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In April 2019, the Principality underwent a large economic project of turning Hafenstadt into a major trading hub of the region by making a large market square. Several countries have already expressed interest and are on the way to opening their shops. The architectural style of the town has also developed to include a variety of different architectural details and different materials/colors. The Royal Council has been re-established officially and its' first representatives appointed by the Prince. The First Act (Act I - A) has also been signed into law<ref>https://docs.google.com/document/d/1N3X4Jpq4bUBJC12738fabDBzZJb4SJbfy0T0pQH0Gqs/edit?usp=sharing</ref> with the aim of banning radical ideologies within the realm.
In May 2019, the Principality experienced a huge population growth, almost doubling its amount since the same time in April. Many new territories were acquired in the former lands of Varsany with the County of Weizenland (later renamed to Nederland) being expanded and the Duchy of Fennland and County of Neubonn being established.[[File:Renovated kaltstadt1.png|left|thumb|
=== Kaltsburg-Leuven ===
In Mid-Late 2019, the Duchy of Leuven was established and began developing. By that time most citizens of Fennland had quit and Kaltsburg was almost completely abandoned. In February 2020 deyan, as monarch of both nations, merged the two countries to make things more simple. On the 17th of February the Office of Governor of Kaltsburg was established for Kaltsburg to have an active leader in the region as deyan had moved to Leuven.
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==== Government ====
Kaltsburg-Leuven was a Constitutional Monarchy with a Royal Council. The council advised the King and it consisted of: the King, the Governor of Kaltsburg and whoever the King deemed fit to appoint.
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==== Current Royal Council ====
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=== Language ===
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German is used for naming settlements, monuments, buildings, roads etc. while English is the most common language Kaltsburgers communicate with.
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