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The '''Great Ministry of Truth''' is one of the three Great Ministries of the Grand Secretariat. It's led since 1659 AN by [[Zhong Yin]], Viceroy of Bangou, and mainly responsible for organising and overseeing the practices of rites, spreading of propaganda, controlling censorship and inspiring patriotism through educational means.  
The '''Great Ministry of Truth''' is one of the three Great Ministries of the Grand Secretariat. It's led since 1659 AN by [[Zhong Yin]], Viceroy of [[Bangou]], and mainly responsible for organising and overseeing the practices of rites, spreading of propaganda, controlling censorship and inspiring patriotism through educational means. It's also responsible for organising the [[imperial examinations]].





Revision as of 16:32, 16 April 2019

Tianchao Jingdao

Constitution of the Empire


Heavenly Light

The Qishou Emperor

Imperial Household | Imperial Stewardship


Teachings of the Empire
Tianchaodao | Jingbuist Absolutism | Chidaoism


Grand Secretariat


Diwang

Ministries & Secretariats:

Ministry of Truth | Ministry of Purity | Ministry of Stability


Chao Suweiai formerly known as National Diet


Sifang Suweiai

The Seanad | The Imperial Yuan


Political Factions:

Guanchang | Kantai-ha (Navy) | Gunbatsu (Army) | Shanghu (Traders)

Defunct: Kuominliantang | Nokarodo Faction | Badao Party


Other institutions


Tianchao Chuandui | Imperial Armed Forces | Young Wandering Society | Tegong


Subdivisions

The Great Ministry of Truth is one of the three Great Ministries of the Grand Secretariat. It's led since 1659 AN by Zhong Yin, Viceroy of Bangou, and mainly responsible for organising and overseeing the practices of rites, spreading of propaganda, controlling censorship and inspiring patriotism through educational means. It's also responsible for organising the imperial examinations.


Secretariats

  • Secretariat of Rites
  • Secretariat of Propaganda
  • Secretariat of Education
  • Secretariat of Censor