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|demonym =            Temuric<br>Volghar (''colloquial'')
|demonym =            Temuric<br>Volghar (''colloquial'')
|government_type =    [[National autarchism|National autarchist]] {{wpl|federal}} {{wpl|parliamentary republic}}
|government_type =    [[National autarchism|National autarchist]] {{wpl|federal}} {{wpl|parliamentary republic}}
|leader_title1 =      Executor-General
|leader_title1 =      National Executor
|leader_name1 =
|leader_name1 =
|leader_title2 =      Prime Minister
|leader_title2 =      Popular Executor
|leader_name2 =
|leader_name2 =
|legislature =        Federal Parliament
|legislature =        Confederal Parliament
|upper_house =        House of Nations
|upper_house =        House of Nations
|lower_house =        House of Assembly
|lower_house =        House of Assembly
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==Politics and Government==
==Politics and Government==


===Executive and Legislature===
The Temuric Confederacy is a {{wpl|federal state|federation}} and a {{wpl|parliamentary republic}}. Unlike other states that use the parliamentary model, both the {{wpl|head of state}} and the {{wpl|head of government}} are subject to the confidence of the legislature. The federal judiciary operates entirely separately from the federal legislature and executive and has the ability to undertake {{wpl|judicial review}} to ensure that both executive and legislature act in such a way that is congruent with the Constitution.  
The Temuric Confederacy is a {{wpl|federal state|federation}} and a {{wpl|parliamentary republic}}. Unlike other states that use the parliamentary model, both the {{wpl|head of state}} and the {{wpl|head of government}} are subject to the confidence of the legislature. The federal judiciary operates entirely separately from the federal legislature and executive and has the ability to undertake {{wpl|judicial review}} to ensure that both executive and legislature act in such a way that is congruent with the Constitution.  


The House of Nations, the upper house, consists of TBD members with two Members of the House of Nations elected by each of the TBD states, whilst an additional four Members of the House of Nations are elected by a national vote. The head of state, the Executor-General, is elected by the House of Nations and is traditionally the leader of the party or coalition that holds a majority in the upper house.  
The House of Nations, the upper house, consists of TBD members with two Members of the House of Nations (MHN) elected by each of the TBD states, whilst an additional four Members of the House of Nations are elected by a national vote. The head of state, the National Executor, is elected by the House of Nations and is traditionally the leader of the party or coalition that holds a majority in the upper house.
 
The House of Assembly, the lower house, consists of 301 Members of the House of Assembly (MHA) elected by {{wpl|instant-run off voting}} from individual member constituencies. The head of government, the Popular Executor, is elected in the same vein as the head of state, by the lower house and is also traditionally the leader of the party or coalition that holds a majority in the lower house.
 
The executive branch of the government consists of the Executors, the most senior of which form the Cabinet. The Executors can be drawn from either house of the parliament, and must include both the National Executor and the Popular Executor. The constitution expressly sets forth certain powers to each house, and thus, certain executive portfolios must be granted to a Member of the House of Nations or a Member of the House of Assembly respectively. For example, as the defence portfolio is constitutionally entrenched as being a power under the purview of the House of Nations, the Executor of Defence must be a MHN.
 
The upper house does not serve as a house of review to the lower house, nor vice-versa, each house acts independently and separately from the other and are endowed with powers to make laws with regard to certain issues as granted to them by the constitution.


===Military===
===Military===

Revision as of 02:22, 2 November 2019

Temuric Confederacy
Tyemul Qolboony Uls
A pale blue banner, a red sun rising from the bottom
Flag
Motto: Our homelands united, our bonds broken
Anthem: We are Temur
Capital
and largest city
Zünuq
Official languagesVolghar
Recognised national languagessee languages of the Temuric Confederacy
Religion
see Religion in the Temuric Confederacy
Demonym(s)Temuric
Volghar (colloquial)
GovernmentNational autarchist federal parliamentary republic
LegislatureConfederal Parliament
House of Nations
House of Assembly
Establishment
• Kheerat Khaganate conquers the Alaian Great Lakes
1236
• Seperation of the Volghar Khanate
1251
• Volghar Kingdom established
1303
• Peoples' Democratic Union proclaimed
1911
• Republic of the Greater Volghar proclaimed
1949
• Modern Constitution adopted and the Temuric Confederacy declared
1955
Population
• 2018 estimate
118,560,000
GDP (nominal)TBD estimate
• Total
TBD
• Per capita
TBD
HDI (2016)0.818
very high
Currencysukhe (§) (TCS)
Date formatyyyy-mm-dd
Driving sideleft
Calling code+18
Internet TLD.tc

'The Temuric Confederacy' (Volghar: Tyemul Qolboony Uls), also known as 'Temuruls' or 'Volghar', is a sovereign state in northern and central Alai on the planet of Eordus.

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Executive and Legislature

The Temuric Confederacy is a federation and a parliamentary republic. Unlike other states that use the parliamentary model, both the head of state and the head of government are subject to the confidence of the legislature. The federal judiciary operates entirely separately from the federal legislature and executive and has the ability to undertake judicial review to ensure that both executive and legislature act in such a way that is congruent with the Constitution.

The House of Nations, the upper house, consists of TBD members with two Members of the House of Nations (MHN) elected by each of the TBD states, whilst an additional four Members of the House of Nations are elected by a national vote. The head of state, the National Executor, is elected by the House of Nations and is traditionally the leader of the party or coalition that holds a majority in the upper house.

The House of Assembly, the lower house, consists of 301 Members of the House of Assembly (MHA) elected by instant-run off voting from individual member constituencies. The head of government, the Popular Executor, is elected in the same vein as the head of state, by the lower house and is also traditionally the leader of the party or coalition that holds a majority in the lower house.

The executive branch of the government consists of the Executors, the most senior of which form the Cabinet. The Executors can be drawn from either house of the parliament, and must include both the National Executor and the Popular Executor. The constitution expressly sets forth certain powers to each house, and thus, certain executive portfolios must be granted to a Member of the House of Nations or a Member of the House of Assembly respectively. For example, as the defence portfolio is constitutionally entrenched as being a power under the purview of the House of Nations, the Executor of Defence must be a MHN.

The upper house does not serve as a house of review to the lower house, nor vice-versa, each house acts independently and separately from the other and are endowed with powers to make laws with regard to certain issues as granted to them by the constitution.

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