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The '''Norrlandic Riksdag''' is the parliamentary body of Norrland. It has 203 representatives, one each from every lordship in the country and one seat is for the monarch. | The '''Norrlandic Riksdag''' is the parliamentary body of the [[Kingdom of Norrland]]. It has 203 representatives, one each from every lordship in the country and one seat is for the monarch. | ||
The monarch has to confirm everything passed in the Riksdag. | The monarch has to confirm everything passed in the Riksdag. | ||
Each lord in a lordship sends a representative to the Riksdag, the representative can be anybody in the lordship. | Each lord in a lordship sends a representative to the Riksdag, the representative can be anybody in the lordship as long as they are of noble blood. | ||
The peasants can if the lord in their lordship is bad and have good reasons vote for him to be removed as lord and replaced by somebody the peasants will elect as lord of their lordship. | The peasants can if the lord in their lordship is bad and have good reasons vote for him to be removed as lord and replaced by somebody the peasants will elect as lord of their lordship. | ||
Lords are also hereditary. | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:25, 20 September 2019
The Norrlandic Riksdag is the parliamentary body of the Kingdom of Norrland. It has 203 representatives, one each from every lordship in the country and one seat is for the monarch.
The monarch has to confirm everything passed in the Riksdag.
Each lord in a lordship sends a representative to the Riksdag, the representative can be anybody in the lordship as long as they are of noble blood.
The peasants can if the lord in their lordship is bad and have good reasons vote for him to be removed as lord and replaced by somebody the peasants will elect as lord of their lordship.
Lords are also hereditary.