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====Feudal Age- Empire of Empireedy ====
====Feudal Age- Empire of Empireedy ====
During the Monarchy, Under Queen Clemence's reign, Empireedy expanded its territories through colonization and established significant influence in surrounding regions such as what in modern day became [[The Celtics]] and [[La Cour Montclair]]. The colonial period in these territories saw significant social and cultural changes brought about by Empireedy's colonization efforts. One of the most notable changes was the introduction of the Empireedian language, religion, and traditions to the colonized territories. As Empireedy established its presence in these regions, it brought with it its own way of life, which gradually replaced the existing cultural practices of the region. The Empireedian language became the dominant language, and the Empireedian religion supplanted the indigenous religious practices.


During the Monarchy, Empireedy had many ties to [https://iiwiki.us/wiki/The_Celtics The Celtics] as Queen Clemence colonised a part of The Celtics during the mid-1500s, this colony dissipated when their monarchy collapsed in late 1700s.
This cultural transformation was not without resistance, however. Many indigenous communities resisted the imposition of Empireedian culture, and some even organized armed resistance against Empireedy's colonization efforts. Nevertheless, Empireedy's military might proved too great for most of these resistance movements to overcome, and the Empireedian culture continued to spread throughout the colonized territories. While some aspects of local culture were preserved, particularly in more remote regions of the colonies, the dominant culture became increasingly Empireedian. This cultural shift was accompanied by changes in governance and social structure as well. The decentralized governance structures that had existed in these territories prior to Empireedy's arrival were replaced by centralized systems of governance, with Empireedian officials appointed to oversee the colonies.
 
This cultural transformation was accompanied by a complex set of power dynamics between the Empireedy government and the various groups that made up the population of the coloines. The indigenous populations, who had lived in the region for centuries prior to Empireedy's arrival, were marginalized and often exploited for their labor and resources. At the same time, various groups of settlers and immigrants from Empireedy itself competed for power and influence within the colonies.
 
The establishment of La Cour Montclair as a colony under Empireedy in 1542 had a profound impact on the region's history and development. The region was initially sparsely populated, with only a few scattered settlements and a small indigenous population. However, it offered a wealth of natural resources that were in high demand in Empireedy, particularly timber and mineral resources. Under Empireedy's control, La Cour Montclair grew rapidly, with new settlers arriving from the nation to take advantage of the region's opportunities. The colony's economy was based primarily on resource extraction, with timber and minerals being exported back to Empireedy. The colony also established trade relationships with other nearby regions, further fueling its economic growth.
 
However, the arrival of Empireedy also brought significant changes to the governance structure of La Cour Montclair. The Empireedy government established a centralized system of governance, with a governor appointed to oversee the colony and enforce the laws of the Empire. This represented a significant departure from the decentralized governance structure that had existed in La Cour Montclair prior to Empireedy's arrival. Under the new system of governance, the city-states that had previously existed in La Cour Montclair were dissolved, and the judges lost much of their autonomy. Instead, they now served as officials of the Empireedy government rather than representatives of their local communities. This shift in governance structures had significant impacts on local communities, particularly those who had previously enjoyed greater autonomy and self-determination.


== Elections and Politics ==
== Elections and Politics ==

Revision as of 14:21, 1 May 2023


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Empireedy more formally known as, The Empire of Empireedy is a nation located in Southern Elisia. Empireedy is a member of the Telrovan Assembly and Southern Elisia Commonwealth (in the future); being bordered by Fendiralia and La Cour Montclair.

Empireedy is Currently a Polytheistic Oligarchy, consisting of three main parties: The Gramessis, the Ventarido and the, Diaspora. These parties also relate to the Religion that many Empireedians follow. In the past the nation was a Monarchy, which ended late 1700s, and is usually argued to be 1757, due to the Monarch at the time not naming any Heirs and having no living family; This prompted the people of Empireedy to elect a leader, this tradition has continued to the modern age.

History

Feudal Age- Empire of Empireedy

During the Monarchy, Under Queen Clemence's reign, Empireedy expanded its territories through colonization and established significant influence in surrounding regions such as what in modern day became The Celtics and La Cour Montclair. The colonial period in these territories saw significant social and cultural changes brought about by Empireedy's colonization efforts. One of the most notable changes was the introduction of the Empireedian language, religion, and traditions to the colonized territories. As Empireedy established its presence in these regions, it brought with it its own way of life, which gradually replaced the existing cultural practices of the region. The Empireedian language became the dominant language, and the Empireedian religion supplanted the indigenous religious practices.

This cultural transformation was not without resistance, however. Many indigenous communities resisted the imposition of Empireedian culture, and some even organized armed resistance against Empireedy's colonization efforts. Nevertheless, Empireedy's military might proved too great for most of these resistance movements to overcome, and the Empireedian culture continued to spread throughout the colonized territories. While some aspects of local culture were preserved, particularly in more remote regions of the colonies, the dominant culture became increasingly Empireedian. This cultural shift was accompanied by changes in governance and social structure as well. The decentralized governance structures that had existed in these territories prior to Empireedy's arrival were replaced by centralized systems of governance, with Empireedian officials appointed to oversee the colonies.

This cultural transformation was accompanied by a complex set of power dynamics between the Empireedy government and the various groups that made up the population of the coloines. The indigenous populations, who had lived in the region for centuries prior to Empireedy's arrival, were marginalized and often exploited for their labor and resources. At the same time, various groups of settlers and immigrants from Empireedy itself competed for power and influence within the colonies.

The establishment of La Cour Montclair as a colony under Empireedy in 1542 had a profound impact on the region's history and development. The region was initially sparsely populated, with only a few scattered settlements and a small indigenous population. However, it offered a wealth of natural resources that were in high demand in Empireedy, particularly timber and mineral resources. Under Empireedy's control, La Cour Montclair grew rapidly, with new settlers arriving from the nation to take advantage of the region's opportunities. The colony's economy was based primarily on resource extraction, with timber and minerals being exported back to Empireedy. The colony also established trade relationships with other nearby regions, further fueling its economic growth.

However, the arrival of Empireedy also brought significant changes to the governance structure of La Cour Montclair. The Empireedy government established a centralized system of governance, with a governor appointed to oversee the colony and enforce the laws of the Empire. This represented a significant departure from the decentralized governance structure that had existed in La Cour Montclair prior to Empireedy's arrival. Under the new system of governance, the city-states that had previously existed in La Cour Montclair were dissolved, and the judges lost much of their autonomy. Instead, they now served as officials of the Empireedy government rather than representatives of their local communities. This shift in governance structures had significant impacts on local communities, particularly those who had previously enjoyed greater autonomy and self-determination.

Elections and Politics

[here for More information about Voting in Telrova]

Empireedy's elections work through the First Past the Post system.

Empireedy only holds recall elections and does not hold any sort of general election. While there is no requirement to be resident, voters must register and vote in person within Empireedy.

Cities

The major cities within Empireedy are also labelled as each county, there are 8 counties and major cities.

  • Haphis
  • St Ventari
  • South Hyward
  • North Hyward
  • St Diaspo
  • Wemwich
  • Starshill
  • St Grameiss


Haphis is Empireedys capital city containing the majority of tourism and economical growth.


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