| Grand Duchy of Ontario | |
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 Flag of the Grand Duchy of Ontario, adopted on July 1st, 1810 | |
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Established |
October 1, 1809 |
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First Leader |
Grand Duke Louis I (1809-1846) |
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National Anthem |
Oh, Ontario |
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Government Type |
Grand Duchy, Constitutional Monarchy |
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State Religion |
Protestantism |
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National Colors |
Yellow, Green, and White |
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National Animal |
No information |
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National Symbol |
No information |
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Motto |
No information |
Established by the Peace of London on October 1, 1809, the Grand Duchy of Ontario was carved out of former British Canada. Luigi Bonaparte, brother of Louisianian President Napoleon Bonaparte, was given the thrown as Grand Duke Louis I. The Grand Duchy was set up as a constitutional monarchy with a Prime Minister and an elected Congress. Protestantism was set up as the official religion of Ontario, but people were free to practice what they like, since Louis was a firm believer in religious freedom. Conscription was also set up, with every male over 16 required to spend at least a year in the military.
