Over the past few years it has made major efforts to liberalize its economy, albeit it maintains traits of a mixed market as the common employment of public-private partnerships and the existence of strategic state-owned companies, measures adopted by the country during the 20th Century.

Dragão do Mar tries to balances tradition and progress. With a mostly Portuguese-descendant population which absorbed influences from many other cultures as the Tamu, the Totzkan and Xrevaran, influencing in the Marian language, religiosity, cuisine and arts several other characteristics of the Marian culture.

Its monarchy has strong roots in the Fortitudine ideology, created by the abolitionist revolutionary and first king ou the country, Rafael Santiago. During the history of Dragão do Mar, its monarchs often adapted the government style to the needs of the population, almost always aiming at achieving a balance between economic growth, social wellbeing and the protection of the environment.

During his royal apprenticeship, Lorenzo Santiago underwent the usual military training, but also studied history and economics at Marian universities.

Prime Minister: Paulo Lacerda

Lacerda's center-left leaning government represents a rupture from the ideals of the previous of Leonardo Pinheiro of the National Democracy Party (PDN), who followed the neoliberalism principles.

237 - Empress Ketzal Taba leads main expansionist campaigns.

940 - Beggining of the Tabajaran Golden Age under reign of Empress Yaskenga Taba.

1122 - Khas-Kirati invasion of Tabajara through its southern coast.

1143 - Fall of the Tabajaran Empire after the Siege of Jacarécanga.

1144 - Hangate of Tamuwan set independent by Chemjong Hang.

1379 - Settlements established by the Kingdom of Yúxreua in the northern coast.

1497 - Empire of Keomora leads destructive attacks against Tamuwan.

1611 - Dutch invasion of the northern coast of the Captaincy of Aldeota.

1634 - Complete expel of the Dutch invaders. Declaration of independence of Aldeota, Messenaja and Parangaba as monarchies under command of families of military generals.

1636 - Independent kingdoms of Aldeota, Messejana and Parangaba won the War of the Rebellion against forces of the Portuguese Empire.

1656 - Creation of the Aldeotan Company of Maritime Exploration.

1710 - Apex of piracy in the southern coast of Messejana.

1773-1790 - War of Parangaban Sucession. Keomoran domain over Parangaba, while Aldeota and Rio do Ouro face terrible consequences.

1818 - First popular revolts against the crown of Aldeota lead by Rafael Santiago.

1859-1871 - First Central Argus War. Victory of Dragão do Mar and its allies of the Triumvirate. Marian annexation of territories of Yhaiva and Terra dos Picos.

1889-1890 - Republican Revolt defeated.

1894-1901 - The Second Central Argus War. Defeat of Dragão do Mar and its allies of the Triumvirate. Ouronan reconquest of Yhaiva and Terra dos Picos.

1917 - King Alencar forced to abdicate in favor of his brother Carlos.

1946 - Queen Lisete leads major political reformation in order to democratize Dragão do Mar with the constitutional guarantee of several political rights and civil freedoms.

1979 - Viceroy of Rio do Ouro forcer to abdicate and welcomed in exile into Dragão do Mar.

1998 - Coronation of Lorenzo.

1999 - Car bomb attack in Fortaleza executed by the Sindicato Aristocrático.