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Grône-Fares

**Grône-Fares** is a region of Marone, with portions located in both eastern and southern Marone. Modern-day Grône-Fares roughly overlaps with the historic provinces of Luçonais and Toutiné, and portions of Lavence.

The region was formed in 1845, following the establishment of the regions. Grône-Fares has a population of 4.9 million residents, making it the third most-populous region. Its prefecture is Luçon, which is also the largest city in the region and third most-populous city in Marone. The region consists of seven departments: Arcy, Beine, Bôme, Chanonat, Ennery, Grône, and Thizon. Ennery was only incorporated into the region in 1875, following the end of the Marone-Triscany War (1873–1875), which led to the kingdom of Triscany ceding several territories to Marone. It had previously been known as the county of Ennery, an outer possession of the kingdom of Triscany.

## Government

### Administrative divisions

Like other regions of metropolitan Marone, Grône-Fares is divided into departments. There are seven departments in Grône-Fares: Arcy, Beine, Bôme, Chanonat, Ennery, Grône, and Thizon.
Angéline Borremans

**Angéline Marie-Thérèse Borremans** (born 18 October 1988) is a Maronan actress. She first came to prominence for portraying Lucie de Luyène on the TM1 soap opera *Demain commencera aujourd'hui* (2014–2016). Borremans later received widespread recognition for starring in the TM1 medical drama *Hôpital St. Claire* (2017–present).

Borremans's film appearances have included the psychological drama *Whalewatchers* (2016), the comedy drama *White Boys* (2018), the period drama *Queen* (2019), and the comedy drama *In the Sun* (2019). Borremans had additionally been crowned Miss Pays-Libre 2011, and placed as the first runner-up at Miss Marone 2012.

## Early life and education

Borremans was born on 18 October 1988 in Dilles to parents Henri (born 1960) and Brigitte Borremans (née *Cavey*; born 1963). Through her father, she has Maronan Clemish origins. Her father was a member of the National Gendarmerie, while her mother was a homemaker. Due to her father's job, the family relocated often throughout Marone, with Borremans having lived in Grand-Nord, Boûche-de-la-Grône, Orgue-et-Escaut, and Tassy. When she was 14, the family settled in Ouveillan-lès-Vanry in Tura, where Borremans spent the remainder of her upbringing. Borremans is the eldest of three children; her siblings include Karine (born 1989) and Paul (born 1991).

Borremans began her education in 1994, attending public schooling. She completed primary school in 2001, and later graduated from *collège* in 2004. Borremans later enrolled in *lycée*, attending a *lycée technologique* to study a program in theatre, music, and the performing arts, aspiring to become an actress. She graduated with her *lycée* diploma in 2007. She afterwards enrolled in IETS Vanry to begin a *diplôme de technicien supérieur* (DTS) program in the performing arts. She ultimately completed her degree in 2009.
Arrondissement of Saint-Philippe

The **arrondissement of Saint-Philippe** is an arrondissement of Marone located in the overseas region of Tahare. It is comprised of five communes. The arrondissement corresponds with the south of the island. The arrondissement is coterminous with the Saint-Philippe metropolis.

As of 2021, the arrondissement has a population of approximately 220,960 residents.

## Composition

The communes of the arrondissement of Saint-Philippe includes:

* Saint-Albert
* Saint-Bernard
* Sainte-Cassandre
* Saint-François
* Saint-Philippe
Catherine Chevène

**Catherine Éloïse Palac** (née **Chevène**; born 14 March 1975) is a Maronan former television personality, model, and beauty pageant titleholder who was crowned Miss Marone 2000. Chevène had previously been crowned Miss Maré-Dublique 1999 and Miss Carandie 1999, and was the fifth woman from Carandie to be crowned Miss Marone. Chevène represented Marone at Miss Parth 2000, where she placed in the Top 10.

After completing her reign as Miss Marone, Chevène began a career as an international model and television personality. She appeared as a model in print campaigns in various Maronan and international fashion magazines, and also appeared as a hostess on the game show *Le lien* (2004–2007). Chevène retired from the entertainment industry in 2008, and retreated from public life in order to be a homemaker.

## Early life and education

Chevène was born on 14 March 1975 in Glousigny to parents Victor (born 1948) and Carine Chevène (née *Maignart*; born 1950). Her father was an engineer, while her mother was a literature teacher at a *lycée*. Chevène is the eldest of three children and only daughter; her younger brothers include Michel (born 1976) and Rémi (born 1979).

Chevène began her education in 1980, attending public schooling in Glousigny. After graduating from primary school in 1987, Chevène completed *collège* as well in 1990. She subsequently enrolled in a *lycée académique*, studying literature and languages, and graduated with her *baccalauréat* in 1993. After graduating, Chevène began a *diplôme de technicien supérieur* (DTS) program, studying culinary arts, and graduated in 1995. Prior to becoming Miss Marone, Chevène worked various jobs in the service industry, primarily in hospitality and food services.

## Personal life

Chevène began a relationship with Maronan lawyer André Palac in 2003. They became engaged in 2005, and later married the following year. Chevène and Palac have four children together: Manon (born 2008), Léa (born 2010), Quentin (born 2012), and Émile (born 2016). The family resides on a farm in Saint-Hénin-en-Carandie, a rural town in the department of Vindecy.
Liis Oja discography

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Estian singer and songwriter **Liis Oja** has released two studio albums, twenty-three singles, and eleven music videos in her career.

## Albums

### Studio albums

List of albums, with selected chart positions and certifications
* Label: Eestomuusik
 *Liisi lauljud, Vol. 2* | * Released: 2 September 2011
* Label: Eestomuusik

## Music videos

 2004
 2005
 2006
 2007
 2008
 2011
 2012
Figueureux-Châbenay

**Figueureux-Châbenay** is a commune in the department of Hauts-de-Maré, located in the region of Île-de-Marone. It is part of the southwestern suburbs of Delmas.

As of 2021, the commune has a population of approximately 32,810 residents. Figueureux-Châbenay is considered to be one of the wealthiest suburbs of Delmas, and one of the wealthiest communes in Marone.
Cielclair

**Cielclair** (Ditrovian: *Clear Sky*) is a *quartier* of the city of Sainte-Anne in the overseas region of Tahare. The *quartier* has a population of 17,403 residents. Cielclair is known particularly for its beaches, nightlife, high-rise apartment complexes, and resorts.

The *quartier* is considered to have a similar character as Solémare, which it borders to the south, and is seen as a common vacation destination in Tahare, in addition to a wealthy *quartier* with a particularly large *Zorey* community.

## Location

Cielclair is located on the coast of Sainte-Anne, and is the city's centermost coastal *quartier*. The *quartier* borders Solémare to the south, Palmazur to the southwest, Éclat-de-Lune to the west, and Plage-de-Plume to the north.

## Education

Cielclair is home to one public *lycée*.

* Lycée Jean-Louis Fontaine
Camp Lakebottom

* **TITOLO ITALIANO:** "Camp Lakebottom"
* **TITOLO ORIGINALE:** "Camp Lakebottom"
* **PRODUZIONE:** Skywriter Media/Saban Brands/Marvista Entertainment, 2013/17
* **TRASMESSO IN ITALIA:** Disney XD, dal 16 giugno 2014; K2, dal 2015
* **NUMERO EPISODI:** 128 (3 stagioni)
* **DURATA EPISODIO:** 22 (2 x 11) minuti
* **SIGLA:** originale.

* **DOPPIAGGIO ITALIANO e SONORIZZAZIONE:** STUDIO ASCI - Milano
* **DIALOGHI ITALIANI:** Patrizio Prata, Benedetta Ponticelli, Simone Lupinacci, Luca Bottale
* **DIREZIONE DEL DOPPIAGGIO:** Patrizio Prata
* **ASSISTENTE AL DOPPIAGGIO:** Claudia Rollo
* **FONICO DI DOPPIAGGIO:** Roberto Cappo
Antlamäe County

**Antlamäe County** (Estian: *Antlamäekaa*) is one of the four counties of Estland. Situated in the southwest of the country, Antlamäe County is the second least-populous county of Estland, and its largest city is Antlamäekaa. As of 2021, the county has a population of approximately 157 thousand residents.

## County government

Each county is lead by a county government, headed by a governor. The governor is appointed by the Government of Estland for a term of five years that can be renewed indefinitely. Oftentimes, governors are retired former cabinet ministers, and the position is considered part-time. Most duties of the county governors are ceremonial and administrative, with few *de facto* political powers. Since 2017, Agnes Mitt has served as the governor of Antlamäe County.

In addition to the county governor, counties are also led by a county council. Members of the county council are indirectly elected, with each municipal council within the county having the power to appoint one member of the county council. The duties of the county council mainly include oversight of budgetary and administrative decisions, and the position is part-time.

## Municipalities

Antlamäe County is subdivided into 13 municipalities – two urban and eleven rural. Urban municipalities are designated as cities, while rural municipalities are designated as parishes.
Arrondissement of Tooka

The **arrondissement of Tooka** is an arrondissement of Marone located in the overseas region of New Malonia. It is comprised of ten communes. The arrondissement includes the entirety of the Tooka metropolitan area and corresponds with the east of the island of Grande-Terre.

As of 2021, the arrondissement has a population of approximately 257,780 residents, making it the most-populous arrondissement in the region and containing 81% of the region's population.

## Composition

The communes of the arrondissement of Tooka includes:
Borey

**Borey** is a commune in the department of Hauts-de-Maré, located in the region of Île-de-Marone. It is part of the southwestern suburbs of Delmas.

As of 2021, the commune has a population of approximately 38,720 residents. Borey is considered to be one of the wealthiest suburbs of Delmas, and one of the wealthiest communes in Marone.
Beuthier-Gros-Cap métropole

**Beuthier-Gros-Cap métropole** is a *métropole* and metropolitan area centered around the cities of Beuthier and Gros-Cap. It is located in the overseas region of Fuadeloupe, and spans the southeastern coast of the island. There are seven communes incorporated in the *métropole*.

As of 2021, the métropole has a population of approximately 72,340, making it the least-populous métropole in the region.

## Communes

* **Beuthier**
* **Gros-Cap**
* Bois-de-Lomard
* Piolet
* Prise-d'Eau
* Saint-Robert
* Saint-Val
Keivi Parish

**Keivi Parish** (Estian: *Keivikari*) is a rural municipality of Estland, situated in western Otesalu County. As of 2021, the municipality has a population of approximately 28,710 residents.

## Municipal government

Each rural municipality is led by a municipal government. Voters elect members of the municipal council every two years. The municipal council is the most important part of the municipal government, and they are responsible for overseeing various services run by the municipality, such as schools, sanitation, and utilities. The municipal council additionally elects one of its own to serve as mayor, a largely ceremonial role, and appoints a member of the county council.

The mayor has a similar function to a ceremonial head of state. As they are always a member of the municipal council, they have legislative powers, but their vote is not weighted any more heavily than its other members. Besides this, their primary functions are to act as a representative of the municipality and a local personality who serves as a liaison between the public and the government. Since 2018, the mayor of Keivi Parish has been Margareeta Lepp.

## Settlements

### Towns

There are two towns located in Keivi Parish: Keivi (municipal seat) and Rakoteme.
Le Moulin

**Le Moulin** is a primarily residential *quartier* of the city of Sainte-Anne in the overseas region of Tahare. The *quartier* has a population of 10,382 residents. The neighborhood is largely residential and middle-class in character, with a number of single-family homes and apartment complexes, in addition to restaurants.

## Location

Le Moulin is located in northern Sainte-Anne. The *quartier* borders Brise-en-Croque to the southeast, Bellefontaine to the northwest, Palmazur to the north, Eau-Bleue to the northeast, and the commune of Sainte-Jeanne to the southwest.

## Education

Le Moulin is home to one public *collège* and two private combined primary school/*collèges*.

* Collège Jean-Pierre Bègue
* École Notre-Dame-de-Rémission
* École Saint-François
Clarkshire Rush 2020

***Clarkshire Rush 2020*** (originally titled simply ***Clarkshire Rush***) is the first season of the DTV television documentary *Clarkshire Rush*. It aired between 11 September and 17 October 2020.

The season followed six new students at the University of Clarkshire in Lydbury, as they pursued the sorority recruitment process known as *rush week*.

## Premise

*Clarkshire Rush 2020* follows six young women entering their first year of studies at the University of Clarkshire in southern Ditrovia, and their experiences undergoing the sorority recruitment process known as *rush week*. Each episode follows the story of a different *rush*, from the days before the beginning of rush week up until Bid Day.

The University of Clarkshire is one of the largest universities in southern Ditrovia, and is considered to be one of the international centers of Limic life, as the only university in the world where all 18 sororities registered with the International Panlimic Conference have a chapter. It is estimated that each year more than 4,000 girls begin the sorority recruitment process, with the university having some of the most competitive sorority recruitment in the world.

### Sororities

The following sororities have a presence at the University of Clarkshire, with descriptions provided by the *Official Limic Life Encyclopedia*.

## Cast

 Grace Hewes
 Jacqueline Cole
 Lisa Hooke
 Anastasia Nemferova
 Danielle Canterbury | Hawarden, Bremenshire | Episode 6
Alyssa Haratani

**Alyssa Eloise Haratani** (Drutanese: *アリッサ・エロイーズ・ハラタニ*; born 1 August 2002) is a Ditrovian television personality. She first achieved recognition while appearing in the DTV television documentary *Clarkshire Rush 2020* in September 2020, and also appeared in *Love Island* in 2021.

## Early life and education

Haratani was born on 1 August 2002 in Okoya to parents Joseph (born 1968) and Yumi Haratani (née *Heikko*; born 1972). Her father was born in Ditrovia to a Drutanese father and Ditrovian mother, while her mother was born in Drutan to a Rann father and Drutanese mother. At the time of her birth, her father was working for an import/export company, while her mother was a homemaker. When she was two years old, the family left Drutan and relocated to Tewkesbury, Avonshire, where Haratani was raised. Haratani is the eldest of three children and only daughter; her younger brothers are Nicholas (born 2005) and Kevin (born 2007).

Haratani began her education in 2008, attending public, primary schooling in Tewkesbury. She graduated from primary school in 2014, and afterwards enrolled in Tewkesbury Secondary School, where she completed her secondary school education in 2020. While in secondary school, Haratani also played on her school's football and track and field teams. She subsequently enrolled in the University of Clarkshire, studying journalism. While in university, Haratani became a member of the Zeta Gamma Psi (ΖΓΨ) sorority.

## Career

### *Clarkshire Rush 2020*

Haratani first received public recognition while participating in *Clarkshire Rush 2020*, a DTV television documentary series following several young women participating in the sorority recruitment process known as *rush week* at the University of Clarkshire. Haratani was the protagonist of the series's first episode, and appeared in cameos in four of the other five episodes.

After appearing on the series, Haratani received widespread attention and recognition, with her Instagram follower count rising from 12,000 followers to 1.8 million followers in the week following the airing of the first episode of *Clarkshire Rush 2020*.

## Personal life

Haratani is fluent in Ditrovian and Drutanese, and has spoken about her insecurities surrounding her biracial identity. Haratani resides in Lydbury to attend the University of Clarkshire during the academic year, and resides in Danchester during the summertime.
Coaraze

**Coaraze** is a commune in the department of Hauts-de-Maré, located in the region of Île-de-Marone. It is part of the southwestern suburbs of Delmas.

As of 2021, the commune has a population of approximately 53,840 residents. Coaraze is considered to be one of the wealthiest suburbs of Delmas, and one of the wealthiest communes in Marone.
Guillaume Domeur

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**Guillaume Jean-Luc Domeur** (born 7 May 1982) is a Maronan actor and model. He is best known for his role as Ludovic Châtre on the M9 supernatural teen drama *Les sœurs Grimm* (2008–2014).

## Early life and education

Domeur was born on 7 May 1982 in Sainte-Jeanne, on the island of Tahare, to parents Nicolas Domeur (born 1957) and Angélique Bourdel (1957–2019). His father was a business executive in the energy industry who was a member of the Domeur family and a nephew of Christophe Domeur, while his mother was a former beauty pageant titleholder who was crowned Miss Marone 1976. Both of his parents were born in Tahare, to *Greb* families which had inhabited the island since the beginning of the Maronan colonial period in the 17th century, and he was raised in a wealthy household. One year after his birth, his parents divorced and he was subsequently raised primarily by his mother, with visits from his father about once a month. Domeur is the second of two children; his elder sister is Lucille (born 1980). His father later remarried, and Domeur has three paternal half-siblings.

Domeur began his education in 1987, enrolling in private, Eurean Catholic schooling in Tahare. When he was five years old, his mother married lawyer François Simo, and they later had a child together: Lydie (born 1989). After the marriage, Domeur and his family relocated to the town of Saint-Pierre, where he was raised. His mother and Simo later divorced in 2001. Domeur graduated from primary school in 1994, and afterwards completed *collège* in 1997. While in school, Domeur was a tennis player and at one point considered a professional career in tennis. After completing *collège*, Domeur enrolled in Lycée Sainte-Marie, a private, coeducational, Eurean Catholic *lycée* in Sainte-Anne and the most prestigious secondary school in Tahare, where he studied a *lycée académique* program in economics and social sciences. Domeur graduated from the school in 2000, and later moved to Delmas to work as an actor and model. Upon arriving in Delmas, he enrolled in IETS Louis Michel, where he graduated with a *diplôme de technicien supérieur* (DTS) diploma in performing arts in 2002.

## Personal life

Domeur married Maronan social media influencer and model Louna Bonn in 2016, following a two-year relationship. They have two daughters together: Rosalie (born 2017) and Ambre (born 2020). The family resides in the town of Bourniquel-Balesmes in the Hauts-de-Maré department.

## Filmography

*Main article: Guillaume Domeur filmography*

## Awards and nominations

*Main article: Awards and nominations received by Guillaume Domeur*
Grebs

***Grebs*** are a Eurean ethnic group in Tahare. As the Maronan census does not ask residents about their race or ethnicity, there is no official count of how many *Grebs* reside in Tahare, but estimations identify 25% of the Taharian population as either *Grebs* or *Zoreys*, totaling approximately 209,387 people. The *Greb* community was previously subdivided into the *gros-blancs* and *petits-blancs*, the former referring to landed *Grebs* and the latter referring to landless *Grebs*. While both communities held *de jure* power in colonial Tahare, the *petits-blancs* were economically disadvantaged and resided primarily in rural agricultural communities. Since the end of slavery and particularly following the end of the colonial period, the two communities have largely merged into the shared *Greb* community.

In Tahare, *Grebs* principally refers to Taharian residents of Eurean ancestry. However, the term is distinguished from *Zoreys* as *Grebs* descend from the initial Eurean settlers in Tahare, rather than from more recent migrants like *Zoreys* do. Due to the length of time since the initial colonization of Tahare and the fact that its initial Eurean settlers were predominantly men who initially married women of Papaguscan and Tiro-Escarian ancestry, almost all *Grebs* are of mixed-race, yet possess lighter features that separate them from the remainder of the predominantly mixed-race population of Tahare. This is largely due to the fact that for centuries, *Grebs* were the dominant social class in Tahare, and predominantly married only within their ethnic group.

For much of Taharian colonial history, *Grebs* were the ruling class. Aside from representatives of the national Maronan government stationed in Tahare, *Grebs* held nearly all the economic and administrative power that was delegated to Taharians. During the era of slavery, *Grebs* were also the only free people on the island apart from Eureans, and both owned and managed the island's plantations. Since the abolition of slavery and the diversification of the Taharian economy in the 20th-century, *Grebs* no longer dominate Taharian society as they used to. In Taharian popular culture, *Grebs* are commonly believed to be an economically prosperous ethnic group on the island, although in reality this is often untrue for *Grebs* who descend from former *petits-blancs*, who continue to reside in predominantly agricultural and underdeveloped communities. While *Grebs* can be found in all regions of Tahare, they make up a significant portion of the southern region within the Saint-Philippe métropole, in addition to inland areas in other communities.
Ditrone

**Ditrone** (Ditronian: *Drezh*) is a region of Marone, located in western Marone. Modern-day Ditrone roughly overlaps with the historic province of Ditrone, which previously corresponded with the independent kingdom of Ditrone until its conquer and annexation by Marone in 1772. Ditrone is the ancestral home of the Ditronians, and is a culturally distinct region of Marone.

The region was formed in 1845, following the establishment of the regions. Ditrone has a population of 2.8 million residents. Its prefecture is Liris, which is also the largest city in the region. The region consists of five departments: Cerrain, Côte-Verte, Jaffrès, Quéré, and Tilly-et-Eouzan. The region and historical area can be subdivided into Upper Ditrone, corresponding to the departments of Côte-Verte, Jaffrès, and Quéré, and Lower Ditrone, corresponding to the departments of Cerrain, Tilly-et-Eouzan, and Verne-Intérieur (now-located in Pays-du-Verne); the two subdivisions have a variety of cultural, historical, and political differences.

## Government

### Administrative divisions

Like other regions of metropolitan Marone, Ditrone is divided into departments. There are five departments in Ditrone: Cerrain, Côte-Verte, Jaffrès, Quéré, and Tilly-et-Eouzan.
Arrondissement of Aoué

The **arrondissement of Aoué** is an arrondissement of Marone located in the overseas region of New Malonia. It is comprised of three communes. The arrondissement corresponds with the entirety of the island of Petite-Terre.

As of 2021, the arrondissement has a population of approximately 15,170 residents, making it the least-populous arrondissement in the region.

## Composition

The communes of the arrondissement of Aoué includes:

 Tiaou-Tiwaka | 4,920
La Clémence

**La Clémence** is a residential *quartier* of the city of Sainte-Anne in the overseas region of Tahare. The *quartier* has a population of 4,819 residents. The neighborhood is residential and middle-class in character, with a number of single-family homes. The *quartier* is additionally home to one of the five supplementary city halls of Sainte-Anne. The historic Nour-Sayidatina Mosque is located in La Clémence, which is the oldest mosque in Marone, constructed in 1896.

## Location

La Clémence is located in inland eastern Sainte-Anne. The *quartier* borders Bosquet-de-Marelle to the south, Sainte-Anne-les-Hauts to the southwest, Saint-Henri to the west, Mont-Argent to the north, and Vérune to the northeast.

## Education

La Clémence is home to one public *collège*, one public *lycée*, and one public IETS school.

* Collège Albert Désert
* Lycée Salomé Louis
* IETS La Clémence

CPGE courses are also offered in La Clémence through Lycée Salomé Louis.
Clarkshire Rush

***Clarkshire Rush*** is a Ditrovian television documentary series broadcast by DTV. The series follows several young women undergoing the sorority recruitment process at the University of Clarkshire, known as *rush week*. Its first season followed six women, and debuted on 11 September 2020, before concluding on 17 October 2020. Two subsequent seasons have since aired.

Upon the airing of its first season, *Clarkshire Rush* became both a critical and commercial success, with its season finale bringing in 6.86 million viewers. The success of the series has reportedly led to both an uptick in interest in Limic life and the University of Clarkshire, and increased scrutiny of Limic life and its recruitment process in particular.

## Premise

Each season of *Clarkshire Rush* follows between six and eight young women entering their first year of studies at the University of Clarkshire in southern Ditrovia, and their experiences undergoing the sorority recruitment process known as *rush week*. Each episode follows the story of a different *rush*, from the days before the beginning of rush week up until Bid Day.

The University of Clarkshire is one of the largest universities in southern Ditrovia, and is considered to be one of the international centers of Limic life, as the only university in the world where all 18 sororities registered with the International Panlimic Conference have a chapter. It is estimated that each year more than 4,000 girls begin the sorority recruitment process, with the university having some of the most competitive sorority recruitment in the world.

### Sororities

The following sororities have a presence at the University of Clarkshire, with descriptions provided by the *Official Limic Life Encyclopedia*.
Laëtitia Perelle

**Laëtitia Marie-Claude Perelle-Lebleu** (née **Perelle**; born 29 August 1975) is a Maronan actress and model. Perelle began her career as a beauty pageant titleholder, winning Miss Ambas 1998 and Miss Marone 1999, before beginning an acting career.

Perelle made her debut in a guest role in the sitcom *La petite Suzanne* (2001), before appearing in supporting roles in several independent films. She had her breakout role after appearing in the main cast of the spy drama *Agent 05* (2005–2012), and afterwards starred as the title character in the action drama *Léa Baran* (2014–2017).

## Early life and education

Perelle was born on 29 August 1975 in Viersbourg to parents Théo (born 1940) and Françoise Perelle (née *Alberte*, formerly *Ichmann*; born 1943). Her father was originally Talmoonian and immigrated to Marone in the 1960s, ultimately working as an accountant in the municipal government of Viersbourg, while her mother worked as a bookkeeper and accountant. Perelle has two maternal half-brothers from her mother's first marriage: Jean-Pierre (born 1967) and Matthieu (born 1969), and an elder full-sister: Claudine (born 1973).

Perelle began her education in 1980, attending public schooling in Viersbourg. While in school, Perelle had no interest in pursuing acting or modeling, and instead aspired to become a scientist. After graduating from primary school in 1987, Perelle completed *collège* in 1990. Perelle subsequently enrolled in Lycée Renaud Peltier in Viersbourg, studying a *lycée académique* program in mathematics and natural sciences, and graduated in 1993. She began a CPGE course at Lycée Renaud Peltier, studying engineering, which she completed in 1995. After graduating, Perelle enrolled in the University of Viersbourg, where she studied chemical engineering, and graduated with her degree in 1996. Perelle subsequently reenrolled in the university to begin a master's degree program in chemical engineering, and graduated in 1998. Following her graduation, Perelle began working as a chemical engineer at an engineering firm in Viersbourg.

## Personal life

Perelle began a relationship with Maronan hotelier and businessman Jérémie Lebleu in 2005, after being introduced through mutual friends. They subsequently became engaged in 2007, and married the following year. Perelle and Lebleu have three children together: Lucille (born 2010), Thibault (born 2013), and Nicolas (born 2015). The family resides in Bourniquel-Balesmes.

## Filmography

*Main article: Laëtitia Perelle filmography*
Departments of Marone

Marone is divided into 108 administrative **departments** (Maronan: *départements*), which make up the second-level of administrative subdivisions. Of the 108 departments, 100 are located in metropolitan Marone, while the remaining eight are located in overseas Marone, and are coterminous with the overseas regions, which function as both departments and regions. Departments are further subdivided into communes, which are grouped into arrondissements and cantons.

The departments were established in 1799, following the abolishment of the provinces of Marone, as a first-level administrative subdivision. At the time, each department was of equal population, however, in the years since, departments have grown at various rates to the point where they are no longer all equal in population. The name "department" was chosen in order to emphasize that each was a part of a larger whole, and no department was of greater importance than another.

Each department is headed by a departmental council, which is elected by residents in departmental elections. From 1799 until 1958, these councils were known as "general councils," but the name was changed in order to emphasize how departmental councils and regional councils were of equal importance. Following the establishment of the regions of Marone in 1845, a number of responsibilities transitioned from departmental councils to regional councils, leaving the responsibilities of the departmental councils as primarily managing a number of social and administrative services, overseeing the management of primary schools, and managing public transportation systems and infrastructure. Overseas departments do not have departmental councils, and all of the responsibilities of a departmental council are delegated to the regional council, leading overseas regional councils to wield a considerable amount of power in the administration of their regions. Local services of the national government are also carried out at the departmental level, where the prefect represents the national government.

Most Maronan departments are assigned a two-digit number, while overseas departments have a three-digit number. This number is used as a postal code, in addition to being present on all vehicle license plates that are registered in the department. Residents often use the number to refer to their department or a neighboring one. More distant departments are generally referred to by their names, as few people know the numbers of all the departments.
Astina

**Astina** (Asbanian: *Ashtinë*; Lorbian: *Аштина*, *Aština*) is the capital and most-populous city of Notosha. The seat of Astina District, the city is located in the south-central portion of the country and additionally corresponds with an urban municipality of the same name. With a population of over 220 thousand residents in the city proper and 239 thousand residents in the entire municipality, Astina is considered to be the main financial, educational, industrial, cultural, and political center of Notosha.

## Government

### Politics

Like other municipalities in Notosha, Astina is led by a municipal government. The government of the municipality consists of both the mayor's office and the municipal council. Voters elect members of the municipal council every four years based on party lists and proportional representation. The municipal council serves as the municipality's legislative body, and is responsible for legislative duties. The municipal council is chaired by a council president, who is typically the leader of the governing coalition in the municipal council.

The mayor is directly elected by voters in Astina for a four-year term that can be renewed indefinitely. The mayor is the head of the mayor's office, which forms the executive branch of the municipal government. They have the power to appoint several deputy mayors to office, who have oversight over various government departments and services such as education, sanitation, and utilities. Since 2019, the mayor of Astina has been Paqësorë Tolaj of the New Notosha Party.

### Settlements

All municipalities in Notosha consist of several small settlements, referred to as villages, that surround the town or city proper. There are 25 villages in Astina Municipality, which when combined with the City of Astina, create the Astina municipal area. The population of the City of Astina is 220,570, while the population of the surrounding villages is 19,180, with 239,750 in the entire municipal area. Approximately 92.0% of Astina residents reside within the city proper, with the remaining 8.0% residing in surrounding villages.
Golancourt

**Golancourt** is a commune in the department of Hauts-de-Maré, located in the region of Île-de-Marone. It is part of the southwestern suburbs of Delmas.

As of 2021, the commune has a population of approximately 26,660 residents. Golancourt is considered to be one of the wealthiest suburbs of Delmas, and one of the wealthiest communes in Marone.
Flunkirk

**Flunkirk** (Maronan: *Flunkurque*) is a commune in the department of Grand-Nord, of which it is a subprefecture, located in the region of Nord. As of 2021, the commune has a population of approximately 88,440 residents, making it the fourth most-populous city in Grand-Nord, while its metropolitan area has a population of approximately 324,790 residents.
La Perlerie

**La Perlerie** is a residential *quartier* of the city of Sainte-Anne in the overseas region of Tahare. The *quartier* has a population of 7,149 residents. The neighborhood is residential and middle-class in character, with a number of single-family homes.

## Location

La Perlerie is located in north-central Sainte-Anne. The *quartier* borders Bellefontaine to the southwest, La Ditrone to the west, Bosquet-de-Marelle to the northwest, Lirondelle to the north, Éclat-de-Lune to the northeast, and Palmazur to the southeast.

## Education

La Perlerie is home to one public *collège* and one public *lycée*.

* Collège Jean-Marie Turpin
* Lycée Pierre Grondin
Jõgeküla University

**Jõgeküla University** (**JÜ**; Estian: *Jõgeküla Ülikool*; Medish: *Jönsborgs Universitet*) is a public university located in Jõgeküla, Estland. It is the national university of Estland, in addition to being the nation's largest and most prestigious public university. The university was founded as Academia Lemuria in 1627, as the first institute of post-secondary education in Kashan Lemuria.

Today, more than 14,000 students attend the university, over 2,000 of which are international students. The predominant language of instruction is Estian, although the university also offers some courses in Medish and Ditrovian. Students who do not speak Estian are required to study the language throughout their studies at the university.

## Structure

### Faculties

Like other universities, Jõgeküla University is divided into several faculties, which are furthermore divided into several departments, institutes, and schools. Each faculty operates as its own quasi-independent institution, although under the supreme leadership of the university's central administration.

* Faculty of Humanities
	+ Department of Cultural Studies and Literature
	+ Department of Estian Studies
	+ Department of History
	+ Department of Languages and Culture
	+ Department of Philosophy
	+ Department of Theology and Religious Studies
* Faculty of Social Sciences
	+ Department of Economics and Business Administration
	+ Department of Education and Pedagogy
	+ School of Law
	+ Department of Political Science
	+ Department of Psychology and Sociology
* Faculty of Medicine
	+ School of Dentistry
	+ Elvi Kokk Institute of Nursing
	+ Department of Health
	+ Johann Frederiks School of Clinical Medicine
	+ School of Pharmacy
	+ Department of Public Health
	+ Department of Sports Sciences and Physiotherapy
* Faculty of Technology, Sciences, and Mathematics
	+ Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics
	+ Department of Chemistry
	+ Department of Ecology and Geoscience
	+ Jõgeküla Institute of Technology
	+ Department of Life Sciences and Biology
	+ Department of Mathematics and Statistics
	+ Department of Physics
	+ Department of Technology and Computer Science

### Programs

The university offers more than 65 bachelor's programs and 80 master's programs across its four faculties. Programs of study are offered through departments, institutes, and schools within each faculty, under the authority of the overseeing faculty.

Approximately 40% of university programs may be completed through online instruction, while approximately 75% may be completed through a combination of online and in-person instruction. A majority of programs are offered in solely Estian, while four bachelor's programs and 35 master's programs are offered in Ditrovian. Two bachelor's programs and six master's programs are offered in Medish.

## International cooperation

Jõgeküla University has approximately 2,000 international students from more than 75 countries. Most of the university's international students come from Medland, Ranland, and Lemuria.
Letizia Guerraini

**Letizia Samanta Guerraini** (born 30 April 1979) is a Maronan actress and model. Known particularly for her roles in period dramas, Guerraini is the recipient of numerous accolades, including nominations for two Gilles Awards.

Born and raised in Vetica, Guerraini first received public attention after placing as the first runner-up at Miss Marone 2002, competing as Miss Vetica. In 2002, Guerraini moved to Delmas to begin a career as an actress and model. Guerraini had supporting roles *Captured* (2005) and *Ruby Red* (2006), before playing the lead role in the period horror film *Black Dresses* (2006). Following the success of *Black Dresses*, Guerraini was cast in the big-budget period drama *The King* (2007), for which she received widespread acclaim and recognition, and a nomination for the Gilles Award for Best Supporting Actress. After the widespread success of *The King*, Guerraini went on to appear in a number of other period drama films, including *Delmas City* (2008), *The Kingdom Has Fallen* (2009), *Little Island* (2009), *Open Sea* (2011), *The Bewildered* (2013), and *The Emerald Queen* (2017), receiving a nomination for the Gilles Award for Best Leading Actress for the latter.

## Early life and education

Guerraini was born on 30 April 1979 in L'Île Blanche in southern Vetica to parents Luca (1950–2017) and Luciana Guerraini (née *Tomassano*; born 1954). Her father worked as a butcher, while her mother was a homemaker. She has described her family as "working-class" and "ordinary." Guerraini is the eldest of three children; her younger siblings include Valeria (born 1982) and Jérémie (born 1984).

Guerraini began her education in began her education in 1984, attending a public, primary school in L'Île Blanche. She graduated from primary school in 1991, and afterwards completed *collège* in 1994. Guerraini later enrolled in Lycée Carolina Formiggio in Porto-Nuovo, where she studied a technical program in theatre and the performing arts, graduating in 1997. After completing *lycée*, Guerraini enrolled in the University of Vetica Bernardo-Ariole to study marketing, although she did not find the coursework to be interesting. She ultimately graduated with her degree in 2001.
General Council of Jalotte

The **General Council of Jalotte** (Maronan: *Conseil général de Jalotte*) is the regional legislature in the overseas region of Jalotte. The council is composed of 24 councillors, who are elected for six-year terms through at-large party list voting and proportional representation. The council is led by a president, who is elected by voters as the lead candidate of the electoral alliance which wins a majority of seats in the council.

The General Council was founded in 1956, following the decolonization of Jalotte and its complete integration into Marone as an overseas region, with the elimination of its colonial government. Like other overseas regions, Jalotte uses a fused regional-departmental government, giving the council considerable power compared to the regional councils in metropolitan Marone. The General Council is responsible for budgeting, senatorial appointments, social and administrative services, primary school management, public transportation, and infrastructure.

The most recent election to the General Council was held on 11 June 2022, which saw the right-wing Nationalist Movement winning a plurality of seats, and forming a governing coalition with the populist Jalotte Development Movement and independent politician Haatim Farha. Ismaeel Kazmi has served as president since 2022.

## Composition

### Government

The government of Jalotte consists of the president, and several vice presidents appointed by the president amongst the council's membership. Each vice president is given a portfolio, which corresponds with a sector overseen by the council. The vice president is responsible for developing policy or liaising with municipal or national governments in regards to their assigned portfolio. Members of the government serve at the pleasure of the president, and may be dismissed for any reason.

### Members

#### Lists of members

* List of members of the General Council of Jalotte, 2022–2028
Future Forwards

**Future Forwards** (Estian: *Tulevikku*, "To the future") is a liberal and progressive political party in Estland. Following its establishment in 2018, the party has gone on to become the largest party represented in the Saadikutemaja. It is affiliated with the Eurean Party of Liberal Democrats.

The party was founded in 2018, by former political operatives and private sector technology executives focused on progressivism and further developing Estland into a technological center of the world. As of 2021, the party has approximately 4,500 registered members. Future Forwards typically finds most of its support from educated, wealthy urbanites in cities like Otesalu and Jõgeküla.

## Political positions

Future Forwards has been described by observers as liberal, progressive, and technocratic. On a left-to-right political spectrum, most observers categorize Future Forwards as centrist, with some individual members belonging more to the center-left. Most Future Forwards politicians reject the concept of the left-to-right political spectrum, and identify as syncretic.

The main issue in Estian politics according to Future Forwards is related to economics, trade, and innovation. The party believes that Estland has the potential to become an international destination for innovation, and that the government must provide incentive for international companies to settle in the country. By doing so, the Estian economy will be boosted and the general populace will benefit. Due to this, they support lower corporate tax rates and an increased emphasis on the technology sector. The party is generally neutral on social spending and the social safety net, with some members supporting the status quo, some supporting more of an emphasis on social spending, and a minority supporting a smaller social safety net due to spending issues.

Future Forwards is largely liberal in terms of social issues. The party supports the legalization of same-sex marriage, same-sex adoption, abortion, prostitution, and the usage of drugs. Future Forwards largely believes that it is not the government's position to regulate social behavior, and that social liberalism will attract foreign investiture in Estland and thus boost the Estian economy. The party also supports strong foreign relations with key trading partners, and believes that Estland should maintain an active role in international affairs.

The party also has a strong technocratic component, believing that government roles are best filled by experts, rather than experienced politicians. They also support mandatory term limits for members of the government, with members of parliament for Future Forwards each pledging to serve for no more than eight years in office.
Carandie

**Carandie** is a region of Marone, located in western Marone. Modern-day Carandie roughly overlaps with the historic province of Carandie, which previously corresponded with the duchy of Carandie.

The region was formed in 1845, following the establishment of the regions. Carandie has a population of 4.0 million residents, making it the fifth most-populous region in Marone. Its prefecture is Avirac, which is also the largest city in the region. The region consists of seven departments: Auga, Lentignac, Maré-Dublique, Olouise, Oslon, Palairac, and Vindecy.

## Government

### Administrative divisions

Like other regions of metropolitan Marone, Carandie is divided into departments. There are seven departments in Carandie: Auga, Lentignac, Maré-Dublique, Olouise, Oslon, Palairac, and Vindecy.
Caton-Montay

**Caton-Montay** is a commune in the department of Hauts-de-Maré, located in the region of Île-de-Marone. It is part of the southwestern suburbs of Delmas.

As of 2021, the commune has a population of approximately 30,180 residents. Caton-Montay is considered to be one of the wealthiest suburbs of Delmas, and one of the wealthiest communes in Marone.
Cabinet of Kirsti Aalu-Mäkina

The **cabinet of Kirsti Aalu-Mäkina** (Estian: *Kirsti Aalu-Mäkina valitsus*) is the current government of Estland. The cabinet was sworn in on 24 February 2020, after Kirsti Aalu-Mäkina was nominated by the Saadikutemaja to serve as prime minister of Estland, and afterwards was appointed by Jarel Köt.

The ministry is supported by a majority coalition between the Future Forwards political party and the Reform Party, after Future Forwards won a plurality of seats in the 2020 parliamentary election. The ministry is led by Aalu-Mäkina, who serves as prime minister and head of government, while it additionally consists of 14 ministers from both Future Forwards and the Reform Party.

## Ministry

Not including the prime minister, there are fourteen ministerial positions; Future Forwards holds nine ministerial posts, while the Reform Party holds five ministerial posts.

## Notes

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Independent politician nominated on behalf of Future Forwards