Senate of the Lakes
| Senate of the Lakes | |
| Fourteenth Senate | |
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| Type | |
|---|---|
| Type |
Unicameral |
Term limits |
12 years |
| History | |
| Founded |
1515 AN (de jure) 1522 AN (de facto) 1690 AN (re-establishment) |
| Leadership | |
| Structure | |
| Seats |
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Political groups |
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| Elections | |
Last election |
1751 |
| Meeting place | |
The Senate of the Lakes, also known as the Senate of Hurmu and the Senate, is the legislature and sovereign of the Order of the Holy Lakes, and, by extension, Hurmu. The Senate is also the constitutional court of Hurmu, and it decides on rules governing the Order of the Holy Lakes and the membership thereof.
The Senate consists of 28 senators. Fourteen senators hold permanent seats. These senators may gift or will away their seat. Another fourteen seats are elected every twelve years.
The Senate was originally created by Prince Andelarion as the Electorate of Hurmu in 1514 AN. Quickly renamed to the Senate of the Lakes, it was in session from 1522 AN to 1536 AN (I), from 1542 AN to 1558 AN (II), and from 1570 AN to 1574 AN (III). Thereafter, it was in session from 1574 AN until 1599 AN (IV) as the merged Senate of Elwynn and Hurmu, and from 1599 AN as the Senate of an independent Hurmu once more, until 1603 AN (V), when it was effectively destroyed during the Hurmu genocide. After Hurmu's reunification in 1690 AN, the Senate has been in nine sessions: 1690 AN–1695 AN (VI), 1695 AN–1701 AN (VII), 1701 AN–1707 AN (VIII), 1708 AN–1712 AN (IX), 1713 AN–1718 AN (X), 1719 AN–1727 AN (XI), 1728 AN–1734 AN (XII), 1734 AN–1745 AN (XIII), 1746 AN–1751 AN (XIV). The present and fifteenth Senate began in 1751 AN .
The First Senate began with 12 senators. By 1598 AN, it had 25 senators (Fourth Senate). The smallest Senate was also found in the Fourth Senate, in its early years 1674 AN–1681 AN with only four Senators.
Since the Senate's reestablishment in 1690 AN, the Senate first had 9 members until 1701 AN when it was doubled. Ever since, the Senate has had 18 members. On 1.I.1728, the Senate was expanded with two new members, giving the Senate 20 members. The Thirteenth Senate expanded the Senate with another 8 seats, giving it a total of 28 seats. However, 14 of them are permanent seats, and 14 of them are elected by the electors of the Holy Lakes.
Names
| Language | Name |
|---|---|
| Agnesian | ? |
| ? | |
| Alexandrian | Sénat des Lacs |
| Amalandic | Søernes Ældsteråd |
| Arboric | مجلس شيوخ البحيرات |
| Majlis Shuyukh al-Buhayrat | |
| Army Crandish | Sjöarnas äldsteråd |
| Babkhi | شورای بزرگان دریاچه ها |
| Shura-ye Pirâni-ye Kûlhâ | |
| Blue Lontinian | Kölder aqsaqaldarı keñesi |
| Craitish | Senät ó oesst Lynś |
| Crandish | Altonratt ties Zeivers |
| Elw | Dasyh esomaluuqadyrizydar |
| Hurmu Norse | Aldraraaðeð sjooa |
| Hurmumol | Be-Gep b'-u-Yakwer-ka b'-u-Kwaj-ka |
| Jing | 湖元老院 |
| Sangunese reading | Mizūmi genrōin |
| Tieyan reading | Hú yuánlǎoyuàn |
| Karnali | तालहरूको परिषद |
| Tālaharūkō pariṣada | |
| Krasnocorian | Савет стaрешина Језера |
| Savet starešina Jezera | |
| Lakkvian | Järvede vanematekogu |
| Martino | Senado de los Lagos |
| White Lontinian | Nuuruudyn Akhmadyn zövlöl |
Current Senate
Senators
| Class | Portrait | Coat of Arms | Name | Reference | Birth | Tenure | Death | Faction | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Permanent | Marcus Avon-El Myksos | Prince-Chancellor (in speech) His Imperial Highness the Chancellor of the Order of the Holy Lakes, Prince among the Lakes |
1702 (aged 50) | 1722 (15.V.1722, 30 AN years) | Traditionalist | Chancellor | |||
| Permanent | Jaya Prabhu | Honoured Mother-Commander (in speech) Her Excellency the Commander of the Order of the Holy Lakes, Honoured Mother of the Senate |
1676 (aged 76) | 1702 (I.I.1702, 50 AN years) | Conservative | Mother of the Senate | |||
| Permanent | Utas Ayreon-Kalirion | First Secretary of State (in speech) His Imperial Highness the First Secretary of State of the Order of the Holy Lakes |
1683 (aged 69) | 1728 (13.I.1728, 24 AN years) | Humanist | ||||
| Permanent | Saurabh Farrah | The Hon Saurabh Farrah | 1680 (aged 72) | 1702 (I.I.1702, 50 AN years) | Conservative | ||||
| Permanent | Mondo Etzeterra | His Eminent Imperial & Royal Jolliness The Earl of Samhold and Karnamark | Unknown | 1708 (1.I.1708, 44 AN years) | Traditionalist | ||||
| Permanent | Anastasia | Her Imperial & Royal Jolliness The Countess of Samhold and Karnamark | 1674 (aged 78) | 1720 (1.I.1720, 32 AN years) | Traditionalist | ||||
| Permanent | Muhammad Furkorn Mat Jeen | The Hon Muhammad Furkorn Mat Jeen | 1672 (aged 80) | 1728 (13.I.1728, 24 AN years) | Phineonesian | ||||
| Permanent | Samira Avon-El Myksos | Her Imperial Highness The Regent of the Lakes | 1705 | 1729 (11.II.1729, 23 AN years) | Traditionalist | ||||
| Permanent | Viric Merrick | The Hon Viceroy of Transprinitica | 1679 (aged 73) | 1729– (12.VIII.1729– , 23 AN years) | Humanist | ||||
| Permanent | Kamran al-Osman | The Hon Kamran al-Osman | 1701 (aged 51) | 1729 (12.VIII.1729, 23 AN years) | Humanist | ||||
| Elected | Jacob Utherion Lewis | The Hon Second Secretary of State | 1685 (aged 67) | 1734 (1.III.1734, 18 AN years) | Verionist | ||||
| Elected | Malliki Castanucci Nur Pinito | The Hon Secretary of State for External Relations | 1699 (aged 53) | 1734 (1.III.1734, 18 AN years) | Traditionalist | ||||
| Permanent | Anisa Vaykok Nur Pinito | The Hon Anisa Vaykok Nur Pinito | 1706 (aged 46) | 1738 (15.XII.1738, 14 AN years) | Independent | ||||
| Permanent | Sehoshi | Her Imperial Highness The Countess of Kitanus | 1722 (aged 30) | 1740– (8.VI.1740, 12 AN years) | Traditionalist | ||||
| Permanent | Eva von Hutten | The Hon Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs Her Serene and Eminent Imperial Highness Princess Eva |
1702 (aged 50) | 1744– (I.I.1744, 8 AN years) | Humanist | ||||
| Permanent | Mohammed bin Ahmad Abdullah Inzun Shah | His Highness the Sultan of Kuala Forajasaki | 1680 (aged 72) | 1744– (10.XV.1744, 8 AN years) | Phineonesian | ||||
| Elected | Áþamé Issèla Mari Vâstra | Her Majesty the Lesser Queen of Qalani | 1509 (aged 243) | 1746– (1.I.1746, 6 AN years) | Traditionalist | Senator also 1598–1599 (IV) | |||
| Elected | Emil Josef Tarjeisson | The Hon Emil Josef Tarjeisson | 1692 (aged 60) | 1746– (1.I.1746, 6 AN years) | Humanist | ||||
| Elected | Alexander Amirzadeh Augustin | The Hon Minister for Justice The Hon Attorney General His Serene and Eminent Imperial Highness The Prince Alexander Amirzadeh Augustin |
1701 (aged 51) | 1746– (1.I.1746, 6 AN years) | Humanist | ||||
| Elected | Greta Mondosdottra | The Hon Baroness Spooner of Cedartree | 1701 (aged 51) | 1746– (1.I.1746, 6 AN years) | Traditionalist | ||||
| Elected | Nobunag'an Ral | His Majesty Emperor-Emeritus Nobunag'an Ral | 1564 (aged 188) | 1751– (1.VIII.1741, 1 AN year) | Draconic | ||||
| Elected | Sigmundr Birgir Tarjeisson | The Hon. Minister of Civil Defence | 1691 (aged 61) | 1751– (1.VIII.1741, 1 AN year) | Humanist | ||||
| Elected | Athanasia Katja Kerularios | The Hon. Athanasia Katja Kerularios | 1681 (aged 71) | 1751– (1.VIII.1741, 1 AN year) | Humanist | ||||
| Elected | Theodoric van Orton | The Hon. Theodoric van Orton | 1701 (aged 51) | 1751– (1.VIII.1741, 1 AN year) | Conservative | ||||
| Elected | Isabella Novichoka Dina Niit n Taag | The Hon. Minister of Industry | 1707 (3.X.1707, aged 45) | 1751– (1.VIII.1741, 1 AN year) | Traditionalist | ||||
| Elected | Aurangzeb Daniyal Erdenechuluun al-Osman | The Hon. Secretary of State for Peace | 1708 (6.II.1708, aged 44) | 1751– (1.VIII.1741, 1 AN year) | Humanist | ||||
| Elected | Nikolaj Jovanović-Smičić | His Highness The Viceroy of the Holy Island | 1725 (aged 27) | 1751– (1.VIII.1741, 1 AN year) | Traditionalist | ||||
| Elected | Philippe Dubois | The Hon Philippe Dubois | 1729 (aged 23) | 1751– (1.VIII.1741, 1 AN year) | Verionist | ||||
| Permanent | Robert Vernet | The Rt Hon The Baron of Willow | 1674 (aged 78) | 1752– (10.XV.1752, 0 AN years) | Verionist | ||||
| Elected | Ekaterini Metaxas | The Hon Ekaterini Metaxas | 1698 (aged 54) | 1751– (1.VIII.1741, 1 AN year) | Humanist |