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There are 3 types of possessions - overseas provinces, standard possessions, protectorates: | There are 3 types of possessions - overseas provinces, standard possessions, protectorates: | ||
* An overseas province has exactly the same status as provinces on mainland Caphiria, with Caphirian laws and regulations (the Imperium's civil code, penal code, administrative law, social laws, tax laws, etc.) being applicable, but can be adapted as needed to suit particular needs. As integral parts of Caphiria, possessions are represented in the [[Corcillum of Caphiria|Assemblies of Caphiria]] as well as various councils in the national government, use the [[Aureus]], and are afforded all of the same liberties as mainland provinces As a result, the local administrations of possessions cannot themselves pass new laws. Possessions treated as the personal property of the reigning [[Imperator]]; | * An overseas province has exactly the same status as provinces on mainland Caphiria, with Caphirian laws and regulations (the Imperium's civil code, penal code, administrative law, social laws, tax laws, etc.) being applicable, but can be adapted as needed to suit particular needs. As integral parts of Caphiria, possessions are represented in the [[Corcillum of Caphiria|Assemblies of Caphiria]] as well as various councils in the national government, use the [[Aureus]], and are afforded all of the same liberties as mainland provinces As a result, the local administrations of possessions cannot themselves pass new laws. Possessions treated as the personal property of the reigning [[Imperator]]; | ||
* | * An Overseas Possession is a colony or territory with a semi-autonomous status allowing it to internally self-govern, with the Imperium retaining responsibility for defense and foreign relations. Possessions still follow the same organization of provinces, though the naming scheme may differ based on cultural and historical contexts; | ||
* A Protectorate is a country or sovereign state under The Imperium's suzerainty. The state possesses its own political and administrative statute and government, and local rulers retain near-absolute control over the states' internal affairs and the Imperium exercises control over the defense and foreign affairs. | * A Protectorate is a country or sovereign state under The Imperium's suzerainty. The state possesses its own political and administrative statute and government, and local rulers retain near-absolute control over the states' internal affairs and the Imperium exercises control over the defense and foreign affairs. | ||
Still, The Imperium retains varying degrees of responsibility in all of the territories, currently ranging from full political control to a largely ceremonial presence. The main reserved matters are the areas of diplomacy, international treaties, defense and security. Possessions of the Imperium still follow the same organization of administrative divisions, though the naming scheme may differ based on cultural and historical contexts. | Still, The Imperium retains varying degrees of responsibility in all of the territories, currently ranging from full political control to a largely ceremonial presence. The main reserved matters are the areas of diplomacy, international treaties, defense and security. Possessions of the Imperium still follow the same organization of administrative divisions, though the naming scheme may differ based on cultural and historical contexts. | ||
==Prefectural level== | ==Prefectural level== | ||