United Kingdom of Judaism

- Project status
- Active
- Form of government
- Symbolic monarchy
- Head of state
- H.M. King Aurelian I
United KingdomA virtual cultural micronation founded in 2015
Unity, Faith and Honour
A modern symbolic realm shaped by shared identity, civic imagination and digital participation.
United Kingdom of Judaism

The Realm
Royal statement
“A symbolic kingdom is strongest when its traditions invite people to participate, create and belong.”
Institutions
The King serves as the project's fictional head of state, guardian of its symbols and ceremonial representative.
Community institutions coordinate proposals, elections, public records and the development of the UKJ project.
View parties and elections →Dedicated portfolios support digital citizenship, interior affairs, foreign relations and micronational cooperation.
Explore government offices →Territory & Community
Capital region
Northern territory
Southern territory
Parliamentary elections · 25–26 June 2026
77.25% of recorded votes
22.75% of recorded votes
Digital Citizenship
UKJ citizenship is a community membership. It does not provide legal nationality, diplomatic protection, travel rights or an official identity document.
Understand the symbolic nature, values and community code of UKJ.
Share the information required to create your community membership record.
Approved members may receive a symbolic certificate and digital membership card.
Public Register
The founding story, identity and purpose of the project.
Established 11 February 2015Conditions and expectations for symbolic UKJ membership.
Community policyTransparency about the fictional, cultural and non-sovereign nature of UKJ.
Public disclosureStandards for respectful conduct, transparency and protection of UKJ symbols.
Adopted 2026Establishment of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Micronational Relations.
Government resolutionA symbolic certificate with membership status and verification number.
Not an official government IDTransparency
No. UKJ is an independent creative and symbolic micronational project. It is not internationally recognised as a sovereign state and has no governmental authority.
No. It is a voluntary community membership and does not replace any nationality, passport, residence permit or legal status.
It is a symbolic UKJ member card for use within the project. It must never be presented as a government-issued identity card.
Members may follow announcements, contribute ideas, join symbolic elections and support cultural or digital UKJ initiatives.