Oldenburg Commune (Merveilles des Morte)

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Anabaptist Dominion of Oldenburg Täuferreich von Oldenburg
1533-1534
Capital	Oldenburg
Common languages	German
Religion	Anabaptism (Official)
Government	Communal theocracy
President
• 1533-Present	Peter Meise II
Historical era	Early modern period
• Established	1533
• Disestablished	1534

The Anabaptist Dominion of Oldenburg (German: Täuferreich von Oldenburg), also commonly known as the Oldenburg Commune, was a short-lived radical Protestant theocracy established in northwest Germany. The nation was founded by Peter Meise II and the "Second Blue Army", which ousted the Count of Oldenburg in favor of a sectarian government based on Anabaptist values. The nation was formed around the same time as the likewise unsuccessful Münster Rebellion nearby, and found itself at odds with the Hanseatic League.

Nobility

• Peter Meise (II) - President of Oldenburg (1533-), Patriarch of the Eastern Jungist Church/Bishop of Finland (1528-), Zelator-Duke of Oldenburg, Lord of Vilala
• Elders of the High Quorum
  • Karl Stahlberg - Acting Bishop of Finland, Grand Magus of Turku, Director of Tungeln, Prince of Osternburg
  • Roger Moser - Sovereign Sanctuarier of the Gnosis, Director of Bornhorst, Archon of the Moors
  • Jules Manasseh - Illuminatus of the Areopagus, Zelator-Duke of Varel, Lord of Spohle
  • Elon Brahms - Zelator-Duke of the Jade
  • Zebulon Pike - Special Elder-Count of Heinrichshaven
• Quorum Executors of the Seventy
  • Elias Luther - Magus-Spectacular of Oldenburg
  • Peter Menke - Magus-Titular of Zeven, Prelatus of Venus
  • Walter Bethlehem - Magister of Rastede
  • Maximilian Rehn - Magister of Wardenburg
  • Simon Tristan - Visvogtus of Dangast
  • Martin Bahr - Archgirandoler of the Temple
  • Zacharias Aquarius - Director of Brokhausen
• Honorary Titles
  • Benedikt Nietzche - Prince of Leuchtenburg
  • Prince of Ipwegermoor
  • Prince of Borbeck
  • Prince of Obenstrohe