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1 - Kosovaria
2 - Mostaria
Cheslovia is made up of twelve Republics (the equivalent of the USA States, with more autonomy), thirteen Krais (areas of no Cheslovian control, but still claimed) and five Okrugs (areas of de-facto control). The Republics are further divided into Rayons. Most Cheslovian activity occurs inside the Republics were actual legal control of the territory is held. The Krais are areas of absoloutely no legal or recognised control, they are claimed for the purpose of possible future independence of Cheslovia so that the Krais can become part of the independent Cheslovia. The Krais are completely under British control, but very occassionally, parts of the Krais become temporarily controled by Cheslovia. They are also claimed because of their historical significance in Cheslovia, they have seen many different Cheslovian operations such as explorations, and even some conflicts, such as The Noke Wars of 2006 and much of modern western Cheslovia was part of the sprawling Kaznian Empire of 2006. The Okrugs are areas of no legal control, but have much Cheslovian activity inside them making them under de-facto control. The Okrugs are small enough to enfource almost complete control over despite them not being legaly part of Cheslovia unlike the Republics. They can informally and very loosly be regarded as "50% independent" whereas the Republics are 99.9% independent, the remaining 1% represents the recognition that is needed from Britiain, the 99.9% represents the legal control the Cheslovian nation has over the territories.
The Republics
Although Cheslovia is de-facto composed of its Krais, Okrugs and Republics, it is de-jure only composed of Republics, and much Cheslovian activity that occures within the nation happens in the Republics, where all sovereignty is held. Republics do not have a constitutions but instead have "Kruugs" (Cheslovian: Крўўгўш, Krűűgűsz), which is similar to a constitution in that it has laws, acts and policies concerning the Republic.
Krais
Okrugs
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