Welcome to Mahuset
The Confederation of Mahuset is a community, a social and cultural project, a self-declared political entity and exercise to the right of self-determination where citizens build institutions, culture and law together rather than merely watching from the sidelines.
About Mahuset
Our mission, our vision, and answers to frequently asked questions.
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Become a citizen or e-resident, and find ways to get involved.
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Lend your time and skills to projects, initiatives, and community work.
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Are you a fellow micronation? We invite you to engage in diplomatic relations with Mahuset.
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Official statements, press releases, and media guidelines.
History & culture
Our heritage, traditions, symbols, and community life.
Governance
The constitution, elections, and administrative structures.
Open government
Transparency, the public data repository, and resources.
Projects & initiatives
Government projects, associated initiatives, and community work.
Contact us
Get in touch with the Confederation of Mahuset.
About the Confederation of Mahuset
Mahuset is a self-declared political entity that describes itself as a community, a social and cultural project, and an exercise of the right to self-determination — often called a “micronation.” It blends creative nation-building with a shared community identity. Small as it is, the Confederation is run in earnest: it holds elections, keeps public accounts in its own currency, passes and publishes law, and maintains a foreign policy.
What is the Confederation of Mahuset?
A self-declared cultural project and political entity — an exercise of the right to self-determination commonly referred to as a micronation.
What is the significance of Chad?
Chad is an honorific title granted by Mahuset for exceptional merit, especially as it relates to the Mahusetan state and nation.
How is Mahuset governed?
It is a federal presidential constitutional republic. The Lord-Stadtholder is head of state, head of government and commander-in-chief. The Lazian Chamber is the elected parliament, and no other body outranks it. Executive business falls to the Council of Ministers, which has had twelve departments since 2019.
Where is Mahuset?
The Confederation is made up of eight constituent entities and holds seven territorial claims, totalling 36.39 km² across Europe, North America and Central Asia. The capital is the Free City of Lazia.
How old is the Confederation?
Mahuset was founded on 29 May 2012 and took its present form as a confederation on 3 January 2016. It began as a schoolyard game in the Netherlands the year before.
Can I take part?
Yes. Anyone may apply for citizenship, whatever their nationality and wherever they live: there is no residence obligation and it does not affect the passport you already hold. You can also contribute without becoming a citizen.
Discover Mahuset
Learn about the history, governance, and culture of the Confederation of Mahuset.
Discover the origins of the Confederation of Mahuset, our core values, and our long-term vision.
Find out how you can join our community, apply for citizenship, and contribute to our ongoing projects.
Explore the culture, traditions, and national symbols of Mahuset.
Learn about our legal framework, our democratic processes, and the structure of our government.
A standing arrangement between Mahuset, Hasanistan and Brennonia for diplomatic co-operation, joint projects and cultural exchange.
Explore and Engage
Get involved with community-led projects and help shape the future of the Confederation.
The newspaper of record for the Confederation of Mahuset.
The official news bulletin of the Confederation.
The national public broadcaster of Mahuset.
The national encyclopedia of the Confederation.
The national almanac and atlas of the Confederation.
An annual music festival celebrating Mahusetan and international artists.
The premier cultural awards ceremony in Mahuset.
The national olympics-esque sporting event of Mahuset.
Explore all our projects and initiatives.
Latest news
New online form for reporting issues on shared land
A quicker way to report problems on shared land and spaces.
2 Jul 2026 GUIDANCEHow to book a community space for a public event
Step-by-step guidance for booking shared spaces.
18 Jun 2026 PRESS RELEASEInterior publishes annual public order review
The department reviews the past year of community safety work.
30 May 2026