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ITL-WTL Tour

*For the current season, see 2020 ITL-WTL Tour*.

The **ITL-WTL Tour** is the worldwide top-tier professional tennis tour for men and women, organized by the ITL-WTL. The second-tier tour is the ITL-WTL Challengers Tour, and the third-tier is the ITL-WTL Futures Tour.

## ITL-WTL Tour tournaments

The ITL-WTL Tour currently consists of:

* **Grand Slam tournaments** (4)
	+ Okoya Open (January)
	+ Maldone Open (May)
	+ Emsborough Championships (August)
	+ Tarfican Open (November)
* **Premier Mandatory tournaments** (4)
	+ Panching Open (January)
	+ Regian Open (May)
	+ Liston Open (August)
	+ Cape Granite Open (November)
* **Premier Plus tournaments** (6)
	+ Apronesian Open (February)
	+ Alzitava Open (April)
	+ Hamford Open (June)
	+ Porgian Open (August)
	+ Zakarina Cup (October)
	+ Barracou Open (December)
* **Premier tournaments** (6)
	+ Gal Arev Open (January)
	+ Borus Open (March)
	+ Vaha Open (May)
	+ Vecker Open (July)
	+ Hersingborg Open (September)
	+ Paiwan Open (November)
* **International tournaments** (30)
* **ITL-WTL Finals Cup** (December)
Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries (Velkanian Isles)

**Salary** | $12,357 (monthly)

The **Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries** (Velkanian: *Landbúnaður og sjávarútveguráðherra*, **LS**; Framish: *Jordbruk och fiskesminister*, **JF**) is the agriculture minister of the Kingdom of the Velkanian Isles, a member of the cabinet, and a councilor of state. The office was created in 1964, following the restoration of Velkanian independence from the Kingdom of Framland.

The Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries serves as a co-chief of the Ministry of Agriculture and Industry, along with the Minister of Tourism and Industry. They are responsible for farming, fisheries, agricultural regulation, rural affairs, food and food quality, and consumer protection of the Velkanian Isles.
Blönvogur

**Population** | 92,830 (est. 2020)

**Blönvogur** is a city in the Velkanian Isles. It has a population of 92,830 residents, making it the second most-populous city in both the Velkanian Isles and Greater Narísandur. It is considered to be a suburb of Narísandur, with most of its residents working in Narísandur.

Blönvogur is mainly a residential city, while most commercial centers are located in Narísandur or nearby Húsavík.

## Demographics

Blönvogur has a population of 92,830 residents, making it the second most-populous city in both the Velkanian Isles and Greater Narísandur. Of its residents, 86,889 (93.6%) identify as ethnically Velkanian, while the remaining 5,941 (6.4%) identify as being of a different ethnic group. Of this 6.4% of the population, 2,385 (40.1%) identify as Framish, 967 (16.3%) as Reshan, 725 (12.2%) as Shinese, and the remaining 1,864 (31.4%) as other ethnic groups.

Blönvogur is considered to be one of the centers of the Framish population in the Velkanian Isles.

## City administration

Like other municipalities, the city is administered by a municipal council. Elections for the municipal council are held every four years, along with the other Velkanian local elections. Council seats are determined through closed-list proportional representation, much like elections to the Orthing are. Following the certification of the results, a majority coalition will form, whom then appoint the mayor. The mayor typically belongs to one of the member parties of the governing coalition, but is not a councilor themselves.

Following the 2020 local elections, a majority coalition between the Green-Socialist Party and Social Democratic Party was solidified. The coalition then appointed Magnþór Brynjúlfarson of the Green-Socialist Party to serve as mayor. The council also selects members of boards, with boards controlling different fields under the council's authority. The mayor is the senior public official and also the director of city operations. Other public officials control city institutions under the mayor's authority.

## Education

### Upper secondary schools

* Blönvogur Junior College
* Borgúlfur Bjarnason Technical College
* Framish Academy – Blönvogur
* Ragnhild Kristbjörnsdattir Junior College

## Culture

### Sports

There are two local athletics clubs in Blönvogur: Blönvogar Íþróttafélag (BÍ) and Fóknar. Both teams play out of Blönvogur Stadium; their proximity to each other has created a fierce rivalry between the two clubs.

Blönvogar Íþróttafélag is the larger of the two clubs; its men's football team plays in the Velkanian Men's Premier League, while its women's football team plays in the Velkanian Women's Premier League. Additionally, its men's handball team plays in the Men's First League, while its women's handball team plays in the Women's First League.

Fóknar's men's football team plays in the Velkanian Men's Premier League, while its women's football team plays in the Velkanian Women's Premier League. Its men's handball team plays in the Men's Second League, while its women's handball team plays in the Women's First League.

## Notable residents

*Main article: Category:People from Blönvogur*.
List of prime ministers of the Velkanian Isles

The **prime minister** (Velkanian: *Fyrstamaðherra*; Framish: *Statsminister*) is the head of government of the **Kingdom of the Velkanian Isles** and leader of the cabinet. The prime minister is appointed by the Monarch, who is the head of state, based on the appointee's ability to secure a majority in the Orthing.

The position of prime minister was first established in 1964, following the restoration of Velkanian independence from the Kingdom of Framland. The current prime minister is Sif María Vilhjálmursdattir, who, since 13 March 2018, has led a three-party coalition government consisting of the Liberal-Conservative Party, People's Party, and Reform Party.

## List of prime ministers (1964–present)

### Prime ministers under Hrafnhildur III (2003–2013)

*No prime ministers took office during the reign of Hrafnhildur III.*

### Prime ministers under Ragnhildur II (2013–present)

 **11th** |  | Sif María Vilhjálmardattir(born 1975) | 30 March 2014
Reyklíð

**Population** | 49,190 (est. 2020)

**Reyklíð** is a city in the Velkanian Isles. It has a population of 49,190 residents, making it the fourth most-populous city in the Velkanian Isles and the most-populous city in Upper Velkania. Additionally, Reyklíð is the most-populous city outside of Greater Narísandur, and is considered to be the unofficial northern capital of the Velkanian Isles.

Reyklíð is additionally the location of the University of Reyklíð, which is the third-largest university in the Velkanian Isles.

## Demographics

Reyklíð has a population of 49,190 residents, making it the fourth most-populous city in the Velkanian Isles and the most-populous city in Upper Velkania. Of its residents, 47,616 (96.8%) identify as ethnically Velkanian, while the remaining 1,574 (3.2%) identify as being of a different ethnic group. Of this 3.2% of the population, 579 (36.8%) identify as Framish, 221 (14.1%) as Reshan, 124 (7.9%) as Zatranian, and the remaining 650 (41.2%) as other ethnic groups.

## City administration

Like other municipalities, the city is administered by a municipal council. Elections for the municipal council are held every four years, along with the other Velkanian local elections. Council seats are determined through closed-list proportional representation, much like elections to the Orthing are. Following the certification of the results, a majority coalition will form, whom then appoint the mayor. The mayor typically belongs to one of the member parties of the governing coalition, but is not a councilor themselves.

Following the 2020 local elections, a majority coalition between the Green-Socialist Party and Reform Party was solidified. The coalition then appointed Magnþóra Anna Hildardattir of the Green-Socialist Party to serve as mayor. The council also selects members of boards, with boards controlling different fields under the council's authority. The mayor is the senior public official and also the director of city operations. Other public officials control city institutions under the mayor's authority.

## Education

### Upper secondary schools

* Reyklíð Junior College
* Reyklíð Technical College

## Culture

### Sports

There are two local athletics clubs in Reyklíð: Reyklíðs Íþróttafélag (RÍ) and Nývatna. Both teams play out of Reyklíð Stadium; their proximity to each other has created a fierce rivalry between the two clubs.

Reyklíðs Íþróttafélag is the larger of the two clubs; its men's football team plays in the Velkanian Men's Premier League, while its women's football team plays in the Velkanian Women's Premier League. Additionally, its men's handball team plays in the Men's First League, while its women's handball team plays in the Women's First League.

Nývatna's men's football team plays in the Velkanian Men's Premier League, while its women's football team plays in the Velkanian Women's Premier League. Its men's handball team plays in the Men's First League, while its women's handball team plays in the Women's First League.

## Notable residents

*Main article: Category:People from Reyklíð*.
Minister of Scientific Research and Innovation (Velkanian Isles)

**Salary** | $12,357 (monthly)

The **Minister of Scientific Research and Innovation** (Velkanian: *Vísindalegrannsókn og nýsköpunráðherra*, **VRN**; Framish: *Vetenskapligforskning och innovationsminister*, **VFI**) is a minister of the Kingdom of the Velkanian Isles, a member of the cabinet, and a councilor of state. It is the newest ministerial office, being created during the first Sif María Vilhjálmardattir cabinet in 2014, incorporating some responsibilities previously allocated to the Minister of Education and Culture.

The Minister of Scientific Research and Innovation serves as a co-chief of the Ministry of Science and Environmental Affairs, along with the Minister of Environmental Affairs. They are responsible for overseeing research and the relationship between science, technology, and society in the Velkanian Isles.
Velkanian Men's Premier League

The **Velkanian Men's Premier League** (Velkanian: *Vælkjárúrvalsdeild karla*) is the paramount men's football league in the Velkanian Isles. It has been played since 1927. Because of the harsh winters in the Velkanian Isles, it is generally played in the spring and summer (May to September). It is governed by the Football Association of Iceland and has 12 teams.

The league has 12 clubs that play an at home and an away match with each other. Point tallies at each season end determine promotion and relegation: the two teams with the fewest points are relegated to Velkanian Men's Second League. The winner of the Velkanian Men's Premier League enters the international competition Eurean Champions League in the second qualifying round.
Standing Committee on Agriculture and Food (Velkanian Isles)

The **Standing Committee on Agriculture and Food** (Velkanian: *Landbúnaðar- og matvælanefnd*) is a standing committee of the Orthing. It is responsible for policies relating to farming, fisheries, agricultural regulation, rural affairs, food and food quality, and consumer protection. It corresponds with the Ministry of Agriculture and Industry, specifically focusing on the Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries.

The committee has 16 members, and is currently chaired by Óskar Lár Lársson of the People's Party.
Green-Socialist Party (Velkanian Isles)

The **Green-Socialist Party** (Velkanian: *Græn-Sósíalistflokkurinn*, **GSF**; Framish: *Grön-Socialistiska Partiet*, **GSP**) is a green and eco-socialist political party in the Velkanian Isles. Since 2018, the party has been the second-largest in the Orthing. It is a Velkanian affiliate of the Laposcandian Party of Leftists and Greens.

The party was formed on 4 April 2001, following a merger of the Velkanian Green Party, Women's Party, and Socialist Party.
Centrist Party (Velkanian Isles)

The **Centrist Party** (Velkanian: *Miðjaflokkurinn*, **MF**; Framish: *Centriskapartiet*, **CP**) is a liberal political party in the Velkanian Isles. The party is currently unrepresented in the Orthing, after losing all of its seats in 2018. It is a Velkanian affiliate of the Eurean Party of Liberals and Reformists.

The party was formed on 28 June 1986, following a merger of the Radical Liberal Party and detractors from the Liberal-Conservative Party. The party was founded by liberals and classical liberals who were opposed to liberal conservatism.
2014 Notoshan parliamentary election

A **parliamentary election** was held in Notosha on 8 March 2014 to elect all members of the State Assembly. The election was constitutionally mandated to fall on this date, as the constitution states that all parliamentary elections must fall on the second Saturday of March, four years apart.

## Date

The election was set to occur on 8 March 2014, as denoted by the constitution, which states that all parliamentary elections must fall on the second Saturday of March, four years apart. This also effectively bans snap elections from occurring. This was the first election to be held under the constitutional elections date clause, as the first elections of an independent Notosha were held in September 2010.

## Electoral system

The 125 members of the State Assembly are elected at-large, with Notosha having no individual constituencies. Prior to the election, each political party creates an electoral list of 125 candidates. During the election, each voter casts their vote for one of the party lists. The system uses open lists, meaning voters can cross out names from the list if they choose. Seats are then allocated using the d'Hondt method, with a 2% electoral threshold. Each political party belongs to a coalition which selects a prime ministerial candidate, who most often is the leader of the coalition. The prime ministerial candidate is not a member of the electoral list, and will only be elected if their coalition secures a majority.

Only Notoshan citizens who will be at least 18 years old six months following the date of the election may vote, while only Notoshan citizens who are at least 18 years old and have resided in Notosha continuously for a period of five years may stand as a candidate. Voting-eligible citizens who are residing abroad may not vote, as Notosha does not have a system for mail-in voting.

## Contesting coalitions

The following parties were represented in parliament following the 2010 election.

The following party was not represented in parliament, but received seats in the 2014 election:

* Feminist Initiative (Feminism; New Notosha Alliance)
List of Prime Ministers of Resha

The **Prime Minister** (Reshan: *Statsminister*) is the head of government of the **Kingdom of Resha** and leader of the cabinet. The prime minister is appointed by the Monarch, who is the head of state, based on the appointee's ability to secure a majority in the Thusting.

The position of prime minister was first established in 1884, following the restoration of Reshan independence from the Kingdom of Framland. The current prime minister is Mette-Margarethe Samuelsen, who, since 2 May 2019, has led a four-party coalition government consisting of the Conservative Party, Liberal Party, Christian Democratic Party, and Center Party.
Limurberg

**Limurberg** (Lungarian: *Limurberg*), officially the **Principality of Limurberg** (Lungarian: *Faustrum Limurberg*), is a microstate located in Central Eurea, bordered by Frankenland to the west and Austlungard to the east. Its capital is Limurberg City, while its most-populous city is Elduz. Limurberg has a population of about 62 thousand inhabitants.

Organized civilization in the territory of modern-Limurberg began following the Principality's establishment in the 8th-century. Operating as one of a number small Lungarian-speaking states in Central Eurea, Limurberg used its advantageous location at a high altitude within the mountains to avoid potential invaders and maintain its sovereignty. Following the unification of Lungary under the Lungarian Empire in the 18th-century, Limurberg resisted the efforts and used its strategic location to maintain independent. After operating as an absolute monarchy since its establishment, constitutional reform was underwent to establish a semi-constitutional monarchy in 1805.

Since the 1805 constitutional reform, Limurberg has functioned as a unitary semi-direct democracy parliamentary semi-constitutional monarchy. Its head of state is the Monarch, who holds more powers than any other monarchial head of state in Eurea. Unlike most hereditary heads of state in the developed world, the Monarch holds veto power over passed legislation, although their veto may be overridden by a three-fourths vote, may call for referendums, and is the sole authority with the power to appoint judges. However, they also possess the ceremonial functions of other monarchs, such as formally appointing ministers and serving as a unifying figure for the country. As Limurberg has no military, they are not the ceremonial commander-in-chief of the armed forces. The head of government is the Prime Minister, who is typically the leader of the governing coalition in parliament and thus the nation's chief legislator. They are tasked with implementing their policy agenda through legislation and leading a council of ministers. The State Council is the 25-seat unicameral parliament. As the nation is a semi-direct democracy, ballots are mailed to citizens following the passage of each bill, with a popular vote determining whether the bill moves to the Monarch for signature or it is killed by the citizens' vote.

While it has a population of about 62 thousand, Limurberg does not take record the ethnicities or religiosity of its residents. It is estimated that a majority of the population are ethnic Lungarians that are native to the location. Approximately 76.5% of the population were born in Limurberg, while the remaining 23.5% were born abroad, primarily in Austlungard, Borgizstan, Frankenland, and Lungary. The sole official language of the nation is Lungarian, a Lungaric language, specifically the High Almanaric Lungarian. Approximately 90.4% identify themselves as native speakers of Lungarian.
Independence Party (Velkanian Isles)

The **Independence Party** (Velkanian: *Sjálfstæðisflokkurinn*, **SF**; Framish: *Självständighetspartiet*, **SP**) is a liberal conservative and conservative political party in the Velkanian Isles. Since 2018, the party has been the third-largest in the Orthing. It is a Velkanian affiliate of the Eurean People's Party.

The party was formed on 20 February 1965, following the split of the Velkanian National Party into the right-wing Independence Party and left-wing Social Democratic Party. While initially its members consisted of the pro-independence faction, leading to its name, it gradually began to incorporate former anti-independence advocates opposed to the Liberal-Conservative Party.
Bolungarfirðiþórsheimar

**Population** | 1,030 (est. 2020)

**Bolungarfirðiþórsheimar** is a town in the Velkanian Isles. It has a population of 1,030 residents, and is located within Greater Narísandur. It is considered to be a suburb of Narísandur.

## Demographics

Bolungarfirðiþórsheimar has a population of 1,030 residents. Of its residents, 1,022 (99.2%) identify as ethnically Velkanian, while the remaining 8 (0.8%) identify as being of a different ethnic group. Of this 0.8% of the population, 3 (37.5%) identify as Framish and the remaining 5 (62.5%) as other ethnic groups.

## Town administration

Like other municipalities, the town is administered by a municipal council. Elections for the municipal council are held every four years, along with the other Velkanian local elections. Council seats are determined through closed-list proportional representation, much like elections to the Orthing are. Following the certification of the results, a majority coalition will form. However, as the municipality does not have a city charter, the council does not appoint a mayor.

Following the 2020 local elections, a majority coalition between the Social Democratic Party and Green-Socialist Party was solidified. The council also selects members of boards, with boards controlling different fields under the council's authority.

## Education

### Upper secondary schools

* Bolungarfirðiþórsheimar Technical College

## Culture

### Sports

The local athletic club in Bolungarfirðiþórsheimar is Bolungarfirðiþórsheimars Íþróttafélag. Its men's football team plays in the Velkanian Men's Fourth League, while its women's football team plays in the Velkanian Women's Third League.

## Notable residents

*Main article: Category:People from Bolungarfirðiþórsheimar*.
Minister of Public Health (Velkanian Isles)

**Salary** | $12,357 (monthly)

The **Minister of Public Health** (Velkanian: *Fólkheilsaráðherra*; Framish: *Folkhälsansminister*) is the health minister of the Kingdom of the Velkanian Isles, a member of the cabinet, and a councilor of state. The office was created during the second Anna Kristín Björnsdattir cabinet in 1988, after removing health-related issues from the responsibility of the Minister of Social Affairs.

The Minister of Public Health serves as the chief of the Ministry of Public Health, and is responsible for public health, the healthcare system, and overseeing hospitals, pharmacies, care facilities, doctors, and nurses of the Velkanian Isles.
Dalverfi

**Population** | 87,220 (est. 2020)

**Dalverfi** is a city in the Velkanian Isles. It has a population of 87,220 residents, making it the third most-populous city in both the Velkanian Isles and Greater Narísandur. It is considered to be a suburb of Narísandur, with most of its residents working in Narísandur.

## Demographics

Dalverfi has a population of 87,220 residents, making it the third most-populous city in both the Velkanian Isles and Greater Narísandur. Of its residents, 83,818 (96.1%) identify as ethnically Velkanian, while the remaining 3,402 (3.9%) identify as being of a different ethnic group. Of this 6.4% of the population, 1,704 (50.1%) identify as Framish, 619 (18.2%) as Reshan, 326 (9.6%) as Shinese, and the remaining 753 (22.1%) as other ethnic groups.

## City administration

Like other municipalities, the city is administered by a municipal council. Elections for the municipal council are held every four years, along with the other Velkanian local elections. Council seats are determined through closed-list proportional representation, much like elections to the Orthing are. Following the certification of the results, a majority coalition will form, whom then appoint the mayor. The mayor typically belongs to one of the member parties of the governing coalition, but is not a councilor themselves.

Following the 2020 local elections, a majority coalition between the Liberal-Conservative Party and Reform Party was solidified. The coalition then appointed Liljá Ingibjörnsdattir of the Liberal-Conservative Party to serve as mayor. The council also selects members of boards, with boards controlling different fields under the council's authority. The mayor is the senior public official and also the director of city operations. Other public officials control city institutions under the mayor's authority.

## Education

### Upper secondary schools

* Dalverfi Junior College
* Einar Rúriksson Technical College
* Velkanian School of Aviation

## Culture

### Sports

There are two local athletics clubs in Dalverfi: Dalverfa Íþróttafélag (DÍ) and Trötka. Both teams play out of Dalverfi Stadium; their proximity to each other has created a fierce rivalry between the two clubs.

Dalverfa Íþróttafélag is the larger of the two clubs; its men's football team plays in the Velkanian Men's Premier League, while its women's football team plays in the Velkanian Women's Premier League. Additionally, its men's handball team plays in the Men's First League, while its women's handball team plays in the Women's First League.

Trötka's men's football team plays in the Velkanian Men's Premier League, while its women's football team plays in the Velkanian Women's Premier League. Its men's handball team plays in the Men's First League, while its women's handball team plays in the Women's First League.

## Notable residents

*Main article: Category:People from Dalverfi*.
Velkanian People's Party

The **Velkanian People's Party** (Velkanian: *Vælkjárufólkaflokkurinn*, **VFF**; Framish: *Välklandsk Folkpartiet*, **VFP**) is a social liberal and progressive political party in the Velkanian Isles. The party was first elected to the Orthing in 2002, and is currently the second-smallest party represented in parliament. It is a Velkanian affiliate of the Eurean Party of Liberals and Reformists.

The party was formed on 15 August 2001, following disputes between founder Dæja Heiðmarsdattir and the Liberal-Conservative Party. The party was originally composed of members of the social liberal centrist faction of the Liberal-Conservatives.
List of members of the Orthing, 2018–2022

Since 30 March 2018, the Orthing has consisted of 105 members from six political parties, elected during the 2018 Velkanian general election on 24 February 2018. The center-right Liberal-Conservative Party (32 seats) won a plurality of seats, and formed a governing coalition with the centrist Velkanian People's Party (13 seats) and center-left Reform Party (8 seats). The opposition consists of the Green-Socialist Party (21 seats), Independence Party (17 seats), and Social Democratic Party (14 seats).

Members of the Orthing are elected through closed-list proportional representation at-large. Voters do not cast ballots for candidates, but instead cast ballots for party lists. Due to the closed-list method that Velkanian elections use, voters have no ability to increase the standings of members of the list, and the order is determined solely by the party leaders. With this, having a name higher on the list greatly increases a candidate's odds of receiving a seat, while candidates at the end of the list are almost assured they will not receive a seat. Seats are awarded to parties using the d'Hondt method with a 5% electoral threshold; this means that parties must receive at least 5% of the vote in order to win a seat, and parties who reach this threshold receive an amount of seats that is near-exactly proportional to the percentage of the vote that they received.

Candidates for elections must be Velkanian citizens who are at least 18 years old. Additionally, candidates must have resided in the Velkanian Isles continuously for the five years immediately preceding the date of the election in order to take their seat in parliament.

The Orthing has a membership of 105 members, which is a constitutionally mandated set amount that cannot change. If an elected member of parliament cannot serve, then they are temporarily or permanently replaced by their deputy; this most often occurs when a member of parliament is nominated to serve as a government minister. Deputies will stand in for members of parliament even during short absences, such as a member of parliament being out on sick leave or going abroad for a week on a parliamentary work trip. On each party list, each candidate is listed with a deputy, and they are elected together. In the case that neither the member of parliament nor the deputy can serve, then the seat is left vacant until the next election.
Minister of Transportation and Local Governance (Velkanian Isles)

**Salary** | $12,357 (monthly)

The **Minister of Transportation and Local Governance** (Velkanian: *Samgöngur og sveitarfélagaráðherra*, **SSF**; Framish: *Transport och kommunernasminister*, **TK**) is a minister of the Kingdom of the Velkanian Isles, a member of the cabinet, and a councilor of state. The office was created after responsibilities over local governments were moved from the Minister of Justice to the former Minister of Transportation during the first Guðfinnur Gunnarsson cabinet in 1980, with the name additionally being changed to the Minister of Transportation and Local Governance that year.

The Minister of Transportation and Local Governance serves as the chief of the Ministry of Transportation and Local Governance, and is responsible for public transportation, road systems, vehicle licensure, citizenship, postal services, infrastructure and public works, public housing, local government administration, and overseeing elections of the Velkanian Isles.
State Assembly of Notosha

**New Notosha Alliance (64 seats)**
* Social Democrats (18 seats)
* Onwards Forwards (18 seats)
* Workers and Unionists (15 seats)
* Renew Notosha (11 seats)
* Feminist Initiative (2 seats)

**Opposition (61 seats):**
     **Democratic Notosha (40 seats)**
* Democrats (12 seats)
* Notosha Alliance (11 seats)
* Liberals (10 seats)
* All-Notosha Movement (7 seats)

     **Luftojmë! (21 seats)**
* Nationalists (14 seats)

The **State Assembly** (Asbanian: *Asambleja ë Shtetit ë Notoshë*; Lorbian: *Државна Скупштина с Нотоше*, *Državna Skupština s Notoše*) is the unicameral parliament of the Republic of Notosha. It consists of 125 members who are elected through open-list proportional representation.
List of elected and appointed women world leaders

The following is a **list of women who have been elected head of state or government of their respective countries**. The first list includes female presidents who are heads of state and may also be heads of government, as well as female heads of government who are not concurrently head of state, such as prime ministers. The list does not include female monarchs who are head of state.

Overall, 48 nations have had a woman head of government or elected head of state throughout their history. This is most common in Eurea, where 31 countries have elected or appointed either a female head of state or head of government. In Helonesia, 11 countries have done so, while one state with limited international recognition has as well. Tarfica is the continent with the smallest amount of women in executive positions, with only 5 countries having elected or appointed a woman world leader.
Dhuntia Gjokaj

**Dhuntia Gjokaj** (born 2 May 1960) is a Notoshan-Asbanian jazz singer and songwriter, active between the 1980s and 1990s. She is the mother of pop singers Kanjusha and Besa Surroi.

Born in Astina to a musical family, Gjokaj graduated from secondary school in 1978, subsequently moving to Liana to enroll in the University of the Arts, Liana. After graduating with a degree in jazz performance in 1981, Gjokaj competed in Festivalin ë Muzikës 1982 with the song "Kujt i detyrohem këtë natë?," where she placed sixth. Gjokaj competed in Festivalin ë Muzikës a further six times: placing twelfth in 1983, ninth in 1984, seventh in 1986, thirteenth in 1990, seventeenth in 1994, and tenth in 1996, with the songs "Vallëzimi i zonjës," "Shtëpia e Ilzës," "Grua trëndafili," "Lule luleshtrydhe," "Ari kafe," and "Helm që përshkon mushkëritë ë mia."

After having performed for almost two decades, Gjokaj retired from her music career in 1998.

## Early life and education

Gjokaj was born on 2 May 1960 in Astina to parents Deda Gjokaj (1930–2006) and Mbarësia Krasniqi (1934–2017). Both of her parents were musical, with her father working as a concert pianist and composer, while her Asbanian mother was a lounge singer from Rrëhovë. Gjokaj is the elder of two children; her younger brother is Sokolan, born  (1963-10-02) 2 October 1963 (age 60).

Gjokaj began her education in 1966, attending a private music school, where she became interested in jazz music and learned how to play the cello. She graduated from school in 1978, subsequently moving to Liana to study jazz performance at the University of the Arts, Liana, graduating in 1981.

## Personal life

Gjokaj married Notoshan technology executive Qetar Surroi in 1983, after having begun a relationship two years prior. In 1985, they moved from Liana to Gjokaj and Surroi's hometown of Astina. Gjokaj and Surroi have four children together: Shkëlqar, born  (1986-07-01) 1 July 1986 (age 37), Kanjusha, born  (1987-11-28) 28 November 1987 (age 36), Besa, born  (1996-12-03) 3 December 1996 (age 27), and Dukagjin, born  (1999-01-14) 14 January 1999 (age 25). Both Kanjusha and Besa are successful pop stars.

In 1997, the family left Astina and settled in Rrëhovë, in order to escape the Notosha War (1994–2000). They made the decision to flee after a neighbor's home was bombed by Lorbian forces, resulting in the deaths of the entire household. They returned to Astina following the end of the war in 2001. In 2014, Gjokaj and her husband purchased a home in Liana.

## Discography

### Singles

* "Kujt i detyrohem këtë natë?" (1982)
* "Bilbili këndon" (1983)
* "Vallëzimi i zonjës" (1983)
* "Shtëpia e Ilzës" (1984)
* "Një grua dhe një kerri" (1984)
* "Mulizezë" (1984)
* "Vdes sonte" (1985)
* "Grua trëndafili" (1986)
* "Muzikë dhe këngë" (1987)
* "Lule luleshtrydhe" (1987)
* "Zoti e mallkoftë" (1990)
* "Te ndiej perseri" (1990)
* "Shkundni dhimbjen larg" (1990)
* "Ari kafe" (1994)
* "Çfarë ndodh brenda një nate" (1994)
* "Helm që përshkon mushkëritë ë mia" (1996)
Daimas

The **Daimas** is the unicameral parliament of the Republic of Levonia. It consists of 245 members; 123 of the seats are elected from individual constituencies, while 122 are elected in a nationwide vote through open-list proportional representation. The Daimas was first established on 22 April 1730, as the legislative body for the first Republic of Levonia. Following the annexation by the Kashan Union in 1928, it was suspended and the Levonian State Assembly was established in its place. Upon the restoration of Levonian independence in 1935, the modern Daimas was recreated as the legislative body for the nation.

The unicameral parliament has 245 members, all of whom are elected every four years. The constitution of Levonia mandates that half of the seats in parliament be elected through constituencies, which are drafted prior to every parliamentary election in order to maintain fair representation.

## Members

### Lists of members

* List of members of the Daimas, 2018–2022
Fjallajarverfi

**Population** | 3,870 (est. 2020)

**Fjallajarverfi** is a town in the Velkanian Isles. It has a population of 3,870 residents, and is located within Greater Narísandur. It is considered to be a suburb of Narísandur.

## Demographics

Fjallajarverfi has a population of 3,870 residents. Of its residents, 3,735 (96.5%) identify as ethnically Velkanian, while the remaining 135 (3.5%) identify as being of a different ethnic group. Of this 3.5% of the population, 76 (56.3%) identify as Framish, 18 (13.3%) as Alaslavian, 15 (11.1%) as Lenegalese, and the remaining 30 (19.3%) as other ethnic groups.

## Town administration

Like other municipalities, the town is administered by a municipal council. Elections for the municipal council are held every four years, along with the other Velkanian local elections. Council seats are determined through closed-list proportional representation, much like elections to the Orthing are. Following the certification of the results, a majority coalition will form. However, as the municipality does not have a city charter, the council does not appoint a mayor.

Following the 2020 local elections, a majority coalition between the Social Democratic Party and Centrist Party was solidified. The council also selects members of boards, with boards controlling different fields under the council's authority.

## Culture

### Sports

The local athletic club in Fjallajarverfi is Fjallajarverfa Íþróttafélag. Its men's football team plays in the Velkanian Men's Third League, while its women's football team plays in the Velkanian Women's Second League.

## Notable residents

*Main article: Category:People from Fjallajarverfi*.
House of Ásthildur

The **House of Ásthildur** is the ruling royal house of the Kingdom of the Velkanian Isles. The house was founded by Ásthildur the Great in the third-century BC, after her accession as the first Queen of Velkania. With that, the house has ruled the region for nearly 1,800 years, making it the longest-reigning royal house in history and the only royal house to ever rule the unified Velkanian Isles.

After more than a millennium of ruling the Kingdom of Velkania, the family was overthrown by the Kingdom of Framland and the territory was incorporated as the Velkanian Duchy in 1456. After negotiations, Framland allowed for the house to remain in power as the monarchy of the Velkanian Duchy, an inferior title to the monarchy of Framland. This system was set in place for the next five hundred years, until the restoration of Velkanian independence in 1964, when the house became the ruling royal house of the newly independent Kingdom of the Velkanian Isles.

## List of monarchs

### Kingdom of Velkania (c. 289 BC–1456 AD)

*Main article: List of Velkanian monarchs#Kingdom of Velkania (c. 200s BC–1456 AD)*.

### Velkanian Duchy (1456–1964)

*Main article: List of Velkanian monarchs#Velkanian Duchy (1456–1964)*.

### Kingdom of the Velkanian Isles (1964–present)

*Main article: List of Velkanian monarchs#Kingdom of the Velkanian Isles (1964–present)*.
Greater Narísandur

**Greater Narísandur** (Velkanian: *Stór-Narísandur*; Framish: *Stornörborg*) is one of the eight regions of the Kingdom of the Velkanian Isles. It is geographically located at the southernmost tip of the island of Velkania, bordering the Southern Mountains. Its capital and largest city is Narísandur, and Greater Narísandur is synonymous with the Narísandur metropolitan area. The region has a population of 707,380 residents, totaling 82.5% of the Velkanian population. This makes it, by far, the most-populous region of the country.

Greater Narísandur was organized into a collective region in 1964, following the restoration of Velkanian independence. Narísandur was the first settled civilization in the Velkanian Isles, making it the oldest city in the country. The region is additionally home to 13 other municipalities, six of which rank among the top ten most-populous municipalities in the country. Greater Narísandur is considered to be the financial, political, educational, and entertainment capital of the Velkanian Isles.

## Demographics

Greater Narísandur has a population of 707,380 residents, making it by-far the most-populous region in the Velkanian Isles. Approximately 82.5% of the Velkanian population resides within Greater Narísandur, with the region also being the wealthiest in the country, with the highest median incomes, net worths, and home prices. The city of Húsavík is considered to be the wealthiest and most expensive city in the country, which is located in Greater Narísandur.

Of its population, 673,370 (95.2%) identify as ethnically Velkanian, while the remaining 34,010 (4.8%) identify as being of a different ethnic group. With this, Greater Narísandur is the most ethnically diverse region in the Velkanian Isles. It is additionally considered to be the center of the Framish population in the Velkanian Isles.

## Municipalities

Greater Narísandur is home to 14 municipalities, each with their own local government. The 14 municipalities combine to form a regional authority in regards to certain issues such as waste management, public transport, and public safety.

## Education

### Upper secondary schools

#### Conservatories

*Main article: Category:Conservatories in Greater Narísandur*.

#### Junior colleges

*Main article: Category:Junior colleges in Greater Narísandur*.

#### Technical colleges

*Main article: Category:Technical colleges in Greater Narísandur*.

### Universities

* Narísandur Arts University (Narísandur)
* University of Greater Narísandur (Kristganes)
* University of Narísandur (Narísandur; Húsavík)
* University of Southern Velkania (Narísandur)
* University of Velkania (Narísandur)

### International schools

* International School of Narísandur (Narísandur)
* Lycée Maldonée de Narísandur (Húsavík)
* Lungarian School of Narísandur (Narísandur)
Velkanian royal family

The **Velkanian royal family** (Velkanian: *Vælkjárukonungsfjölskylda*) is the family of the Velkanian monarch. The current family belongs to the House of Ásthildur, which first ascended to the throne in the 3rd-century BC upon the foundation of the Kingdom of Velkania.

There is a distinction between the royal family and the Royal House. The Royal House includes only the monarch, their spouse, the heir apparent, the heir apparent's spouse, and the heir apparent's eldest child. Meanwhile, the royal family includes all of the sovereign's parents, children, grandchildren, and siblings.

## Members

### Royal House

* The **Queen** and **Prince Consort** (the monarch and her husband)
	+ The **Crown Princess** (the Queen's daughter)

### Royal family

* Princess Ísabella (the Queen's daughter)
* Princess Daníela (the Queen's daughter)
* Princess Úlfhildur and Prince Marco-Vicenzo (the Queen's sister and brother-in-law)
* Hrafnhildur III and Prince Consort Jóhann (the Queen's parents)

#### Extended family members

* Rósa Graziella di Togliaro (the Queen's niece)
* Róman Alessandro di Togliaro (the Queen's nephew)

## Family tree

**Note**: \* denotes a member of the Royal House
Hveranæyjar

**Population** | 27,290 (est. 2020)

**Hveranæyjar** is a city in the Velkanian Isles. It has a population of 27,290 residents, making it the seventh most-populous city in the Velkanian Isles and sixth most-populous municipality in Greater Narísandur. It is considered to be a suburb of Narísandur, with most of its residents working in Narísandur.

## Demographics

Hveranæyjar has a population of 27,290 residents, making it the seventh most-populous city in the Velkanian Isles and sixth most-populous municipality in Greater Narísandur. Of its residents, 25,004 (91.6%) identify as ethnically Velkanian, while the remaining 2,286 (8.4%) identify as being of a different ethnic group. Of this 8.4% of the population, 1,310 (57.3%) identify as Framish, 601 (26.3%) as Reshan, 305 (13.3%) as Zatranian, and the remaining 70 (3.1%) as other ethnic groups.

Hveranæyjar is considered to be one of the centers of the Framish population in the Velkanian Isles.

## City administration

Like other municipalities, the city is administered by a municipal council. Elections for the municipal council are held every four years, along with the other Velkanian local elections. Council seats are determined through closed-list proportional representation, much like elections to the Orthing are. Following the certification of the results, a majority coalition will form, whom then appoint the mayor. The mayor typically belongs to one of the member parties of the governing coalition, but is not a councilor themselves.

Following the 2020 local elections, a majority coalition between the Liberal-Conservative Party and Independence Party was solidified. The coalition then appointed Jóhann Gunnvaldarson of the Liberal-Conservative Party to serve as mayor. The council also selects members of boards, with boards controlling different fields under the council's authority. The mayor is the senior public official and also the director of city operations. Other public officials control city institutions under the mayor's authority.

## Education

### Upper secondary schools

* Framish Academy – Hveranæyjar
* Hveranæyjar Junior College
* Hveranæyjar Technical College

## Culture

### Sports

The local athletic club in Hveranæyjar is Hveranæyjars Íþróttafélag (HVÍ), which plays out of Hveranæyjar Stadium. Its men's football team plays in the Velkanian Men's Second League, while its women's football team plays in the Velkanian Women's Premier League. Additionally, its men's handball team plays in the Men's First League, while its women's handball team plays in the Women's First League.

## Notable residents

*Main article: Category:People from Hveranæyjar*.
1998 Velkanian general election

An **election** was held in the Velkanian Isles on 14 March 1998 to elect all members of the Orthing. Parliament decided the election's date after passing legislation on 28 November 1997, with the election being constitutionally mandated to fall between 1 February and 30 April 1998.

## Date

On 28 November 1997, the Orthing passed legislation to hold the election on 14 March 1998. The Velkanian constitution mandates that all scheduled elections be held four years following the previous, between the first of the preceding month and the last of the succeeding month. This meant that the election could have been held between 1 February and 30 April 1998. The Velkanian constitution also allows for snap elections.

## Electoral system

The 105 members of the Orthing are elected at-large, with the Velkanian Isles having no individual electoral constituencies. Prior to the election, each party that is standing creates an electoral list of 105 candidates. All members of the electoral list must also have an assigned deputy should they be elected to parliament and subsequently resign; this prevents any seat from being vacant during a legislative term.

During the election, each voter casts their vote for one of the party lists. The system uses closed lists, meaning no voter can vote across lists or cross off names from the list they are voting for. Seats are then allocated using the d'Hondt method, with a 5% electoral threshold.

Only Velkanian citizens who are aged 17 and older on the day of the election may vote, while only Velkanian citizens aged 18 and older who have resided in the Velkanian Isles for a continuous period of at least five years may stand as candidates. Voting-eligible Velkanians who are residing abroad may also vote, but their ballots must be mailed-in at least four days prior to the date of the election.

## Contesting parties

The following parties were represented in parliament following the 1994 snap election.
Keflahólar

**Population** | 9,350 (est. 2020)

**Keflahólar** is a town in the Velkanian Isles. It has a population of 9,350 residents, and is located within Greater Narísandur. It is considered to be a suburb of Narísandur, with most of its residents working in Narísandur.

## Demographics

Keflahólar has a population of 9,350 residents. Of its residents, 9,047 (96.8%) identify as ethnically Velkanian, while the remaining 303 (3.2%) identify as being of a different ethnic group. Of this 3.2% of the population, 145 (47.9%) identify as Framish, 64 (21.1%) as Reshan, 60 (19.8%) as Ditrovian, and the remaining 34 (11.2%) as other ethnic groups.

## Town administration

Like other municipalities, the town is administered by a municipal council. Elections for the municipal council are held every four years, along with the other Velkanian local elections. Council seats are determined through closed-list proportional representation, much like elections to the Orthing are. Following the certification of the results, a majority coalition will form. However, as the municipality does not have a city charter, the council does not appoint a mayor.

Following the 2020 local elections, a majority coalition between the Independence Party and Velkanian People's Party was solidified. The council also selects members of boards, with boards controlling different fields under the council's authority.

## Education

### Upper secondary schools

* Keflahólar Junior College
* Keflahólar Technical College

## Culture

### Sports

The local athletic club in Keflahólar is Keflahólars Íþróttafélag (KÍ). Its men's football team plays in the Velkanian Men's Second League, while its women's football team plays in the Velkanian Women's Premier League. Additionally, its men's handball team plays in the Men's Second League, while its women's handball team plays in the Women's Second League.

## Notable residents

*Main article: Category:People from Keflahólar*.
Social Democratic Party (Velkanian Isles)

The **Social Democratic Party** (Velkanian: *Sósíalýðræðislegurflokkurinn*, **SLF**; Framish: *Socialdemokratiska Partiet*, **SDP**) is a social democratic political party in the Velkanian Isles. Since 2018, the party has been the fourth-largest in the Orthing. It is a Velkanian affiliate of the Party of Eurean Social Democrats.

The party was formed on 20 February 1965, following the split of the Velkanian National Party into the right-wing Independence Party and left-wing Social Democratic Party. While initially its members consisted of the pro-independence faction, it gradually began to incorporate former anti-independence advocates opposed to the Liberal-Conservative Party and former Velkanian members of the Social Democratic Party of Framland.