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|The decree does not refer at all to the ''Constitution of the Jingdaoese State'', which is in effect at the time but is considered to supersede it. | |The decree does not refer at all to the ''Constitution of the Jingdaoese State'', which is in effect at the time but is considered to supersede it. | ||
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|The decree is a retaliation for a dog attack against the emperor. | |The decree is a retaliation for a dog attack against the emperor. | ||
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|While not explicitly stated in the decree, USSO citizens are not considered to be foreigners according to interpretation by the Imperial Palace. | |While not explicitly stated in the decree, USSO citizens are not considered to be foreigners according to interpretation by the Imperial Palace. | ||
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|The United Batavian States implicitly agree that the Jingdaoese Emperor was the rightful holder of the title ''King of the Batavians''. | |The United Batavian States implicitly agree that the Jingdaoese Emperor was the rightful holder of the title ''King of the Batavians''. | ||
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|The decree speaks of "earth days" to explain the Daor-calendar, this refers to the Swedish calendar. | |The decree speaks of "earth days" to explain the Daor-calendar, this refers to the Swedish calendar. | ||
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|In 344 EGA, Steward Qintun of the Imperial Palace tried to annex the Old Oil Rig, the predecessor of Alrig, into the Jingdaoese Empire but this was never pursued. | |In 344 EGA, Steward Qintun of the Imperial Palace tried to annex the Old Oil Rig, the predecessor of Alrig, into the Jingdaoese Empire but this was never pursued. | ||
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|To be fattened so they can be eaten, as they are considered a delicacy in Jingdao. | |To be fattened so they can be eaten, as they are considered a delicacy in Jingdao. | ||
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|The extension of the Autobahn into Alrig is expected to bolster economic ties and make it easier to defend Alrig in the case of war. | |The extension of the Autobahn into Alrig is expected to bolster economic ties and make it easier to defend Alrig in the case of war. | ||
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|Jingdao still claims the Kingdom of Sweden as its property. | |Jingdao still claims the Kingdom of Sweden as its property. | ||
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|This decree is to thank Passio-Corum for the common fight during the [[War of the Lost Brothers]]. | |This decree is to thank Passio-Corum for the common fight during the [[War of the Lost Brothers]]. | ||
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|Despite their presence predating Jingdaoese control over the territory formerly known as [[Kildare]], they were considered second-class at best before this decree, and often held as slaves or living in slumps. | |Despite their presence predating Jingdaoese control over the territory formerly known as [[Kildare]], they were considered second-class at best before this decree, and often held as slaves or living in slumps. | ||
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|The Chidao Emperor did not sign this law, he only expressed his intention to tolerate it. | |The Chidao Emperor did not sign this law, he only expressed his intention to tolerate it. | ||
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|As a result of negotiations following this decree, the risk of a schism was averted. | |As a result of negotiations following this decree, the risk of a schism was averted. | ||
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|Siwu Ersan was responsible for the peace treaty with the Shirerithian Imperial Republic, this appointment is seen as his reward. | |Siwu Ersan was responsible for the peace treaty with the Shirerithian Imperial Republic, this appointment is seen as his reward. | ||
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|Followers of the [[Stripping Path]] religion from Jingdao's closes ally, the [[Haifo-Pallisican Imperial Trade Union]] will not be prosecuted as long as they hold their services in private, do not try to convert Jingdaoese citizens and still worship the Heavenly Light. | |Followers of the [[Stripping Path]] religion from Jingdao's closes ally, the [[Haifo-Pallisican Imperial Trade Union]] will not be prosecuted as long as they hold their services in private, do not try to convert Jingdaoese citizens and still worship the Heavenly Light. | ||
|The Stripping Path is the only religion that is tolerated besides the [[Tianchaodao]]. | |The Stripping Path is the only religion that is tolerated besides the [[Tianchaodao]]. | ||
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|Declaring state of siege in Wuqi | |||
|The navy is instructed to fortify the island of Wuqi and make it impossible to capture. | |||
|Follows Batavian pressure to hand over the island to them. | |||
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|Jingdao will leave the MTO | |||
|Letter to the MTO that following the election of a Natopian citizen as secretary-general, Jingdao will leave the organisation. | |||
|The Bassarids also left the organisation. | |||
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|385 | |||
|Letter of credence | |||
|Letter of credence - Wui Tsan | |||
|Chief janitor of the imperial palace, Wui Tsan, is credited to become representative of the Jingdaoese Empire in the International High Commission in the Florian Republic. | |||
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|Treaty ratification | |||
|Integrating the Alriggian military in the Jingdaoese armed forces | |||
|14,200 Alriggian citizens are levied into the Jingdaoese armed forces as the Alriggian Corps | |||
|Alrig terminated the treaty in 1675. | |||
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|Treaty ratification toleration | |||
|Treaty of amity and commerce between the Jingdaoese Empire and the Republic of Alduria | |||
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|Establishing a national diet | |||
|The 'Huogeju Fangzhen' were formalized, a set of rules that describe the meals a Jingdaoese citizen can eat during the day. | |||
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|Zhou reform of the daor 402 | |||
|Sees the merger of several zhou's (provinces) as well as the creation of some fenqu's (districts). | |||
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|Welcoming the establishment of the Duchy of Leylstadt | |||
|Unilaterally ''tolerates'' the establishment of the duchy, invites Duke Nicholas des Vinandy-Windsor to pay tribute | |||
|The duchy is established in what Jingdao considers its sphere of influence, meaning that the duchy needs permission from Jingdao to exist. | |||
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Revision as of 11:50, 13 October 2019
| Norton year | Daor | Type of legislative document | Title of legislative document | Description | Notes |
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| 337 | Decree | Against democracy on our continent | Return of the empire towards absolute rule by the Heavenly Light, who declares that all executive, legislative and judicial power is vested in the Heavenly Light by the Gods. Leaves room for different governmental structures in overseas territories. | The decree does not refer at all to the Constitution of the Jingdaoese State, which is in effect at the time but is considered to supersede it. | |
| 339 | Decree | Against dogs on our continent | A lottery is organized in which all privately owned dogs of the empire participate. All dog owners are ordered to buy a lottery ticket for the price of seven kata, if their dog 'wins' it will be killed in a central place within the community. All proceedings of the lottery are used for the shelter of cats. | The decree is a retaliation for a dog attack against the emperor. | |
| 353 | Decree | Against foreigners on our soil | This decree makes it a crime in Jingdao to be a foreigner, punishable by deportation, enslavement or death. Diplomats are exempted. | While not explicitly stated in the decree, USSO citizens are not considered to be foreigners according to interpretation by the Imperial Palace. | |
| 354 | Treaty ratification | Ratifying the treaty with Batavia | Ratifies the treaty with Batavia in which the Jingdaoese territories in the west, as well as the right to appoint a King of the Batavians are handed over to the United Batavian States. | The United Batavian States implicitly agree that the Jingdaoese Emperor was the rightful holder of the title King of the Batavians. | |
| 354 | Decree | On our calendars | This decree re-affirms the status of the Daor-calendar as the official calendar of the Jingdaoese Empire, while also acknowledging the use of the Norton Calendar and the ASC Calendar. | The decree speaks of "earth days" to explain the Daor-calendar, this refers to the Swedish calendar. | |
| 355 | Treaty ratification | A treaty between the Jingdaoese Empire and the Alriggian Republic, establishing an alliance | Establishes an alliance between the Alriggian Republic and the Jingdaoese Empire. Jingdao will help Alrig to move its territory to directly border Jingdao. Alrig will adopt the Jingdaoese currency and market regulations. Both nations will defend each other. | In 344 EGA, Steward Qintun of the Imperial Palace tried to annex the Old Oil Rig, the predecessor of Alrig, into the Jingdaoese Empire but this was never pursued. | |
| 355 | Decree | Offering refuge to the Safir | All Safir fleeing Shireroth are offered refuge in Jingdao where they will be housed and fed. | To be fattened so they can be eaten, as they are considered a delicacy in Jingdao. | |
| 357 | Treaty ratification | A treaty between the Jingdaoese Empire and the Alriggian Republic, establishing the Alriggian-Jingdaoese Autobahn | An extension of the Imperial Autobahn towards the Alriggian city Driftwood is to be constructed. | The extension of the Autobahn into Alrig is expected to bolster economic ties and make it easier to defend Alrig in the case of war. | |
| 358 | Decree | Confirmation of Jingdaoese copyright law to EU directive | Bans the use of memes in the Jingdaoese Empire in accordance with European and Swedish legislation. | Jingdao still claims the Kingdom of Sweden as its property. | |
| 359 | Decree | Establishing a national Passio-Corum Day | Every February 27th, the Jingdaoese Empire honors Passio-Corum and all government buildings will fly the Passio-Corum flag next to the Jingdaoese | This decree is to thank Passio-Corum for the common fight during the War of the Lost Brothers. | |
| 359 | Decree | Extending citizenship to the Kildari | As the Kildari inhabitants has been integrated into the Jingdaoese society, it now becomes possible for them to gain citizenship in the empire. | Despite their presence predating Jingdaoese control over the territory formerly known as Kildare, they were considered second-class at best before this decree, and often held as slaves or living in slumps. | |
| 359 | Treaty ratification | Ratifying the treaty with Shireroth | Establishes peace between the Jingdaoese Empire and the Shirerithian Imperial Republic. | ||
| 363 | Tolerated law | Heavenly Peace Preservation Law | Set of measurements against crimes that are deemed detrimental to the Heavenly Peace of the Jingdaoese Empire | The Chidao Emperor did not sign this law, he only expressed his intention to tolerate it. | |
| 363 | Decree | Preparing for Jexit | Orders the Grand Secretariat to make emergency plans in case it comes to a schism in the USSO. | As a result of negotiations following this decree, the risk of a schism was averted. | |
| 367 | Appointment | Naming a new grandmaster for the Holy Order of the Temple of Cato | Siwu Ersan is named the new grandmaster of the Grand Holy Order of the Temple of Cato. | Siwu Ersan was responsible for the peace treaty with the Shirerithian Imperial Republic, this appointment is seen as his reward. | |
| 372 | Decree | On the status of the Stripping Path | Followers of the Stripping Path religion from Jingdao's closes ally, the Haifo-Pallisican Imperial Trade Union will not be prosecuted as long as they hold their services in private, do not try to convert Jingdaoese citizens and still worship the Heavenly Light. | The Stripping Path is the only religion that is tolerated besides the Tianchaodao. | |
| 378 | Decree | Declaring state of siege in Wuqi | The navy is instructed to fortify the island of Wuqi and make it impossible to capture. | Follows Batavian pressure to hand over the island to them. | |
| 1670 | Treaty termination | Jingdao will leave the MTO | Letter to the MTO that following the election of a Natopian citizen as secretary-general, Jingdao will leave the organisation. | The Bassarids also left the organisation. | |
| 1670 | 385 | Letter of credence | Letter of credence - Wui Tsan | Chief janitor of the imperial palace, Wui Tsan, is credited to become representative of the Jingdaoese Empire in the International High Commission in the Florian Republic. | |
| 1672 | 392 | Treaty ratification | Integrating the Alriggian military in the Jingdaoese armed forces | 14,200 Alriggian citizens are levied into the Jingdaoese armed forces as the Alriggian Corps | Alrig terminated the treaty in 1675. |
| 1672 | Treaty ratification toleration | Treaty of amity and commerce between the Jingdaoese Empire and the Republic of Alduria | |||
| 1673 | 397 | Decree | Establishing a national diet | The 'Huogeju Fangzhen' were formalized, a set of rules that describe the meals a Jingdaoese citizen can eat during the day. | |
| 1674 | 402 | Decree | Zhou reform of the daor 402 | Sees the merger of several zhou's (provinces) as well as the creation of some fenqu's (districts). | |
| 1676 | 410 | Decree | Welcoming the establishment of the Duchy of Leylstadt | Unilaterally tolerates the establishment of the duchy, invites Duke Nicholas des Vinandy-Windsor to pay tribute | The duchy is established in what Jingdao considers its sphere of influence, meaning that the duchy needs permission from Jingdao to exist. |