Capital Punishment on Sparkalia

  Capital punishment has been formally abolished by statute or constitution
  Capital punishment is only permitted for exceptional scenarios (such as crimes committed in wartime)
  Capital punishment is legal and is used for ordinary offences

Key	Country	Year implemented	Year of last execution	Year abolished	Method(s)	Notes
	Azeria	Antiquity	1601	N/A	Firing squad, Torture, Instant death spell	Only used in especially dangerous crimes like mass murder, rape, corruption.
	Lurynia	Antiquity	Present Year	N/A	Guillotine	Lurynia continues to use capital punishment especially in cases of defection and desertion.
	Magia Regnum	Antiquity	Present Year	N/A		Magia Regnum executes those who commit high offenses against the Kotoba and the Ōrumaiti in accordance to the individuals contract.
	Nova Vinelandia	Never	N/A	1575	N/A	Execution has been banned for the entire existence of the republic. It is explicitly forbidden in the Vinelandian Charter.
	Japuile	Antiquity	1604	N/A	The Episcopo System	Invented by Casimir I, the concept of a convict choosing the option of serving in the Duke's Guard, where he/she undergoes tough rehabilitation or can be executed on the execution wheel.
	Choslow	Antiquity	1054	1135	N/A	Choslow always had executions for times of extreme disloyalty to the crown as well as severe acts of crime in the cases of murder and rape. It was abolished due to change in public opinion on such a practice, and now those that do such crimes are sent off, branded and with a single knife, in a boat. Never to be associated with again.
	Ekena	Antiquity	1499	1562	N/A	Abolished for Peacetime offenses since 1510; Abolished for Wartime offenses since 1562; Constitutionally prohibited since 1564
	Kaidokoku	Antiquity	N/A	N/A	Blood rune induced mana starvation	Used exclusively on war criminals in the modern day, time till death can vary widely anywhere from several weeks to instantaneous depending on the severity of the crime committed.
	Ostrov	by 1364	before the formation of an Ostrovian state	1390	Public beating	For the first thirty years of North Island's habitation, there was no government and justice was largely in the hands of private citizens, who issued their own punishments for transgressions. Although crimes such as theft were typically punished by caning or public humiliation, reports circulating between the mid-1360s and mid-1380s indicate that those who murdered others were killed, often being beaten to death by their fellow citizens. The Charter of 1390 - which, although not a constitution as such, is widely considered to be a founding document of the Ostrovian state and still holds legal force in Ostrov to this day - declares that "no man shall be condemned by the leadership of Ostrov to die for any reason whatsoever."
		Antiquity	Present Year	N/A	Chosen by condemned	Execution in Kyldegard is relatively commonplace, especially in cases of violent crime, war crimes, and sexual assault. Those sentenced to execution are given "Last Rights": The right to have one last state-provided meal before their demise (if they so choose it), the right to choose their method of publicity of preservation (i.e. having their choice of burial or cremation, having a gravesite, having their family members, loved ones, or the general public told about their death and method of execution, if they so wish), and the right to choose their method of execution. The executed may not decide the exact person to be the executor, certain forbidden locations, or privacy of their execution. It is also legal for any person convicted of a crime or otherwise any citizen without family or kin who wishes to end their own life, to request execution without trial. Peace before death is held in high regard in Relejenist beliefs, with the relinquishing of final thoughts to the Relej being an additional Final Right for any executed Relejenists.
	Nova Solarius	Antiquity	1406	N/A	Colosseum Execution Games	Executions are only for the most heinous of actions against people, whether it be child enslavement, any sexual acts with a child, mass shootings, or terroristic attacks. However, due to the diversity of the nation, some may want lesser punishment or increase punishment, depending on where the crime took place, but some people would rather see the aggressors suffer than have them get a quick death.
	Kerussiria	Antiquity	1011	1012	N/A	Executions were abolished in the year 1012 AR after pressure from the public and council to be rid the nation of such barbaric practices. Before being abolished the method of execution was usually rapid magical contorsion.
	Tepror	1599	Present Year	N/A	Firing squad, beating	Teprors execution reasons where always wild and most times unfair, However they where still carried out to its fullest extent. this execution's was put to its most extreme extent during the extermination wars. While firing squad was the most common and effective way of exaction, Beatings where used for the worst of the worst offenders.
	Indefinite Color	Antiquity	Present Year	N/A	Whatever creative way one can come up with.	Execution is often a public event, made to be as spectacular as possible. No-one wants a boring excecution.
	Dairana	Never	N/A	954 AR	N/A	Execution has never been allowed because most people forming the country as well as citizens had felt that taking another persons life is wrong, even if they did a horrible crime.
	Yulsan	Antiquity	Present Year	N/A	Lethal injection	It applies only to violent crimes and treason as determined by the court.
	Ardenarai	Antiquity	Present Year	N/A	Cannibalism, Vampirism, Sacrifice, Hanging, Tsujigiri	Death is often administered through hanging people, but in most cases a magi may be able to sacrifice an inmate given a death sentence, and thus being able to absorb their magical power.
	Polslava	Antiquity	1396	N/A	Firing Squad, Lethal Injections	Capital Punishment is only considered for the most grave of offenses such as terrorism, sexual acts involving children, war crimes, slavery of any kind, and trafficking involving living beings of any type. In the eyes of the public executions are often seen with little remorse for the perpetrator, with it being less of a vengeful act and more a disposal of someone who was a danger at large to the national or international community.
	Metamora	Antiquity	Present Year	N/A	Lethal Injection	The days before the Grand Revolt often saw death be a public spectacle, and so the public culture developed an aversion to executions. Instead, the convicted suffer a sort of "disappearance" effect, being quietly removed from public and their records archived. Since capital punishment is often reserved for threatening state integrity (or attached to crimes through a unanimous vote by the three Chairs), government officials or employees are targeted more often by this punishment than a normal citizen is.