Bretagne

Bretagne (Breton: Breizh) is a province in the European Entity of the Cartogorian Guild. Its capital city is Brest, and its largest city in Rennes. The official languages are French and Breton.

History
Due to economic turmoil in large parts of the former country, Bretagne became a province of the Cartogorian Guild when the president of the Republic of Bretagne held the Bretagne status referendum on the nation joining the Cartogorian Guild. The results came in with 86.34% of the population wanting to join the Guild. Andrew Bateria stepped down as president of the republic and it was immediately annexed. Bateria was then elected leader of the province. Since then the province has been economically prosperous, with the main city of Brest being a large port, used often for imports to the province. Andrew Bateria's son, Daniel Bateria, is the leader of Bretagne province today.

Economy
Bretagne's primary source of revenue comes from exports via its largest port and the backbone of the region, Brest Harbour/Port. The  Breton Shipping Company  is one of the reasons Bretagne pays more in taxes to the central government than it receives. Tourism plays a sizeable role, with large amounts of tourists from The British Isles and France as well as domestic tourism from the rest of the Guild attracted by the long, sandy beaches and striking cliffs.

Demographics
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