Iberia (Principia Moderni IV Map Game)

Union of Cadiz Uniõ de Cádiz (Iberian) Union of Cadiz Timeline: Principia Moderni IV (Map Game) OTL equivalent: Spain, Portugal
Motto:  "In Hoc Signo Vinces" (Latin)
Location of the territory of the Iberian Empire (dark green) and dependencies (light green) in 1840.
Capital		Cádiz (Union), Madrid (Iberia), Marrakesh (Morocco), Mostaganem (Algeria)
Largest city		Madrid
Official languages		Iberian, Arabic, Berber, Portuguese, Castilian, Aragonese, Catalan,
Regional languages		Asturian, Basque, Sardinian
Religion		Catholicism & Islam
Demonym		Unionist or Cadizian
Government		Federal Presidential-Parliamentary Republic
-	Upper house	Senado
Historical events
-	Union of Aragon and Castile	1459
-	War of Portuguese Independence	1510–1526
-	The Vingança	1532–1535
-	Union under Portugal	1539
-	De jure formation	1710
-	Bread Rebellion	1790's
-	People's Rebellion	1839-1841
-	Treaty of Union	1910
Population
-	1900 census	50.73 million
Currency		Union Real
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The Union of Cadiz (Iberian: Uniõ de Cádiz) is a Federal Republic in the form of a union of three states: Iberia, Morocco, and Algeria.

Iberia (Iberian: Ibéria), officially the Iberian Republic (Iberian: República Ibérica) and unofficially Spain or Hispania, is a unitary parliamentary republic in southwestern Europe that controls most of the Iberian Peninsula and the archipelagos of the Balearic Islands, Madeira, the Azores, and Cape Verde.

Morocco (Arabic: المَغرِب‎), officially the Moroccan Republic (Arabic:الجمهورية المغربية), is a unitary parliamentary republic in north Africa.

Algeria (Arabic:الجزائر), officially the Algerian Republic (Arabic: الجمهورية الجزائرية), is a unitary parliamentary republic in north Africa, east of Morocco and adjacent to Belkan Maghreb.

Administration

Armed Forces

The Iberian Military is divided into two branches with several subdivisions:

• The Iberian Army:
  • The Iberian Home Army
  • The Iberian Foreign Legion (Also referred to as the Iberian Expeditionary Force)
  • The Iberian Guardia Nacional
• The Iberian Navy:
  • The Iberian Home Fleet (Also referred to as the Mediterranean Fleet)
  • The Iberian High Sees Fleet

Gallery

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1734

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1840