Miþuï: Difference between revisions
From MicrasWiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 10: | Line 10: | ||
| N&H || 48.2 || 42 | | N&H || 48.2 || 42 | ||
|} | |} | ||
Three Speakers were able to form coalitions in the decades prior to the Panopticon Reforms of 1711: [[Doir Jen Merah]] (1671-1698), Xander Jen Johannes (1702- | Three Speakers were able to form coalitions in the decades prior to the Panopticon Reforms of 1711: [[Doir Jen Merah]] (1671-1698), Xander Jen Johannes (1702-1703) of the N&H, and [[Brugen Aldef]] (1703-1710) of the Revisionist faction. While there is no official prime-minister equivalent in the Miþuï, the reforms of 1711 vested the power of the Sovereign Szodan in the hitherto ceremonial legislative chamber. This, in effect, allowed for the Miþuï to appoint their own President of the Realm’s General Staff. Brugen Aldef, secured the first election in 1711. | ||
[[Category:Sovereign Confederation]][[Category:Government]] | [[Category:Sovereign Confederation]][[Category:Government]] | ||
Revision as of 20:36, 20 August 2022
The legislature of the Sovereign Confederation, BU. Although it has no set legal limit to the number of Speakers has 87 seats as of 1711.
| Party | Abbr. | % | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reversionist Unity Front | RUF | 51.7 | 45 |
| Nationalist and Humanist Party | N&H | 48.2 | 42 |
Three Speakers were able to form coalitions in the decades prior to the Panopticon Reforms of 1711: Doir Jen Merah (1671-1698), Xander Jen Johannes (1702-1703) of the N&H, and Brugen Aldef (1703-1710) of the Revisionist faction. While there is no official prime-minister equivalent in the Miþuï, the reforms of 1711 vested the power of the Sovereign Szodan in the hitherto ceremonial legislative chamber. This, in effect, allowed for the Miþuï to appoint their own President of the Realm’s General Staff. Brugen Aldef, secured the first election in 1711.
