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In the [[Educan Constitutional Documents]], power and authority come from the Executorship, | In the [[Educan Constitutional Documents]], power and authority come from the Executorship, | ||
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| Executor of Educandi | |
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| Executeur ven Edurre un dye Eduryke | |
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| Incumbent | |
| Anton II Brejada since April 14, 1950 | |
| Details | |
| Style | His Majesty |
| Heir presumptive | Antony Marien Brejada |
| First monarch | Bonifaas I Bonifacius |
| Formation | 1495 |
| Residence | Staatshaus ven dye Executeur |
| Appointer | Hereditary |
| Website | Staatshaus.Executeur.ED.AC |
The monarchy of the Commonwealth of the Educan Realm is known as The Executorship of Educandi, and is a constitutionally symbolic monarchy. The current Executor is Anton II Brejada, who assumed the throne (Executive Seat) in 1951.
The Executorship was formed in 1495, when Bonifaas Changehisnamelater, having assumed unprecedented authority in his city of Edurre, declared himself the monarch. Either because he still nominally believed in republicanism, or because he did not want his successors to have ideas of divine right to rule that a Kingdom would bring, he chose a different, non-nobility ranked title; Executor.
The Executorship today is almost entirely ceremonial, with constitutional law stipulating that the monarch has power and authority, but is not allowed to wield it personally, and must delegate the legislative, judicial, and executive authority to different bodies and persons in order for policy to be effected. Respectively, that power is delegated to the House of Consuls, the Grand Justiciars, and the Lord-Magistrate.
The Executive Family has no legal definition other than the Heir Apparent, and the only family members with Royal Style are the Executor and his consort; the Heir Apparent holds no titles nor style.
Constitutional Role
In the Educan Constitutional Documents, power and authority come from the Executorship,