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|| [[Chairman of the Combined National Revolutionary Assembly of Cukobai|Chairman]] [[Dewil Aisake]] || {{small|In the Cukobaian system, the president is generally seen as the domestic head of state and often subsidiary to the Chairman of the Assemblies, while the Director of Foreign Affairs is considered the head of state and public face of the nation abroad.}} | || [[Chairman of the Combined National Revolutionary Assembly of Cukobai|Chairman]] [[Dewil Aisake]] || {{small|In the Cukobaian system, the president is generally seen as the domestic head of state and often subsidiary to the Chairman of the Assemblies, while the Director of Foreign Affairs is considered the head of state and public face of the nation abroad.}} | ||
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| {{flag|Guakok}} || [[ | | {{flag|Guakok}} || [[Thingshön Emperor]] || [[Ra Pakbuo]] || {{small|In Guakok, [[Emperor of Guakok|Emperor]] is a hereditary position with significant power. The [[Prime Minister of Guakok|prime minister]] is a commoner, but holds a relatively weak position.}} | ||
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| {{flag|Huajiang}} || [[Meiying Yue]] || [[Qi Nan-ou]] || {{small|In the Huajiangite presidential system, the president is appointed rather than elected by the previous president. The presidency is considered a higher position than the head of government and is able to overrule the head of government.}} | | {{flag|Huajiang}} || [[Meiying Yue]] || [[Qi Nan-ou]] || {{small|In the Huajiangite presidential system, the president is appointed rather than elected by the previous president. The presidency is considered a higher position than the head of government and is able to overrule the head of government.}} | ||
Revision as of 14:59, 17 August 2019
Heads of State and Government
| Country or Territory | Head of state | Head of government | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Example | Example | Example | Example |
 Cukobai |
National Directorate
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Chairman Dewil Aisake | In the Cukobaian system, the president is generally seen as the domestic head of state and often subsidiary to the Chairman of the Assemblies, while the Director of Foreign Affairs is considered the head of state and public face of the nation abroad. |
| File:Gua flag.png Guakok | Thingshön Emperor | Ra Pakbuo | In Guakok, Emperor is a hereditary position with significant power. The prime minister is a commoner, but holds a relatively weak position. |
 Huajiang |
Meiying Yue | Qi Nan-ou | In the Huajiangite presidential system, the president is appointed rather than elected by the previous president. The presidency is considered a higher position than the head of government and is able to overrule the head of government. |
