Parva Domus facts for kids
Quick facts for kids
Republic of Parva Domus Magna Quies
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Motto: Parva domus magna quies
Small house, big rest
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Anthem: Parva Domus March
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| Demonym(s) | Parvense |
| Organizational structure | Presidential constitutional republic |
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• President
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Bartolomé Angel Grillo |
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Milton Marona |
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25 August 1878 |
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0.2 km2 (0.077 sq mi) |
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200, ~850,000 historical |
| Claimed GDP (PPP) | 2017 estimate |
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Est. USD 4.8M |
| HDI | 0.94 very high |
| Purported currency | Parva Domus Peso |
Parva Domus is a very special place. It is officially called the Republic of Parva Domus Magna Quies. This long name means "small house, big rest" in Latin.
It is a micronation. This means it is a small, self-declared country. Parva Domus is located inside the city of Montevideo, Uruguay. Since 1878, it has been a place for social, cultural, and fun activities.
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What is Parva Domus?
Parva Domus is a self-proclaimed republic. It is a social and recreational group. People who are citizens often use fancy titles and honors. The country has its own government. It is led by a president and a group of ministers.
The Presidential Palace
The land of Parva Domus has a beautiful building. It was built in 1919. This building is known as the presidential palace. It has a neoclassical style. This means it looks like old Greek and Roman buildings. The palace is surrounded by gardens and statues. You can find it in the Punta Carretas neighborhood.
Citizens of Parva Domus
The rules of Parva Domus say it can have up to 250 citizens at one time. Only men are allowed to become citizens. Over 130 years, more than 843,297 people have been citizens of this republic.
Famous People from Parva Domus
Many famous people have been citizens of Parva Domus. Some of them include Juan Zorrilla de San Martín, Isidoro de María, Eduardo Rodríguez Larreta, and Eduardo Fabini.
Important Events in Parva Domus History
Parva Domus has been part of some interesting events.
Special Postage Stamp
In 2003, the Uruguayan Postal Service made a special postage stamp. This stamp honored the 125th anniversary of the Republic of Parva Domus.
Hosting Diplomats
In 2007, Parva Domus hosted an important meeting. Diplomats from Uruguay and Argentina met there. They were discussing the pulp mill dispute.
Open House for Heritage Day
Every year, Uruguay celebrates Heritage Day. On this day, Parva Domus opens its doors to the public. Visitors can take guided tours. They can see the national museum, the gardens, and the theater.
See also
In Spanish: Parva Domus para niños
