Brazilian Historic and Geographic Institute
The Brazilian Historic and Geographic Institute (Portuguese: Instituto Histórico e Geográfico Brasileiro) founded on the 16th April 2021 in the town of Recife, is the oldest and most traditional authority to promote research and preservation of historical and geographical, cultural and social sciences in Brazil.
History
In response to the decision of creating States in Brazil, Luke_Show suggested the creation of a government institution which could preform the administrative work intended for states. His Proposal for an IBGE (Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística/Brazilian Institution for Geography and Data) ‘did not go very well’, despite the only dislike to it being his own, and states where used to administrate the nation.
Eight days later, on the fifteenth of April, 2021, Luke_Show made a new Proposal for the creation of the IHGB. This one was intended to be a private institution with no affinity to the government, its only commitment being to the transmission of truthful information and data. The creation of a private institute did not traditionally require a Proposal, but Luke wanted it to have a channel in the main Discord Server, so its results and projects were more easily accessible to the public. Olivio pointed out that the IBGE Proposal could still be passed if he removed his own dislike, but Luke objected, stating that a private institution would fit better with his schedule. The Proposal was passed and the Institution founded on the sixteenth of April after going through the Polls surprisingly quick. It’s headquarters were in Luke’s town of Recife.
Three days later, V_Rodo suggested putting Hoffman002 in charge of the IHGB and founding the IBGE with him in charge. This was rejected, since the Luke_Show was already in charge of the institute. Nonetheless, Hoffman joined the institute shortly afterwards, since he was prompted by Rodo’s suggestion.
At the end of may, an offical role for the IHGB was added. By this point, Xenomorph07 and Fernando_Collor had joined, bringing the institute to four members.