Brizharvor

Brizharvor is a country in the northern Plastics. Its capital is Lañstrac'h-Kerzhabro, on the southern coast of the country.

Due to its location in the far north of the Plastics, 50% of the territory is a tundra, while the remaining 50% of the country is dominated by a rainy, cold oceanic climate.

Because of its remote location, the country has been isolated from most of the world during its history. However, since the late 1940s, the country has experienced a demographic and technologic boom. During the reign of Archpenn Iañ XVIII, from 1958 to 2015, lots of consequent social and political reforms were adopted.

In 1980, for the first time ever, a legislature was created for the country, putting an end to the absolute power of the Archpenns. Today, Brizharvor is a well-functioning democracy. Since the 1980s, Brizharvor opened numberous ties with other countries, and opened its gates for tourists from all over Plastics.

Vros
The Vros, also known as bros, pennates or countries, are the traditional counties and official first-level administrative divisions of Brizharvor. Traditionally, they are each ruled by a family, whose head is also the penn of the vro. Penns act as vassals of the Archpenn. Each time an Archpenn dies or resigns, the Royal Council (Realkuzuliadeg) elects a new Archpenn out of all the ruling penns in Brizharvor.

Today, after the democratisation of the country by Archpenn Iañ XVIII in the second half of the 20th century, penns only occupy a bceremonial role, the regional power residing in the hands of elected Regional Councils (Rannvrokuzuliadeg) and other minor elected officials, such as mayors. Vros have power over local economy, transports, culture and others.

Currently, there are 8 vros in Brizharvor.

Politics
Brizharvor is ruled by an Archpenn, a monarch elected by the Royal Council. Since 1980, he only has a mere ceremonial role, while still being influent. He is the only one in the country who can issue the writs of election, and he appoints the Prime Minister. By a matter of tradition, the Prime Minister and the members of Parliament are all required to be between 5 years old and 25 years old. This dates back from the Middle Ages, when the average lifespan of people wasn't long, so people could actually have leaders who will survive due to their youth.

As a matter of fact, since 1980, the country knew 4 Prime Ministers younger than 10 years old at the time they were elected. Children, teenagers and young adults are the most politically active citizens of the country, while older adults prefer to enjoy other pastimes, such as hiking, fishing, drinking, and, developing in the country, pornography.

Legislative power resides in the Braskuzuliadeg, a bicameral legislature, composed of the Pennkuzuliadeg, the upper house, and the Gwerinkuzuliadeg, the lower house.