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*The [[Shahnaz Commission]], a commission to coordinate the establishment of a State Cedrist Church with the Kaiser as central aspect. It's tasked with gathering ancient dogmas and myths with the goal of unifying several major religious groups under State Cedrism. Makes recommendations for religious affairs and imperial rescripts. | |||
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Revision as of 10:12, 12 April 2023
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Agency overview | |
Formed | 1701 AN |
Preceding agency | |
Type | Imperial Ministry |
Jurisdiction | Imperial Republic of Shireroth |
Headquarters | TBA, Shirekeep |
Employees | TBA |
Annual budget | TBA |
Agency executives | Kian, Princess of Shireroth, Minister of Rites |
Parent agency | Imperial Government |
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Functions | Foreign affairs and trade matters. |
The Ministry of Rites is a ministry of the Imperial Republic of Shireroth. Before its formation under the Third Wythe Cabinet religious affairs were mostly handled by the Imperial Court.
However, by the early 18th century, the Cult of Mors had managed to dominate the Cedrist Faith. With the loss of influence over religious affairs, it was decided to create the Ministry headed by Kian Aiomide Shahnaz, Princess of Shireroth. The new minister coordinated a series of reforms that once again enabled the Mango Throne to exercise limited control over the sects. From 1707 AN, the ministry was also faced with the difficult task of integrating the Eastern and Batavian churches into the Imperial Republic's way of thinking.
See also
- Cedrism
- State Cedrism
- The Shahnaz Commission, a commission to coordinate the establishment of a State Cedrist Church with the Kaiser as central aspect. It's tasked with gathering ancient dogmas and myths with the goal of unifying several major religious groups under State Cedrism. Makes recommendations for religious affairs and imperial rescripts.
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