The United Kingdom of America

This is the index to the Register’s coverage of the Realm itself. The country article proper now sits at United Kingdom of America, among the nations of the world rather than among the categories, because the Register is the encyclopaedia of a whole world and the Realm is its largest subject rather than its boundary.

What remains here is a map of the domains. The Realm is the most heavily documented subject on the site by a wide margin, and its material is distributed across six domains rather than gathered in one place, which is the reason this page exists.

The country

• United Kingdom of America, the country article: the Crown in right of America, the federation of forty-nine polities and the Columbia District, the Charter, Parliament, and what the Realm is and is not.

The domains

• Polities and the Federation, the forty-nine constituent polities and their asymmetric constitutional types: provinces, commonwealths, grand duchies, republics, kingdoms, a march, states, a free city, the Columbia District and the Territory of Loreto, together with the treaty nations that stand outside the count.
• Institutions and Government, the machinery of the Realm: the Crown and the Governor-Generalship, Parliament and the premiership, the armed forces, the broadcaster, the parties, and the great chartered and private undertakings.
• People, the sovereigns, Governors-General, Prime Ministers, and the wider cast of the Realm and of the world.
• History, the Four-Year War and the Charter, the union of Texas and Florida, the Civil War and abolition, the two Great Wars, and the May Day Bombings.
• Law and the Charter, the Charter of Union of the American Colonies, the American Rights Act, and the statutes and settlements that give the Realm its constitutional shape.
• Society and Geography, the languages, faiths, customs and landscapes of the country, from American English and its regional vernaculars to the parks, the cities and the land.

Adjacent

• Nations of the World, the other states of the setting, including the sister realms of the personal union.
• World Institutions, the international bodies the Realm belongs to or works through.

The Realm’s own coverage runs to well over a million words across some two hundred articles. This page is a map rather than a summary; the summary is the country article.