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The '''Rumahokian Emperor''' ([[Classical Latin|Latin]]: ''Imperator Rumahocius''; [[Pelaxian language|Pelaxian]]: ''Emperador Rumajoquense''; [[Brenadine Tainean|Reform Tainean]]: ''Empeirataur Roumahaukien''), also styled as the '''Supreme Head of the Nation''' (Latin: ''Nationis Summus Princeps''; Pelaxian: ''Jefe Supremo de la Nación''; Reform Tainean: ''Kasike Nitainau des Kasikasgau''), is the {{wp|head of state}} of [[Rumahoki]]. The emperor is defined by the [[Constitution of Rumahoki]] as the symbol of the Rumahokian nations and the unity of its people, his position deriving from "...the will of the people with whom resides sovereign power." The Constitution also governs the succession laws and the [[Imperial elections in Rumahoki|electoral process]] in electing the Emperor. Pursuant to his constitutional role as a national symbol, and in accordance with rulings by the [[Supreme Court of Rumahoki]], the emperor is personally {{wp|sovereign immunity|immune}} from prosecution.

The role of the emperor is relegated to that of a ceremonial head of state without even nominal political powers, with executive power being split between the [[Commander-in Chief of the Imperial Armed Forces (Rumahoki)|Commander-in-Chief]], the {{wp|chief executive}}, and the [[Prime Minister of Rumahoki|Prime Minister]], the {{wp|head of government}}, thus making Rumahoki a sort of "crowned" [[Julian republic]]. The supreme head of the nation is also the holder of the title [[Viceroy of Los Rumas]], two foreign ducal titles, and grand master of the [[Knights of St. Brendan]] and of the [[Legion of Honour of Rumahoki]].

The role of the emperor is relegated to that of a ceremonial head of state without even nominal political powers, with executive power being split between the [[Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Armed Forces (Rumahoki)|Commander-in-Chief]], the {{wp|chief executive}}, and the [[Prime Minister of Rumahoki|Prime Minister]], the {{wp|head of government}}, thus making Rumahoki a sort of "crowned" [[Julian republic]]. The supreme head of the nation is also the holder of the title [[Viceroy of Los Rumas]], two foreign ducal titles, and grand master of the [[Knights of St. Brendan]] and of the [[Legion of Honour of Rumahoki]].

The current supreme head of the nation is [[Maximilian I of Rumahoki|Maximilian I]], who was officially elected as emperor on 21 May 1976 after the [[Pact of Eighteen]]. He is one the few heads of state who hold even a nominally imperial title, other extant imperial titles being the semi-defunct and ceremonial [[Emperor of the Levantines]] (permanently belonging to the [[Apostolic King of Urcea]] since 1920), the largely republican [[Caphiria|Caphiric]] [[Imperator]], the [[Metzetta|Metzettan]] [[Emperor of Metzetta|Emperor]], the [[Kirivia|Kirivian]] [[Marble Emperor]], the [[Eldmora|Eldmoran]] [[Monarchy of Eldmora|Empress]], and the [[Alpachnia|Alpachnee]] Emperor.

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 The '''Rumahokian Emperor''' ([[Classical Latin|Latin]]: ''Imperator Rumahocius''; [[Pelaxian language|Pelaxian]]: ''Emperador Rumajoquense''; [[Brenadine Tainean|Reform Tainean]]: ''Empeirataur Roumahaukien''), also styled as the '''Supreme Head of the Nation''' (Latin: ''Nationis Summus Princeps''; Pelaxian: ''Jefe Supremo de la Nación''; Reform Tainean: ''Kasike Nitainau des Kasikasgau''), is the {{wp|head of state}} of [[Rumahoki]]. The emperor is defined by the [[Constitution of Rumahoki]] as the symbol of the Rumahokian nations and the unity of its people, his position deriving from "...the will of the people with whom resides sovereign power." The Constitution also governs the succession laws and the [[Imperial elections in Rumahoki|electoral process]] in electing the Emperor. Pursuant to his constitutional role as a national symbol, and in accordance with rulings by the [[Supreme Court of Rumahoki]], the emperor is personally {{wp|sovereign immunity|immune}} from prosecution.
-The role of the emperor is relegated to that of a ceremonial head of state without even nominal political powers, with executive power being split between the [[Commander-in Chief of the Imperial Armed Forces (Rumahoki)|Commander-in-Chief]], the {{wp|chief executive}}, and the [[Prime Minister of Rumahoki|Prime Minister]], the {{wp|head of government}}, thus making Rumahoki a sort of "crowned" [[Julian republic]]. The supreme head of the nation is also the holder of the title [[Viceroy of Los Rumas]], two foreign ducal titles, and grand master of the [[Knights of St. Brendan]] and of the [[Legion of Honour of Rumahoki]].
+The role of the emperor is relegated to that of a ceremonial head of state without even nominal political powers, with executive power being split between the [[Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Armed Forces (Rumahoki)|Commander-in-Chief]], the {{wp|chief executive}}, and the [[Prime Minister of Rumahoki|Prime Minister]], the {{wp|head of government}}, thus making Rumahoki a sort of "crowned" [[Julian republic]]. The supreme head of the nation is also the holder of the title [[Viceroy of Los Rumas]], two foreign ducal titles, and grand master of the [[Knights of St. Brendan]] and of the [[Legion of Honour of Rumahoki]].
 The current supreme head of the nation is [[Maximilian I of Rumahoki|Maximilian I]], who was officially elected as emperor on 21 May 1976 after the [[Pact of Eighteen]]. He is one the few heads of state who hold even a nominally imperial title, other extant imperial titles being the semi-defunct and ceremonial [[Emperor of the Levantines]] (permanently belonging to the [[Apostolic King of Urcea]] since 1920), the largely republican [[Caphiria|Caphiric]] [[Imperator]], the [[Metzetta|Metzettan]] [[Emperor of Metzetta|Emperor]], the [[Kirivia|Kirivian]] [[Marble Emperor]], the [[Eldmora|Eldmoran]] [[Monarchy of Eldmora|Empress]], and the [[Alpachnia|Alpachnee]] Emperor.

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