
Prince/Princess	Anna I and HIM Kuri I

The Principality of Annina Kravat was a Principality within Kravat Oblast, in the Tsarist Empire of Gishabrun. It was the first and oldest peerage in Gishabrun, and the only double peerage in Gishabrun, meaning that it was ruled by two Princes or Princesses.

History

The area on which Annina Kravat stood used to be the site of the Principality of Annina Kravat, a sovereign micronation led by Anna I. However, this principality was defeated in the infamous Furnace War by HIM Tsar Kuri I, then Tsar of Moya Kravat. The area was then made a separate oblast, namely Annina Kravat Oblast, until the 26th of July, 2010, when the Council of Gishabrun decided to merge Annina Kravat Oblast into Kravat Oblast. The area was under the complete jurisdiction of Kravat Oblast until the Peerage system of Gishabrun was first established, and a peerage reflecting this legacy was granted to Anna I. However, since Annina Kravat was still a part of Gishabrun, HIM Tsar Kuri I retained his title as Prince of Annina Kravat.

The Principality of Annina Kravat was disestablished by an amendment to the Peerage Creation Act on 16 May 2011, which created a meritocratic peerage system in the Empire.

Geography

The Principality of Annina Kravat took up approximately 10 square metres of indoor space, containing the residence of Anna I, Princess of Annina Kravat. It bordered Canada to the North and Kravat Oblast on all other sides. It had the same climate as the rest of Kravat Oblast. Probably the only interesting thing in this principality is the Furnace Strip, the previously disputed strip of land that became the site of Gishabrun's first war.