Empire Troisième de Bourbon de la France Third Bourbon Empire of France
Flag Emblem
Motto: Tous grêlent le prince (French: "All hail the prince”)
Anthem(s): La Marseillaise
Capital	Paris 48°52′N 2°19.59′E
Largest city	Paris
Official language(s)	French
Government	Absolute Monarchy
- Crown Prince	HIM Prince Jean X
Formation
- French State	843 (Treaty of Verdun)
- Transition to monarchy	1993
Accession to EU	March 25, 1957
Area
- Total 1	674,843 km² (40th) 260,558 sq mi
- Metropolitan France	551,695 km² 3 (47th)
	213,010 sq mi
- Land area 2	543,965 km² 4 (47th)
	210,026 sq mi
Population
- 1 January 2006 est. 5
- Total1	63,587,700 (20th)
- Metropolitan France	61,044,684 (20th)
- Density	112/km² (89th) 291/sq mi
GDP (PPP)	2005 estimate
- Total	$1.830 trillion (7th)
- Per capita	$29,316 (20th)
HDI (2003)	0.938 (16th) – high
Currency	Euro (€) 6, CFP Franc 7 (EUR,    XPF)
Time zone	CET 2 (UTC+1)
- Summer (DST)	CEST 2 (UTC+2)
Internet TLD	.fr 8
Calling code	+33

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It is ruled by His Imperial Majesty Prince Jean X. The Prince controlles all military, executive and legislative power within the empire. The country has the largest military in the world and is planning a full scale invasion on neighboring countrys.