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Cristus | |
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State | |
| State of Cristus | |
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| Anthem: "All Glory to Cristus" | |
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| Country |  Federated States of Gapla |
| Government | |
| • Governor | Connor Klinkosch (GNP) |
| Area | |
• Total | 0.39 km2 (0.15 sq mi) |
| • Rank | 1 |
| Website | cristus |
Cristus, officially the State of Cristus, is a constituent state of the Federated States of Gapla. Located on the pocket west of Apatin—a city in West Bačka, Vojvodina, Serbia—on Greater Danubia, it spans 0.39 km2 (91.4 ac) and contains the municipalities of Emeralkia, Folia Tail, and Cristovija—its capital city.
Cristus currently has three state ministers: Hendrik Täks is the State Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Mateo Restrepo is the State Minister of Justice and Law Enforcement, and Ahmed Arshad is the State Minister of Finance.
History
Symbols
The state flag of Cristus, the Standard of Cristus, was designed in 2023 by Connor Klinkosch. The state emblem, the Emblem of Cristus, was designed in 2023 by Connor Klinkosch and is shown on the state flag. The design of the state emblem was inspired by the coat of arms of Bogotá, the capital city of Colombia.
The instrumental state anthem, All Glory to Cristus, was composed in 1894 by Mikhail Ippolitov-Ivanov and was arranged in 2025 by Connor Klinkosch.
Cristovija
Cristovija, formerly known as Cristaria, is the capital city of the State of Cristus. Cristovija's flag, emblem, and anthem are identical to Cristus's, and its mayor is Connor Klinkosch (GNP).
Cristovija occupies the southern third of Cristus by latitude. However, this is a temporary arrangement prior to settlement. Borders between municipalities will eventually be drawn based on settlements and natural landmarks.