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Earldom of Central Mercia
Central Mercia
A Mercian identity in the heart of Warwickshire
"Memento mori, memento vivere"
Welcome
The Earldom
Learn about Central Mercia, its territory, history and distinctive local identity.
Central Mercia
We are Central Mercia, a micronational territory centered around south Coventry and Warwickshire
We are a de facto dispersed gang, however we are de jure an Ealrdom and micronation, currently ruled by HM Earl Uoylt I
We pride ourselves as having Hwiccean and South Mercian roots, however we identify today with English culture
CENTRAL MERCIA
A territory built on the past
At a glance
Central Mercia in statistics
~9,000
Population
£
Currency
3
Jarldoms
5
Age in years
From Finham to the present
History
A brief timeline of the development of Central Mercia.
Early history
History of the Region
The local region begins to arise as villages such as Finham, Bubbenhall, Stoneleigh, Baginton and Stareton spring up.
c. 2020
Foundation
Central Mercia was founded as a gang, beginning the development of the modern micronational entity.
2025
Sprachenland
Central Mercia united with the Mag-v Empire and Alagevo to form the Republic of Sprachenland as a constituent state.
June 2026
Reorganisation
Central Mercia declared itself an independent Earldom, establishing its present governmental framework.
July 2026
Rejoining Sprachenland
Following the dissolution of the Sprakish Empire, Central Mercia rejoined the Republic of Sprachenland.
August 2026
Leaving Sprachenland
Due to the perceived inactivity of Sprachenland Central Mercia leaves the country.
Latest announcements
Central Mercia Today
The latest news, announcements and developments from across Central Mercia and the micronational community
The State
Government
Central Mercia is split into three Earldoms (although Central Mercia is an Earldom it is still split into smaller Earldoms), often called Jarldoms (the Norse title for Earl) to differentiate from the main nation itself. Each Jarldom is ruled by an Earldomen (not to be confused with Earl) who each have a position on the Council of State. A new law will be proposed by any member of the council (including the Earl), and they will vote on whether the law should be passed or not. This is also the same for laws that only affect one Jarldom. Each Earldomen is appointed by the Earl, of which the latter also gets a seat on the State Council.
Earl
Head of State
Official Head of state for Central Mercia
Earldomen Council
Legislative Council
The council consists of the Earldomens responsible for the four principal Jarldoms of Central Mercia.
Administrative divisions
The Earldomens
Central Mercia is divided into four principal Earldomens, also known as Jarldoms.
Bubbenhall, Stareton and Ashow
Earldomen: Pybba
The Shires
Earldomen: Riv
Stivichall
Earldomen: Boyaj
Finham, Baginton and Stoneleigh
Earldomen: Uoylt
Identity & heritage
Culture
We are an English nation, however many other prominent ethnicities reside in our borders, such as Han Chinese and Punjabi.
Mercian Heritage
Our heritage is rooted in the historical regions of Hwicce and South Mercia.
Landscape
We are characterised by our rolling fields, rivers and larges swathes of Woodland.
Religion
Anglican Christianity is our dominant faith, however followers of many other religions such as Sikhism and Islam are present, alomgside minorities such as Asatru and Zoroastrianism.
Language
English is our official language.