Monarchy
- See also: Ruler#Monarchy
Monarchy is a form of government where power is held by a single individual, i.e. the monarch. The ruler reigns until death. Several mechanics, such as royal marriages and personal unions, are mostly limited to monarchical forms of governments.
All monarchies receive:
Tier 1: Power Structure |
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Tier 2: Noble Privileges |
Tier 3: Bureaucracy |
Tier 4: The Administrative Cadre |
Tier 5: Deliberative Assembly |
Tier 6: Absolutism & Constitutionalism |
Tier 7: Separation of Power |
Legitimacy[edit | edit source]
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Legitimacy is a rating for how legitimate the ruling monarch is perceived to be by the general population. This property ranges between 0 and 100. With the
Mandate of Heaven expansion, the Celestial Empire doesn't use legitimacy.
Junior partners in a personal union share their overlord's legitimacy. Effects that would increase or decrease legitimacy (e.g. the "Seek Support of the Clergy" clergy estate interaction) do not affect legitimacy in a junior partner.
The effects of legitimacy scale linearly from the worst at 0 to the best at 100:
[1] – Global effect, i.e. affects true faith,
heretic and
heathen religious tolerance.
Legitimacy modifiers[edit | edit source]
There are two main ways for legitimacy to either increase or decrease, these are called active and passive modifiers.
- Active modifiers
Active modifiers are those that are dependent on the players actions.
- Royal marriages. These usually give a small, one-time decrease to legitimacy, particularly if the royal match comes from a less powerful realm. Legitimacy gain is then increased.
- Events. Sometimes there appear events that can either increase or decrease legitimacy.
- Papal Influence. Catholics can spend 50 Papal Influence to increase legitimacy by +1.0 per year for 20 years.
- Succession. Depending on the claim strength of the heir, may legitimacy become low, if weak, medium, if average, or high, if strong, upon succession to the throne. Legitimacy upon succession will be the claim strength assigned to the heir; legitimacy of the previous ruler is not counted.
- Pretender rebels, if they enforce their demands, will install a new ruler with strong claim, thus increasing legitimacy.
- Strengthen government gives +10 legitimacy for
100 military power
- Passive modifiers
Passive modifiers are not dependent on player action, instead they rely on existing variables. The following shown examples are calculated yearly.
- +0.1 for each royal marriage.
- +1 with Righteous ruler personality
- +1 for being a Lucky Nation
- −2.0 by having a regency council in power.
- +1.0 if the government is a constitutional monarchy.
- +0.25 for the
chinaware trading bonus.
- −1.0 for each point of negative stability to a maximum of −3.
- +0.005 for each point of Power projection.
- −1.0 if the target of Sow Discontent covert action.
- −0.5 for owning an unlawful imperial territory.
- Implemented decisions, national ideas and events.
- Prestige affects legitimacy linearly, so:
- +0.5 for a
Muslim country holding Mecca and Medina
- +0.5 for enacting Legitimize government as a
Coptic nation (requires
Rights of Man DLC)
- +0.25 for assimilating Byzantine culture group as
Mughals
National ideas and policies affecting yearly legitimacy:
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Power Structure[edit | edit source]
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Feudal Nobility | ![]() In a Feudal kingdom the power of the Monarch is enhanced by a land owning aristocracy sworn to obey them. The aristocrats, or nobles, are often landowners in their own right, with considerable influence and vassals of their own.
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Autocracy | ![]() Autocratic monarchies concentrate power in the hands of the ruler. The state is often seen as their personal property. It is not uncommon for rulers to have ministers and supporters, but these are then referred to as members of the royal household.
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Eastern Plutocracy |
![]() A plutocratic kingdom is one where the supporters of the Monarch are those with the largest incomes. The monarch themself is often the head of a successful merchant enterprise, and so are many of their supporters.
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Indian Sultanate |
![]() Ruled by a Muslim minority the Sultanates of India have had to evolve and expand the traditional Muslim ideas of Kingship. While they remain Islamic states the role of the Dhimmi, traditionally encompassing Jews and Christians, have been extended to the Dharmic religions.
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Nayankara System | ![]() In order to better control the land and to further our military ambitions we have divided many of our possessions among Nayaks. Nayaks are expected to care for them, any cities, temples or other settlements within them as well as to produce the armies we need to defend and expand our kingdom.
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Misl Confederacy | ![]() Due to our history of persecution the organization of our state is built around being able to quickly react to outside threats. We are a confederation of Misls, that each consists of a community and its army.
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Rajput Kingdom | ![]() A Rajput kingdom is ruled through close ties of loyalty and kinship with the clans of the ruling dynasty and their retainers. As the head of a Rajput clan we have a long and strong tradition of martial prowess that we can rely on. Whenever war or disaster comes near we can call upon our supporters both from within the kingdom and in nearby regions.
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Negusa Nagast Monarchy | ![]() Although Ethiopia is an empire, it lacks the proper means to enforce the authority of the Negusa Nagast - the emperor of Ethiopia. The Negusa Nagast Monarchy is the infancy state of the Empire Ethiopia will become, and as such this reform is marked with religious disunity, a lack of central power and an itinerant capital, which caused more troubles than worth.
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Solomonic Empire |
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![]() The Solomonic Empire is the government reform of Ethiopia after the state has become consolidated at once. Religious arguments are no longer of concern and the empire now exerts its dominance outwards.
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Grand Duchy |
![]() Our region never had many kings, instead it is our dukes that have united and led the various peoples within our borders to greatness.
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Daimyo | ![]() A powerful territorial vassal lord in Japan, ruling their hereditary lands under the shogun.
A country can take over the Shogunate, and become the overlord of all Daimyo Subjects, by taking the province of Kyoto. Conditions:
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Independent Daimyo | ![]() A powerful Lord in Japan, ruling their hereditary lands without acknowledging any shogun.
A country can take over the Shogunate, and become the overlord of all Daimyo Subjects, by taking the province of Kyoto. Conditions:
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Elective Monarchy | ![]() In this type of Monarchy the heir will be selected by the Sejm.
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Iqta | ![]() Although similar to the feudal fief system, the holders under the iqta tax farming system did not actually own their lands, and were not guaranteed that they would be inherited by the next generation.
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Ottoman Government | ![]() The Ottoman Government is in many ways synonymous with the royal household. The harem ensures that there will never be a lack of heirs for the Ottoman ruler.
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Prussian Monarchy | ![]() A governmental form under a monarch, which can more be described as an army with a state, than a state with an army.
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Imperial Austrian Monarchy |
![]() A governmental form under a monarch which is geared towards keeping a patchwork empire made up of many cultures, cities and territories together.
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Russian Principality | ![]() This state has a government system that has evolved in the years after the fall of Kiev and under the pressure of constant incursions of Tatar tribute expeditions. The ruling family can exercise great power, but seniority succession and princely appanages can lead to lengthy internal conflicts.
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Tsardom | ![]() This state is the upholder of the Imperial Roman legacy and the Orthodox Church. As Tsar of all the Russias our ruler is the true overlord of the Eastern Slavic Peoples.
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Mamluk Government | ![]() The State was once taken over by Mamluk Slave Soldiers and sustains itself through continued importation of soldier slaves.
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Feudal Theocracy | ![]() The State is ruled by a religious leader with the throne passing on within his divine sanctioned family.
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Celestial Empire | ![]() The Celestial Empire proclaims its rulers to be sons of the heaven who are born to govern the country in divine right.
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Chinese Kingdom | ![]() A kingdom of the fractured Celestial Empire which rebels against the current son of heaven.
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Shogunate | ![]() Although nominally appointed by the Emperor, the shogunate became a hereditary military dictatorship and the de facto ruler of Japan between 1192 and 1867.
A country can take over the Shogunate, and become the overlord of all Daimyo Subjects, by taking the province of Kyoto. Conditions:
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English Monarchy | ![]() The English Monarchy is a representative monarchy, with a parliament called regularly by the ruling monarch. It is based on the privileges defined in Magna Carta.
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Mandala System | ![]() The Mandala System is used as a way to organize a state as a circle, or mandala, around a central metropolis. In this way the political and geographic realities can shape the level of direct control from the center. From subject states in the periphery to the more directly controlled sub cities closer to the center.
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Revolutionary Empire | ![]() The Revolutionary Empire is a slightly more conservative form of government with a single ruler ruling with reference a chamber of deputies. The government can mobilize a large amount of manpower and every soldier carries a marshal's baton in his backpack.
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Crusader State | ![]() Our nation exists for one purpose: to reconquer and protect the Holy Land. We will do all in our power to defeat the infidels who would dare blaspheme against God and the Church. Deus vult!
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Austrian Archduchy |
![]() Although organized similarly to a feudal monarch, the Austrian Archduchy is a step above the other duchies of Europe. Through long experience of ruling over others - be they Tiroleans, Styrians, Hungarians or Bohemians - and arranging dynastic affairs in their favor, the Archdukes have been able to develop an effective system for governing their lands and maintaining their unity.
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Chakravarti | ![]() The monarch is more than a mere man. He is a divine sovereign, the very center of the universe. Only through him can there be peace and harmony in the world.
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Confucian Bureaucracy | ![]() A system of government where the monarch appoints educated bureaucrats to administrate the country in accordance with Confucian principles.
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Musa Rule | ![]() The government of the Mali Empire. Although very similar to other monarchies, the Musa Rule is special as it allows a matrilineal inheritance. Additionally, it supports court officials, who take state matters into their hands during the reigns of bad successors.
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Mossi Confederal Kingdom | ![]() The Mossi kingdom is less of a single kingdom but a confederacy of several smaller Mossi kingdoms, which shared kinship, military and ritualistic bonds with one another.
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Noble Privileges[edit | edit source]
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Strengthen Noble Privileges | ![]() The noble class has served our state well for generations and as it grows it is only fitting that we continue to confer great privileges to those families that have devoted themselves to our cause.
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Curtail Noble Privileges | ![]() As the state grows it is becoming more and more apparent that the old noble families have too much influence and power. Their jealous concern for their old privileges is greatly hindering the growth of our government.
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Enforce Trader Privileges | ![]() By strengthening the ties between the state and successful merchant enterprises, we can increase our reach out into the world as well as the profit we bring home.
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Uparaja Succession | ![]() We should introduce royal princes to the people and to statecraft before they succeed to the throne by appointing them as viceroys.
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Strengthen Bengali Traders | ![]() While Bengal and the Ganges Delta are rich lands, the estuary has always attracted traders and acted, above all else, as the port to India. This land was taken with sword in hand but ship owners and traders are as influential and as vital to our state as noble officers.
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Sufi-Syncretism | ![]() The most popular disciples of Islam in this foreign land have always been the Sufis. They incorporate parts of the local traditions and take an active part in the daily life of the local population. Many of them have taken on the role of local leaders and, if we support them, we may see their communities grow as they reclaim land from jungles and swamps to build new cities.
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Empower the Poligars | ![]() Our lands are full of smaller local tribes and clans that we could put to good use if we gave them a place within the system of our state. As a class these Poligar officials could serve as police, builders of fortifications, local representatives and military officers. Most of all they could mobilize their kinsmen and provide us with a good source of able men.
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Strength of the Khalsa | ![]() With the Khalsa united behind us there is little we could not do. We cannot however become the oppressors we have once fought, all will be able to rise to power within our state.
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Deccani Elites | ![]() Deccan was only recently conquered by Islamic states and our ancestors were reliant on immigration to be able to staff and maintain their state. Over time this has created a cosmopolitan state of newcomers, second generation Deccanis and old Hindu aristocrats.
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Mughal Diwan |
![]() If there is one thing our dynasty has learned over the centuries it is that we must be able to adopt to the local population in the regions we expand into. Let us ensure that we learn from those we conquer so that our empire can keep growing.
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Institutionalized Black Army |
![]() Regardless of aristocratic objections, the Black Army is undeniably an effective military force. We shall institutionalize their company and ensure that there is always a reserve of veteran soldiers waiting to join their ranks.
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The Legion of Honor |
![]() Now that we have reorganized the revolution into a hereditary Empire, we must enlist members of our government to adopt noble titles to legitimize our Imperial rule. The Legion of Honor shall be an order of Knights, Officers, and Commanders granted positions of great prestige and nobility by the Imperial Court.
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Nobility of the Emperor |
![]() With the majority of the old Nobility of our nation now buried headless in mass graves, the time has come to re-establish our Nobility in a structure more amiable to the Empire’s goals. By assigning noble titles almost entirely to loyalists and members of the Imperial family, we will ensure that the Nobility will never act outside of the interests of the Crown.
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Bureaucracy[edit | edit source]
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Centralized Bureaucracy | ![]() A centralized bureaucracy is centered on the capital of the kingdom, with most decisions made by, or near, the ruler and then sent out to the provinces.
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Decentralized Bureaucracy | ![]() A decentralized bureaucracy leaves more decisions to local administrators or governors, who are then responsible to the monarch.
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The Examination System | ![]() Those wishing to enter the civil service and advance as government officials must take a series of examinations testing their knowledge of Confucian literature and statecraft.
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Corvée System | ![]() Every peasant is required to serve the state when called upon. This service may take the form of construction work on the King's grand projects, or else in the military.
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Sidhi Recruitment | ![]() Over time it has become evermore clear that we cannot trust either our conflict prone amirs or the local land holders. If we are to acquire officials and commanders we can trust we must look to recruit elite slaves to fill these positions instead.
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Mansabdari System | ![]() Our empire requires loyal and able servants. Let us reforge our noble class according to a numerical mansab system. Each noble will be given a rank, corresponding to both his obligation and will then be assigned lands around the empire by our administration to support him in accordance with his rank. The guiding principle for how highly someone is ranked must be ability, and this route must be open regardless of religion or origin. Only this way can we be sure to raise a court of those most able to bring our empire forward.
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Council of the Indies | ![]() Our vast colonial territories must have a central administration that reports directly to the Crown. Though individual Viceroys will govern their respective territories, the Council will be the supreme colonial authority, and its courts will extend our law to the farthest reaches of the New World.
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Exile Colonial Companies | ![]() The New World is a place of great opportunity, and for us it is an opportunity to establish Exile Colonies and rid our nation of convicts and minorities. By allowing colonial companies to claim sovereignty over our undesirables, we will create harmony in the Old World and expand our influence in the New World.
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Liberté Ideals | ![]() Liberté is the school of thought within the Revolution that claims that any individual should have the divine right to do whatever he or she wishes that does not do harm to or restrict the liberty of others.
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Fraternité Ideals | ![]() Not everyone acknowledges the ideals of Fraternité as an ideal of the Revolution, but view it as a reactionary element within our own state who wish to return to the old government. Fraternité is a sense of brotherhood and those who follow its principles believe that the state should follow an authoritarian route where there is a proper place for all citizens assigned by the state.
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The Administrative Cadre[edit | edit source]
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Administrative Clergy | ![]() The clergy already possess many of the skills we look for in administrators. They are well educated, experienced scribes and they have a higher calling. In many ways allying ourselves with the clergy would offer an efficient and very strong cadre of administrators.
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Nobles of the Robe | ![]() The noble families of the realm have sworn to provide not only council but also eternal loyalty to our monarch. As our realm expands it is clear that these duties cannot be solely performed by serving us with sword in hand. It is time for a new generation of nobles to serve, in robes and armed with pens they will aid the state just as well as their brothers do with their swords and armor.
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Meritocratic Recruitment | ![]() We cannot let old privileges govern who will get the privilege of serving our kingdom as it grows. Instead we must look only to the ability of each and every one. A meritocratic system is one where administrators are chosen for their talent, and not their parents.
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Dakhni Culture | ![]() As our kingdom grows and matures a joint Deccani culture has started to emerge among the elite of the various great cities of the Deccan. They all speak a common language, Dakhni, that is an amalgam of the local tongues, Persian and Turkic. Let us make good use of this elite culture in our administration and employ administrators that will be able to quickly redeploy from one end of our country to the other.
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Zabt System | ![]() Administrative penetration has been the greatest obstacle for any empire in this region. It is in the interest of the state to encourage economic productivity and we must at all times keep this in mind, while also keeping a constant watch on the regional economy. Solving this problem will require great resources and commitment, as there is no easy way to rule as many subjects as we aim to. Let us create an administration that conducts regular cadastral surveys of land, crops grown, land revenue, and local economy. Moreover we must demand cash payments of all our subjects at all times and offer lighter taxes when needed to encourage local economy.
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Permanent Marathas Council | ![]() Maratha generals and civic leaders are an important part of the balance of power in our nation. We should formalize their assemblies and establish a permanent council of the Marathas to guide our nation.
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Governmental Purbias Register | ![]() The state is taking measures to attract elite Rajput warriors from all over India. Steps should be taken to organize these warriors into cohesive regiments upon arrival so that they can be deployed more effectively.
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Revolutionary Principle | ![]() The purpose of our state is quite simple; to spread the Revolution. We must centralise our state around the idea that it is only be liberating all people of the world into Revolutionary states that we may create an everlasting state of peace and equality in the world.
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Equality Principle | ![]() Although our state holds Egalité as one of its core values, it is clear that we have completely failed in our goal to treat all our people with fairness and equality. The core principle of our nation must be to eliminate the barriers of gender, culture, and social class and ensure that it is known that all people are created equal and a good start to that would be to ensure that religion remains a private matter and does not dictate one’s rights within the state.
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Imperial Principle | ![]() The Revolution has made it clear that our nation, above all others, wields the divine right to hold Imperial Hegemony over all other nations. The states around us are fragile and weak, and it is clear that only by directly controlling these states ourselves will we ensure that the values of the Revolution are enforced on the people.
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Sakdina System | ![]() Every man must know his place. By assigning numerical ranks to each of our subjects they will know thier standing in relation to one another and, most importantly, to the King.
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Deliberative Assembly[edit | edit source]
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Parliamentarism | ![]() It is time we separate the head of government from the head of state and give the legislative assemblies of the land a larger share in the day to day rule of our state.
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Royal Decree | ![]() The Monarch rules supreme in this country and loyalty is valued above all else. We must ensure that decrees from the royal court are followed to the letter, and in in all parts of our country.
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Aristocratic Court | ![]() The Nobility served us well over the centuries, and has become an integral part of our government. In order to better control, reward, and gain the support of these ancient aristocratic families we must continue to tie them closely to our royal person and the royal court.
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General Estates | ![]() The ancient privileges of the estates must be respected and their role in legislation be strengthened. Let us regularly call the general estates as a way to guide and counsel our great ruler.
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States General | ![]() By a Union of States with representatives in the States General we can more easily deal with the pro-federal movements in our nation while retaining our Monarchy. Through elections and events, the Statists and Monarchists will vie for control over the nation. The effects of this reform and the frequency of elections depend on which faction is currently in power.
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Legislative Sejm | ![]() By granting more legislative powers to the Sejm, we ensure that only the best candidates from within our nation are selected to be in line for the throne.
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Integrate the Sejmiks | ![]() The Sejmiks are the local parliaments assigned to rule the various regions within our nation. By integrating the Sejmiks into our government, we ensure that people of all cultures feel properly represented in the Sejm."
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The Feuillant System | ![]() There are many citizens and politicians in the Republic who wish to return to the tyranny of an absolute monarchy. However, the Feuillant political group believe in a compromise; that powers in the nation should be split between an Emperor and a President, similar to a constitutional monarchy. By riding the delicate balance between Empire and Republic, we may actually please both the Imperialists and Republicans within our nation.
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The Two-Chamber System | ![]() For a long time, the Canton system maintained the peace, stability, and independence of small democratic leagues like the Swiss and Swabian Federations. By similarly dividing our legislature into a Grand Council representing the Cantons, and the Senate representing the republic as a whole, we may protect the interests of the individual cities and cultural identities within our nation while still placing the values of the Revolution above all else!
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Imperial Decree |
![]() The Emperor rules supreme in this nation and disloyalty to the Emperor is equivalent to disloyalty to the Revolution. All decrees issued by the Empire are of course done so in the interest of the people, the Revolution, and the Empire, and disloyalty shall not go unpunished.
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Absolutism & Constitutionalism[edit | edit source]
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L’état c’est moi | ![]() Without order there is nothing but chaos and men must be led. We must ensure that the word of our monarch is law in each and every case and that everyone does their utmost to realize every royal design.
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Regional Representation | ![]() The legislative assemblies of this land are an imperative part of our state and by strengthening their role we ensure efficiency as well as the legitimacy of our kingdom.
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A Loyal Consulate | ![]() With the fall of the republican government within the Revolution, it soon became clear that a new system was necessary to continue the spread of the revolution. The Consulate filled that void, and perhaps by advancing the powers of the Consulate and liberally dismissing any who object to the Emperor's rule we will solidify our grasp on all of our Imperial holdings.
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Military Electorate | ![]() Our nation values comradery above all else, and nobody exemplifies the value of being a comrade like our boys fighting on the fields of battle. These are the men who’ve seen the horrors of war and fought alongside their countrymen to preserve and advance the Revolution, and these men should be the ones to rule us. We must alter the requirements to hold an office in our government so that only those who have served in our military are eligible to represent the people within the government.
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Separation of Power[edit | edit source]
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Political Absolutism | ![]() The best of the state is best served through the realization of the plans and will of its monarch. A true and enlightened monarch can then utilize its full capacity to undertake the many changes needed to ensure prosperity.
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Legislative Houses | ![]() By separating the legislative body into more than one house we can better balance the need for change with the one to conserve and preserve the traditions of old.
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Become a Republic | ![]() Monarchy has run its course for this country. It is time we reform the government at its very top and institute a republic with electable rulers.
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Install Theocratic Government | ![]() Religion is the only truly viable way to judge right and wrong. Let us reform the government at its very core and have the divine guide us from now on.
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Emperor of the Revolution |
![]() Our state is the home of the Revolution, and our Emperor is its head. It is only natural then that we coronate our Emperor as the Emperor of all those loyal to the Revolution and rally the people around his divine cause.
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An Enlightened Monarchy |
![]() The ideals of the Enlightenment are the very foundation for Revolutionary thought, and as long as our Emperor does not truly embrace the ideals of the Enlightenment then he does not represent the values of the Revolution. Many would say a hereditary monarchy itself betrays the ideals of the Revolution, but a combination of an absolute monarch and Enlightenment thought shall ensure that none can oppose the ideals of our state.
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Return to the Revolutionary Republic |
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![]() The Empire has served its purpose of advancing the needs of the people through an absolute government. Now that our mission is complete, we should hand our powers back to the people we have fought so hard to liberate and allow them to choose their own destiny.
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References[edit | edit source]
Concepts | Corruption • Governing capacity • Overextension • Power projection • Rebellion • Regions • Stability • States and territories |
Court | Advisors • Consort • Monarch power • National focus • Ruler • Ruler personalities |
Estates and Factions | Base estates • Cossacks estates • Dharma estates • Estates • Factions |
Events and Missions | Decisions • Disasters • Events • List of decisions • Missions |
Goverment | Absolutism • Culture • Government • Government rank • Modifiers • Policies |
Province mechanics | Autonomy • Buildings • Canal • Capital • Core • Province |
Religions | Christian denominations • Eastern denominations • Muslim denominations • Other denominations • Pagan denominations • Religion |
Specific governments | Native council • Parliament • Steppe hordes |
Colonisation | Exploration • Colonisation • Colonial nation • Tariffs • Trade company |
Economy | Debase currency • Development • Economy • Privateering • Production • Raid coasts • Tax |
Trade | Trade • Trade company • Trade goods • Trade nodes |
Diplomacy | Diplomacy • Diplomatic feedback • Envoy • Espionage |
Other | Defender of the Faith • Great power • Hegemon • Prestige • Regions |
Political structures | Emperor of China • Holy Roman Empire • Papacy |
Relations | Personal union • Relations • Subject nation |
Ideas and Policies | Idea groups • National ideas • Policies |
Ages and Institutions | Ages • Institutions |
Innovativeness and Technology | Innovativeness • Technology |
Declaring war | Alliance • Casus belli • Claim • Peace • War exhaustion • Warfare |
Defense | Fort • Zone of control |
Land warfare | Army • Condottieri • Discipline • Drilling • Land units • Land warfare • Manpower • Militarisation • Mercenaries • Professionalism |
Naval warfare | Flagship • Naval blockade • Naval doctrine • Naval units • Naval warfare • Navy • Sailors |
Other | Force limit • Military leader • Military tradition |