States of the Empire

The Empire of Greater Cavagnial is composed of freely associated states, each entrusted with significant autonomy while pledging loyalty to the central government. The federal authority manages defense, empire-wide legislation, finances, and foreign relations, though states may also exercise control over these functions within their own territories.

Each state commands its own Corps, a local militia led by the state’s head, ensuring both security and civic responsibility. States are further subdivided into departments and communes, following a structure reminiscent of mainland France. While states vary in their level of autonomy from noble states to provinces or colonies they all contribute to the Empire’s collective well-being. The efforts and successes of each state are redistributed, creating benefits that extend across the nation.

The Empire encourages the establishment of new states. Prospective states should have a willing population, basic knowledge of essential survival skills, civic understanding, and a reasonable age, ideally above thirteen. Those interested in forming a state may inquire at foreignministryoffreedonia@gmail.com.

Through this structure, Cavagnial balances local self-governance with federal cohesion, ensuring both independence and unity across the Empire.