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| Gave birth to a son of the emperor in 1669.
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| Fu Chidao
| Fu Chidao

Revision as of 15:52, 28 December 2019

Tianchao Jingdao
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Constitution of the Empire


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The Chidao Emperor

Imperial Household | Imperial Stewardship


Teachings of the Empire
Tianchaodao | Jingbuist Absolutism | Chidaoism


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Ministries & Secretariats:

Ministry of Truth | Ministry of Purity | Ministry of Stability


Chao Suweiai formerly known as National Diet


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Political Factions:

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

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Other institutions


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


Subdivisions

Emblem of the Imperial Stewardship.

The Imperial Stewardship, overseen by the Head Steward is an organisation within the Imperial Household. The stewards oversee and control the entrance and departure of goods from the premises of the Imperial Household. Their most public function is within the Daocheng Palace where they welcome or refuse entry to international diplomats who come to pay tribute to the Heavenly Light. The stewards work closely with the Imperial Treasury and the National Museum to correctly appraise the financial and historical value of tribute that is offered. While international affairs are formally delegated to the Ministry of Stability, the power of the Imperial Stewardship to deny entrance to diplomats gives real power to the institute.

Stewards

Traditionally, the stewards give up their last name once they join the service of the emperor. Instead they take the regal name of the emperor as their new last name and are given new first names by the emperor. They celebrate the date they entered service as if it was their birthday.

Stewards of the Daocheng Palace during the reign of the Chidao Emperor
Name Service Notes
Shen Chidao 1659 - Served as head steward since 1659
Wan Chidao 1659 -
Song Chidao 1659 - 1669 Gave birth to a daughter of the emperor in 1669.
Fu Chidao 1669 -