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The Parliament of Mesogeia is tetracameral in nature, meaning that it consists of four houses, each of which represent a section of society, meeting together to attend to the empire's legislative system. The four houses of Parliament are: the Senate composed of appointed and hereditary nobles holding their office for life; the Curiate Assembly consisting of appointed members of the clergy; the Chamber of Plebeians composed of commoners residing in the urban areas, and the Centuriate Assembly composed of members of more rural districts.
The Parliament of Mesogeia is tetracameral in nature, meaning that it consists of four houses, each of which represent a section of society, meeting together to attend to the empire's legislative system. The four houses of Parliament are: the Senate composed of appointed and hereditary nobles holding their office for life; the Curiate Assembly consisting of appointed members of the clergy; the Chamber of Plebeians composed of commoners residing in the urban areas, and the Centuriate Assembly composed of members of more rural districts.
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The Parliament of the Mesogeia empire, commonly known internationally as the Mesogeian Parliament, domestically as Her Imperial Majesty's Parliament or Parliament in Mesogeia. Informally known as the Tetra Parliament in reference to the four houses of parliament, the Parliament is the major legislative body in the empire of Mesogeia as well as its dependencies, and territories.

The Parliament of Mesogeia is tetracameral in nature, meaning that it consists of four houses, each of which represent a section of society, meeting together to attend to the empire's legislative system. The four houses of Parliament are: the Senate composed of appointed and hereditary nobles holding their office for life; the Curiate Assembly consisting of appointed members of the clergy; the Chamber of Plebeians composed of commoners residing in the urban areas, and the Centuriate Assembly composed of members of more rural districts.