Doughboy1102

Life

Early

Doughboy1102 was born some time in mid Feb of 2017 at spawn. In his early life he settled in central southern England and founded the United_Kingdom. He then migrated to Dover. He soon founded the United Nations.

Mid

The second part of his life started when he caused a small international crisis by allowing trash island and California into his nation. Soon after he was contacted by the PWW government asked to kick them he gave the governments of California and trash island 24 hours to solve there issues with PWW or be Kicked. They were both kicked. Fallowing this he left the world stage and focused on his town. Which he attempted and failed to successfully grow. The UN at the time function as a National and International Group and this confused other National Leaders. So the UN became the British Federation. The British Federation would grow to control Dover, Kathmandu and Constantinople. It was intend to be a democracy but problems arose and he held all title's inside the empire. The British Federation fell when for some reason leadership defaulted to a player that had been inactive for months.

Present

Presently doughboy1102 is in the process of redesigning his town and is currently trying to reform a new British nation.

Charters & Treaties

Doughboy1102 has a long history of writing Government Charters mostly for nations that would never be. These Charters and Constitutions are in full bellow. Doughboy1102 is still writing treaties and charters to this day and is open writing for others.

1st United Nations Domestic Charter

I.    Preamble

We the towns of the united nations hereby give up some of our sovereignty for protection and a better community. We believe peace is a beautiful things and we will maintain it at all cost.
II.    Powers of the Chancellor

a. The Nation will follow all applicable rules of the Server, which holds higher authority than the Leader, the nation and its people.

b. The Chancellor has Executive Power in all matter assuming it does not violate preexisting laws.

c. The Chancellor holds the power to maintain peace at all cost and gets a the final say of any tie.

d. The Chancellor has the power to veto a law or legislation at any point, but not an amendment.

f. The Chancellor has the power to defend the UN, Its Member states and Its Allies.

III.     The National Council and Proposals

a. The National Council shall be a body for the member states to create laws. The Representatives can draft and vote on Proposals. Proposals are divided into three categories.

>a-a. Proposed Actions shall define choices on national actions affecting the nation altogether. Both the National Council and the Chancellor can propose Actions. Requires a Majority.

>a-b. Proposed Bills shall be legislative documents and laws. Both the National Council and the Chancellor can propose Bills. Requires a Majority.

>a-c. Amendments shall be any change or additions to this document. Require four-fifths majority.

b. The Chancellor shall oversee the National Council. Any decision made by the National Council will become law.

c. One representative per town.
IV.     Governor’s and Autonomy

a. The Governor’s have power within their territory to make laws and legislation.

b. The Chancellor shall oversee Governor’s.

c. The Governor’s shall not make laws or legislation violating national law.

d. The Mayors have power within their territory to make laws and legislation.

e. The Governor’s shall oversee Mayor’s.

f. The Mayors shall not make laws or legislation violating national or provincial law.

V.     War and The Security Council

a. The United Nations does believe in aggressive war despite this we will defend our allies and member states. Therefore this document forms the United Nations Security Council.

b. The Security Council consists of 7 members, 3 appointed by the Chancellor and 5 appointed by the National Council.

c. To formally declare war on another nation or take any military action, 5 members of the security council must vote in favor.

d. Per request of our ally Offensive can never hold a security council and one seat  on the security council will be given to prestige_worldwide

VI.     Courts

a. Anyone breaching laws or legislation will be subject to a court trial.

b. The level of law being breached will determine the level of court they will be tried on.

c. The judge is the leader on the level of court there in.

d. A jury can be request on any court high then a city court.

1st United Nations International Charter

I.    Preamble

The Nations that make up The United Nations. Hereby make a commitment to promote peace and cooperation between nations for the betterment of the world.
II.    Powers of the Chancellor

a. The Chancellor holds the power to maintain peace at all cost and gets a the final say of any tie.

b. The Chancellor has the power to veto a law or legislation at any point, but not an amendment.

c. The Chancellor is to guide the International Council and protect the rights of its member nations.
III.     The International Council and Proposals

a. The International Council shall be a body for the member states to cooperate in joint projects and make international laws. The Representatives can draft and vote on Proposals. Proposals are divided into three categories.

>a-a. Proposed Actions shall define choices on International actions affecting the nation’s and world's altogether. Both the International Council and the Chancellor can propose Actions. Requires a Majority.

>a-b. Proposed Bills shall be legislative documents and laws. Both the International Council and the Chancellor can propose Bills. Requires a Majority.

>a-c. Amendments shall be any change or additions to this document. Require four-fifths majority.

b. The Chancellor shall oversee the International Council.

c. One representative per nation.
IV.     Autonomy of Nations

a. All nations will maintain complete power within their territory.

b. All nations will maintain complete sovereignty as a nation in all actions.

c. The UN is in no way ever to overstep its bounds into the internal offers of its member states.

d. Laws are limited to laws of engagement and Legislation for public works.
V.     War and Security

a. The United Nations is to never engage directly in fighting as an international body.

b. Military power is limited to enforcing laws of engagement and setting up neutral zones and or buffer zones.
VI.     Courts

a. Anyone breaching laws or legislation will be subject to a court trial.

b. The members of the court will be elected ahead of time by the International Council.

1st United Kingdom Charter (Union Attempt)

I.    Preamble

We the towns of the Untied_Kingdoms hereby Unite under one monarch for better protection and growth. We will move forward as one.
II.    The Crown

a. The Crown is a one man political entity that holds the position of National Head, with following powers, it may be passed on to one successor if the current holder is incapable or is leaving the server.

b. The Crown has the following Political powers.

Summoning/Proroguing Parliament – The Crown has the power to suspend and to summon Parliament.

Royal Assent – It is The Crown’s right and responsibility to grant assent to bills from Parliament, signing them into law.

Secondary Legislation – The Crown can propose legislation to the House of Commons or the House of Lords.

Appoint/Remove Minister's – Her Majesty also has the power to appoint and remove Ministers of the Crown.

Appointing the Prime Minister – The Crown is responsible for appointing the Prime Minister as recommended by the House of Commons

Declaration of War – The Crown retains the power to declare war against other nations.

Negotiation of Foreign Relations – The Crown retains the power to Negotiate with other nations.

c. The Crown has the following Military Powers.

Commander-in-Chief – The Crown is commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces and all members swear an oath of allegiance to The Crown when they join.

Commissioning of Officers – The Crown’s powers include the commissioning of officers into the Armed Forces and also removing commissions.

Disposition of the Forces – The organisation and disposition of the Armed Forces are part of the Royal Prerogative; the crown technically controls how the Armed Forces are used.

d. The Crown has the following additional powers.

Creation of Peerages – The Crown may create a peerage for any person – whether a life peerage or hereditary one.

Font of Honour – It is The Crown’s prerogative power to create orders of knighthood and to grant any citizen honours.

Control of Passports/Licenses – The issuing and withdrawal of passports and licenses are within the Royal Prerogative.

Requisitioning of Ships – This power allows a ship to be commandeered in the Majesty’s name for service to the realm.
III.     Parliament and Legislation

a-a. Parliament shall consist of two bodies, the House of Lords and the House of Commons.

a-b. The House of Commons will consist of one elected representative from each town, they will be elected every three months.

a-c. The House of Lords will consist of the mayor of each town.

a-d. The Prime Minister and The Deputy Prime Minister will be elected by the House of Commons from the House of Commons and The Prime Minister will oversee the House of Commons.

a-e. The High Lord of The House of Lords will be appointed by the crown from The House of Lords and will oversee The House of Lords.

b. All Legislation will be defined as the fallowing and will be passed as the following

>b-a. Proposed Actions shall define choices on national actions affecting the nation altogether. Both of the House’s must pass the fallowing and the crown must sign it. Requires a Majority.

>b-b. Proposed Bills shall be legislative documents and laws. Both of the House’s must pass the fallowing and the crown must sign it. Requires a Majority.

>b-c. Amendments shall be any change or additions to this document. Both of the House’s must pass the fallowing and the crown must sign it. Requires a four-fifths Majority.

>b-d. Crown Bypass is a Proposed Actions or Bills that do not require the Crowns Signature. Both of the House’s must pass the following. Requires a four-fifths Majority.

IV.     Mayor’s and Autonomy

a. The Mayors have power within their territory to make laws and legislation.

b. The Mayors shall not make laws or legislation violating national law.
V.     Courts

a. Anyone breaching laws or legislation will be subject to a court trial.

b. The level of law being breached will determine the level of court they will be tried on.

c. The judge is the leader on the level of court there in.

d. A jury can be request on any court higher than a city court.

2nd United Kingdom Charter (Proposed for Nation)

I.Preamble

We the towns of the Great Britain, Ireland, Isle Jersey, Isle of Mann, the Isle of Guernsey, and British Dominions hereby United for our common protection and well being.
II.The Crown

a. The Nation will follow all applicable rules of the Server, which holds higher authority than the Leader, the nation and its people.

b. The Crown has the Right to Form Dominions and Title with or without Land inside the jurisdiction of the Nation.

c. The holder of Crown is also by default the Commander and Chief, and has the power to take military actions.

d. The Crown has the power to veto a law or legislation at any point.

e. The holder of the Crown is the head of the House of Lords

f. The holder of the Crown is the holder of the chancellor rank and charter holder.

g. The Crown has the right to call Parliament into a Public Debate.
III.The House of Lords

a.The House of Lords shall consist of the head of states, of all Provinces, Dominions, and Titles that have been granted Elector Status.

b.Each member or lord would have an equal vote.

c.All legislation must be passed by the House of Lords, once the ballot is put onto the House of Lords site, the lords would have 10 real-life days to vote, afterwhich votes would be counted.

d.The House of Lords has the right to start the Crown Vote, this action requires a ⅔ majority.
IV.The House of Commons

a.The House of Commons shall consist of the elected representatives, of all Provinces, Dominions, and Titles that have been granted Elector Status.

b.Each member or Parliamentarian would have a % vote made by the equation Population of Representative Region/Total Population of the Nation.

c.All legislation must be passed by the House of Commons, once the ballot is put onto the House of Commons site, the Parliamentarian would have 10 real-life days to vote, afterwhich votes would be counted.

d.The House of Commons has the right to start the Crown Vote, this action requires a ⅔ majority.

e.The House of Commons has the right to elect a prime minister to lead them.
V.Provinces, Dominions, and Titles

a.Provinces are territories that somehow appoint their own leader that has power within their own territory they are represented in parliament.

b.Dominions are territories that have a leader appointed by the Crown, the Crown also has the power to revoke their appointment, the appointed has power within their own territory they are represented in parliament.

c-a.Landed Titles are territories that have a leader appointed by the Crown, the Crown may not revoke the Title without a Revoking Vote, The title holder has the power to appoint and heir and to grant his or her title to another, these titles give the appointed power within their own territory.

c-b.Unlanded Titles are territories that have a leader appointed by the Crown, the Crown may not revoke the Title without a Revoking Vote, The title holder has the power to appoint and heir and to grant his or her title to another, these titles have no power over a territory and may be an Award or Honorary Title.

c-c.Revoking Votes are a vote taken by the House of Lords to Revoke a Title, it requires a simple majority, after the vote is taken the Crown can decide if the Title is Destroyed or Granted to himself or herself they are not represented in parliament

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VI.Courts

a. Anyone breaching laws or legislation will be subject to a court trial.

b. The level of law being breached will determine the level of court they will be tried on.

c. The judge is the leader on the level of court there in.

d. A jury can be request on any court high then a city court.
VII.The Crown Vote

a.Once both houses have successfully made the Crown Vote, a public referendum would be held to elect a new Crown Holder.

3rd United Kingdom Charter (Proposed)

1.Preamble                                               

We the People of the Great Britain, Ireland, the Isle of Jersey, the Isle of Man, the Isle of Guernsey, and the British Dominions hereby unite under one King and one System for our common protection, well being, and prosperity.

2.Rights of the People

A.To Property

B.To Petition

C.To Free Press

D.To Free Speech

E.To Religious Freedom

F.To Assemble

G.To be tried by their choice of The Privy Council or The Crown for their crimes

H.To live within the nation (If already a member)

3.Rights of the Towns

A.To create rules and regulations inside the territory

B.To build freely within their territory

C.To gather within their territory

D.To remain in the nation (If already a member)

E.To have an area to claim as directed by the Crown

F.To keep all existing claims

4.Rights of the Crown

A.To create vassals

A-1.Must Grant one of these Titles

A-1-A.Duke, Duchess

A-1-B.Marquess, Marchioness

A-1-C.Earl, Countess

A-1-D.Viscount, Viscountess

A-1-E.Baron, Baroness

A-2.Must specify a territory of jurisdiction

A-3.May grant them a towny rank to execute their duties

A-4.Governs over only their own region

A-5.May grant them the following powers

A-5-A.To protect from parts of the wilderness from gathering

A-5-A-1.May also authorize gathering in parts of the wilderness

A-5-B.To protect the land from desecration

A-5-C.To use the Armed Forces for common defense

A-5-D.To protect the land from desecration

A-5-E.To use the Armed Forces for common defense

A-5-F.To govern the claiming of the wilderness by towns

A-5-G.To maintain an armed force

A-5-H.May grant a honor salary based on rank

B.To ban people from joining the nation (not retroactively)

C.To ban towns from joining the nation (not retroactively)

D.To overturn previous bans

E.To create officers to ease governing

E-1.May grant them towny ranks and administrative duties

E-2.Governs over whole nation

E-3.Can be revoked

E-4.May grant a honor salary

E-5.Ex. Treasurer, Secretary, Head of Foreign Affairs, Head of the Army, Secretary of Affairs, Director of Spies, Director of Human Resources,

F.To protect from parts of the wilderness from gathering

F-1.May also authorize gathering in parts of the wilderness

G.To protect the land from desecration

H.To use the Armed Forces for common defense

I.To govern the claiming of the wilderness by towns

J.To Veto laws made by the Privy Council

K.To maintain an armed force

L.To levy taxes up to 2 Gold or .5%

M.To add tasks to the Honor Roll

N.To summon the Privy Council for a special meeting (24 hour notice required)

5.Honor Roll

A.A running list of things that the gov want done

B.Must be used for national benefit only

C.Must be administered fairly

D.Every task has a “honor” value attached to it

E.“Honor” is awarded for completing tasks

F.“Honor” may be awarded monthly as a salary to Crown Officers and Vassals of the crown

G.Examples

G-1.Donate 50 Dirt to the Crown (10)

G-2.Repair southern coast (25)

G-3.Join the Army (50)

G-4.Being a Baron (75)

6.Noble House

A.Any noble may create a new Noble House with them as its first Head of that House

B.The Head of a House may invite anyone else to their house

C.The Head of a House may kick people out of their House

D.The Head of a House may make someone else the head of their house

E.If the total honor of all members of a house is one of the top five of all houses, that house’s head joins the Privy Council

7.Control of the Crown

A.Every third month a new King is Coronated

B.If any House has half of all honor in the system the head of their house becomes King

C.If no House has a majority then the King is elected by outright majority

8.The Privy Council

A.Chancellor

A-1.Is the administrative head of the council their purpose is to lead and moderate the council

A-2.Has the power to move the scheduled council meeting if it lands on a major holiday or special event

A-3.The Chancellor is to be elected every month

B.Meetings

B-1.There is to be one scheduled meeting of the council on the 1st Saturday of each month

C.Council Members

C-1.Voting

C-1-A.The Heads of the top 5 Houses by honor

C-1-B.2 Elected representatives of the people (elected every month)

C-2.Non-Voting

C-2-A.The Chancellor

C-2-B.Any Officers of the Crown

C-2-C.The King

D.Rights of the Council

D-1.To overturn the decisions of the King 5/7

D-2.To create laws for the nation 4/7

D-3.To advise the King

D-4.To remove the King 7/7

D-5.To remove Officer of the Crown 5/7

D-6.To remove a Vassal of the Crown 5/7

D-7.To remove a member of the Privy Council 6/7

D-8.To remove the Chancellor of the Privy Council 7/7

D-9.To add tasks to the Honor Roll 4/7

D-10.To authorize the Crown to use the armed forces offensive 4/7

D-11.To levy taxes above 2 Gold or .5% 4/7

9.Law Creation

A.Laws must be easily understood

B.Laws must be publicly posted

C.Laws must have a clear “honor” deduction for breaking them

Charter of the Commonwealth of the United Kingdom (Proposed)

Charter of the Commonwealth of the United Kingdom

We the people of the Commonwealth of the United Kingdom hereby adopt the following document as the governing document of the Commonwealth.  We unite in hopes of better security, defense and gain of all members of our nation. From this day forward We stand as the united peoples of the Commonwealth of the United Kingdom.

Article One - The Federal government of the Commonwealth of the United Kingdom

Section One - Purpose of the Federal government of the Commonwealth

The purpose of the Federal government of the Commonwealth is to provide Security for its Citizens, to provide defense of the component parts of the Commonwealth, to oversee the resources and budget of the Commonwealth, to oversee foreign affairs in the name of the Commonwealth, and to oversee the federal projects of the Commonwealth.

Section Two - President of the Commonwealth

Part One - Power to Negotiate Treaties

The President of the Commonwealth has the power to negotiate treaties with foreign nations, including treaties of peace, war, trade, and alliance.

Part Two - Power to Form a Cabinet

The President of the Commonwealth has the power to appoint and dismiss the Minister’s the Cabinet of the Commonwealth, the ambassadors to other nations of the world, as well as the Governors of the Dependencies.

Part Three -  Power to bypass Ministers

The President of the Commonwealth also has the power to bypass the powers of any of their Ministers.

Part Four - Commander and Chief of the Military

The President of the Commonwealth is also the Commander and Chief of all military forces including Federal and Militias. The President of the Commonwealth can take direct command of said forces.

Part Five - Power to Propose Legislation

The President of the Commonwealth has the right to propose legislation to the Council of the United Kingdom.

Part Six - Election of the President

The President of the Commonwealth, is to be elected by all people of the nation, each as each others equal. The President of the Commonwealth shall serve a term of 3 months.

Part Seven - Power to Propose Federal Projects

The President is to propose new Federal Projects to the Council of the United Kingdom. The President is to propose Federal Projects that would benefit the nation, and if they pass, the Federal Projects should be overseen and executed by the President of the Commonwealth.

Part Eight - Veto & Duty

The President has the right to Veto legislation, his veto can be overridden by a Unilateral decision of the Council of the United Kingdom. If the President does not Veto legislation or his veto if overridden, the President is required by law to execute the will of the legislature.

Section Three - Council of the United Kingdom

Part One - Election of the Council of the United Kingdom  

The Council shall consist of a number of Ministers equivalent to the number of Countries in the nation, but it also shall never be less than 3. Each elected by all people of the nation, each as each others equal. The Ministers of the Council shall serve a term of 3 months.

Part Two - Power to pass legislation

The Council of the United Kingdom has the power to pass legislation, including Acts, Amendments, and Emergency Powers. Acts are anything pertaining to the law or governance of the Nation. Things such as creating new Cabinet Positions, Creating Laws, Approving Federal projects, adding public referendums to the ballet, Adding to the List of Dependencies, Territories or countries and or defining the extent of their territories. An Amendment is any change made to this document. At some point it may become necessary to bypass certain parts of  law for short amounts of time in Emergencies, such temporary changes may be made by the Council it is known as Delegating Emergency Powers. Acts require a simple majority, while Amendments and Delegation of Emergency Powers require a unilateral vote.

Part Three - Power to Approve treaties

The Council of the United Kingdom must approve any treaties negotiated by the President of the United Kingdom. This requires a simple majority.

Part Four - Power to Dictate to the Budget

The Council of the United Kingdom has the sole right to levy taxes and distribute funds. Any changes to the budget requires a majority vote.   

Part Five - Ties

In the case of a tied vote in the Council of the United Kingdom, the President of the Commonwealth is given the tie breaking vote.

Part Six - Impeachment

The Council of the United Kingdom can remove any member of the government via a Unilateral vote, without counting the vote of the member being impeached.

Section 4 - Cabinet of the United Kingdom

Part One - Minister of the Defense

The Minister of Defense is incharge of overseeing all parts of the Federal military forces including their Command, Training and Equipping.

Part Two - Minister of the Treasury

The Minister of the Treasury is incharge of collecting taxes and distributing funds according to the budget. As well as oversee the creation and administration of a Federal Currency.

Part Three - Minister of Internal Affairs

The Minister of Internal Affairs oversees Federal projects, acts as the Deputy of the President, as well as assisting and advising the President.

Part Four - Head Ministers of each County

The Head Ministers of each Country are part of the Council to advise the President, they hold no Federal power, and are elected in their nations.

Article Two - Countries Governments

Section One - Purpose of Country Governments

The purpose of the National Governments is to oversee a local budget, provided security and to facilitate inter-town Relations.

Section Two - Head Minister

Part One - Election of the Head Minister

The Head Minister is elected by his country, each person receiving an equal vote. Their term last 3 months.

Part Two - National Projects

The Head Minister is to propose new National Projects to the Council of their Country. The Head Minister is to propose National Projects that would benefit the country, and if they pass, the National Projects should be overseen and executed by the Head Minister.

Part Three - Commander and Chief of National Militia

The Head Minister is also the Commander and Chief of the Militia of their Country. The Head Minister can take direct command of said forces.

Part Four - Propose Legislation

The Head Minister has the right to propose legislation to the Council of their Country.

Part Five - Appoints Deputy Minister

The Head Minister has the right to appoint and dismiss the Deputy Minister.

Part Six - Veto Power & Duties

The Head Minister has the right to Veto legislation, his veto can be overridden by a Unilateral decision of the Council of their Country. If the Head Minister does not Veto legislation or his veto if overridden, the Head Minister is required by law to execute the will of the legislature.

Part Seven - Executive Power

The Head Minister assume the equivalent duties of the Federal Ministers, as his own, within his Country.

Section Three - Council of the Country

Part One - Election of the Council of the Country

The Council shall consist of three Ministers, each elected by all people of their country each as each others equal. The Ministers of the Council shall serve a term of 3 months.

Part Two - Power to pass legislation

The Council of the Country has the power to pass Acts. Acts are anything pertaining to the law or governance of the Country. Things such as creating Creating Laws, Approving National projects, or adding public referendums to the ballet, Acts require a simple majority.

Part Three - Power to Dictate to the Budget

The Council of the Country is to distribute the funds provided to them in the Federal Budget. Any changes to the budget requires a majority vote.

Section Four - Deputy Minister

Part One- Deputy Minister

The Deputy Ministers assists and advises the Head Minister in his duties, they are also the deputy to the Head Minister.

Article Three - Town Governments

Section One - Purpose

The Purpose of the Towns is to Oversee their own Finances, Provide for their Citizens, Make Rules and Laws and to seek the full potential of their towns.

Section Two - Mayor of the Towns

The mayor of each town acts as supreme Executor of their own town.

Article Four - Defining Types of Territories

Section One - Countries

A geographical region of the Nation in which their is 3 or more towns, has an independent government with the system detailed above.

Section Two - Federal Dependencies

A geographical region of the nation in which there are 2 or less towns, has an appointed Governor with all the powers of a Country, without legislature.

Section Three - Overseas Territories

A geographical region in which a town of the nations has a claim or the Federal Government believes it to be their territory, it can only be an overseas territory if there are no home chunks in the region. Administered by the town with claims as part of that town.

Title's

During his reign Doughboy1102 has held many title's temporary, current and former are listed below.

Current

• Duke of East Anglia
• Count of Kent
• Lord of Gibralter
• Grandmaster of the Order of St. George
• Head Banker of the Euro-American Bank of Earthmc
• Supreme Governor of The Church of England

Temporary

• Acting Governor of Sahara
• Regent of the County of Essex
• Regent of the County of Suffox

Former

• Secretary General of The United Nations(United Nations Disbanded)
• King of The British Federation(British Federation Disbanded)
• Duke of Wessex(Wessex Abandonded)
• Director of The United Nation's European Road Council(United Nations Disbanded)
• Acting Governor of West India(Title Destoryed after Kathmandu left The British Federation)
• Acting Governor of the British Balkan's Territory(Title Destoryed after Constantinople left The British Federation)
• High Lord of Dover Castle(Replaced By Duke of Dover)
• King of Dover(Replaced By King of UK)
• Ambassador to The United Nations(United Nations Disbanded)
• Acting Governor of Nova Scotia(Nova Scotia Sold to Canada)
• Duke of Dover(Replaced With Lordship of Dover Castle)
• Head Banker of The Bank of England(Became the 1st World Bank of Earthmc)
• Executive Producer of The British Broadcasting Service(disbanded)
• Regent Duke of East Anglia (Disbanded)
• Acting Governor of Sahara (Disbanded)
• Acting Governor of British Raj (sold to India)
• Commander and Chief of The British Armed Force's(1st UK Colapsed)
• King of The United Kingdom(Town Renamed East Anglia)
• Duke of Kent(New Gov/Disbanded)
• Duke of Kennsington(New Gov/Disbanded)
• Lord of Dover Castle(New Gov/Disbanded)
• Lord of Gibraltar(New Gov/Disbanded)
• Supreme Governor of The Church of England(New Gov/Disbanded)
• Head Banker of The 1st World Bank of Earthmc(Became Euro American Bank)
• Grand Master of The Knights of St Andrew's(Became Knights of St. George)
• Colonel of The 1st United Kingdom Regiment(1st UK Colapsed)