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The Penda Islands are a dependent territory of Wessex within the Realm of Wessex. The Head of State of the territory is the ceremonial Hehield of Wessex, who is not directly elected by Penda Islanders. The directly elected Chief Executive of the territory is the Head of Government, the Legislative Assembly of the islands. The Penda Islands, like Wessex, have a directly democratic system which only applies to the assembly of the Islands.

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  • The Penda Islands are a dependent territory of Wessex within the Realm of Wessex. The Head of State of the territory is the ceremonial Hehield of Wessex, who is not directly elected by Penda Islanders. The directly elected Chief Executive of the territory is the Head of Government, the Legislative Assembly of the islands. The Penda Islands, like Wessex, have a directly democratic system which only applies to the assembly of the Islands.
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  • The Penda Islands are a dependent territory of Wessex within the Realm of Wessex. The Head of State of the territory is the ceremonial Hehield of Wessex, who is not directly elected by Penda Islanders. The directly elected Chief Executive of the territory is the Head of Government, the Legislative Assembly of the islands. The Penda Islands, like Wessex, have a directly democratic system which only applies to the assembly of the Islands. The islands were first settled by a group of Wessen settlers on their way to Colony of Niwofinagelen (Newfoundland), when they were blown off course by stormy weather. The ship crashed on the coast of the Isle of Stonan in 1505. Over the years following, a second ship narrowly avoided crashing on the islands, discovering those who had been shipwrecked earlier. Connections began between the islands and Newfoundland began as a settlement was established in modern day Pendaburgh. The islands became a major hub for fishing, particularly of crabs and lobsters. In 1534, along with other Wessen colonial posessions, the islands were seized by England. In 1806, after the Wessen Rebellion the islands were resettled by Wessen colonists, and were given back to Wessen sovereignity.
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