The Kingdom of Jirmania is a constitutional monarchy based on common law. At present, law is being created by the sovereign in cooperation with the Body of citizens. When the number of Free Citizens reaches a certain point, a flexible legislative chamber will be gathered which will immediately replace the Body of citizens.
The sovereign
(under construction)
National symbols
The coat of arms symbolises the place where the original idea of the Jirmanian nation was created and discussed for the first time.
Dating back to mid-1990s, the flag is the oldest symbol of the Kingdom. It is a symbolic representation of connection and harmony: several diverse substances intersect at a single point to create order — which is simultaneously frail and persistent. An alternative interpretation is that the flag shows a stylized image of the Jirmanian homeland — a mountain with a sunset-coloured edge situated under the sky and between clouds.
Combination of national colours — blue and silver (white) — is the basic national symbol replicated in most other symbols and official artefacts.
Composed exclusively for the Kingdom and meant to be a celebration of the Jirmanian idea, the national anthem of the Kingdom is one of the most precious elements of the Jirmanian heritage. The anthem was composed by Mr Jan Bartos in March 2005. Please note that the score has not been finalised yet and should be considered as a work in progress at this stage of development.
