Maps of Occidentia authorised by Re James on 8 May, 2109:

National Map of Occidentia with major cities

Cultural Map of Occidentia based on the 2109 Census

Religious Map of Occidentia based on 2109 Census

Permanent Representative to Pravida: Barnaby Archon

King James (7 October 2107 - Present)

James Amor had been crowned King of the Free City-State of Occidentia after rising to prominence and power in Port Ahmar. As his first act as King he had integrated the surrounding area and towns under the domain of the City-State.

On 2 January 2108, he had subjugated the area of Southern Magnia under his control and had founded a new city in the region called Dexter - named after the General who brought the land under Occidentian rule. On 5 February 2108, under the leadership of General Lloyd Dmitrion, the Royal Army had been able to pacify Northern Magnia with the King approving of establishing a city in the region in Dmitrion's name. These cities acted as the administrative districts of their respective areas and centres of industrialisation, hailing many Magnites to migrate from rural towns to these urban hubs.

Following the aftermath of the First Occidentian-Ehemoran War, Euphomn and Kyast were annexed into the Kingdom of Occidentia. A brief rebellion delayed the integration of Kyast into Occidentia but the Royal Army had been successful in crushing the rebellion and regaining control of the city by 4 May 2108.

During the Yanisha Incident, the Second Occidentian-Ehemoran War had been declared causing Ehemor to be under occupation, allowing for Occidentine settlers to migrate to the region. With the Ehemoran threat reduced, King James expanded the frontiers to Rekhev and approved of missionary organisations to convert the Irvochine peoples to the Occidentican Church - which were following the Ehemican Church due to large Ehemite influences. Later on, Ehemor was integrated into Occidentia as the 7th major city.

Following this development, King James introduced the Cultural Rebuilding, slightly mending the Occidentine culture with Ehemite culture. This led to many vocabulary, grammatical and name changes, including the changing of the Kingdom to Reomain and the title of 'King' to 'Re'. In addition, Port Occident had been renamed to Occidentum Metropolis with the introduction of the Grand Re Palace, which will serve as both the Re's residence but also a place of governance.