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===Crowned republic===

The qhapaqate was formally restored on 4 May 2025 with its [[Kelekonese general election, 2025|first post-war elections]] being held in August that same year to determine the composition of the temporary [[Kelekonese Constitutional Assembly|constitutional assembly]] set up to draft a new [[Constitution of Kelekona|constitution]]. Among the first articles to have been proposed and unanimously supported by the assembly was an article that abolished the armed forces as a permanent standing organization, citing the juntas of 1988 and 2009 alongside how these juntas have emerged as reasons why the armed forces could never be trusted in preserving the {{wp|rule of law}} or ensuring the people's welfare. In its place, the [[Defense Force]] would handle Kelekona's defense functions as the nation's {{wp|gendarmerie}}. Further articles would establish the qhapaqate as an {{wp|ethnic federation}}, dividing the country up into eleven federal regions, that being seven regional states and four multi-ethnic administrations; the idea behind those articles was to put an end to ethnic Kelekonese dominance without resorting to violence or another civil war.

The qhapaqate was formally restored on 4 May 2025 with its [[Kelekonese general election, 2025|first post-war elections]] being held in August that same year to determine the composition of the temporary [[Kelekonese Constitutional Assembly|constitutional assembly]] set up to draft a new [[Constitution of Kelekona|constitution]]. Among the first articles to have been proposed and unanimously supported by the assembly was an article that abolished the armed forces as a permanent standing organization, citing the juntas of 1988 and 2009 alongside how these juntas have emerged as reasons why the armed forces could never be trusted in preserving the {{wp|rule of law}} or ensuring the people's welfare. In its place, the [[Defense Force of Kelekona|Defense Force]] would handle Kelekona's defense functions as the nation's {{wp|gendarmerie}}. Further articles would establish the qhapaqate as an {{wp|ethnic federation}}, dividing the country up into eleven federal regions, that being seven regional states and four multi-ethnic administrations; the idea behind those articles was to put an end to ethnic Kelekonese dominance without resorting to violence or another civil war.

Other major articles would elaborate on the exact structure of the crowned republic, detailing that the new government would be headed by four ''[[Qhapaqs of Kelekona|qhapaqs]]'' ("kings"), one for each of the four {{wp|cardinal directions}}, who are the heads of the four surviving Songunite royal houses. The qhapaqs would serve as the nation's {{wp|executive branch|executive}} and serve a role in the nations {{wp|legislative branch|legislature}}, their council making up the upper house of the new legislature. Below the qhapaqs would be the aristocratic middle house, from which members of the aristocracy for each ethnic group would be represented, and finally the lower house would be for representatives elected directly by the people. The structure of government was designed as such so as to ensure active political participation and involvement from all classes of society, and the new constitution was signed and put into effect in January 2026 after being accepted in a [[2025 Kelekonese constitutional referendum|national referendum]] in December 2025.

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 ===Crowned republic===
-The qhapaqate was formally restored on 4 May 2025 with its [[Kelekonese general election, 2025|first post-war elections]] being held in August that same year to determine the composition of the temporary [[Kelekonese Constitutional Assembly|constitutional assembly]] set up to draft a new [[Constitution of Kelekona|constitution]]. Among the first articles to have been proposed and unanimously supported by the assembly was an article that abolished the armed forces as a permanent standing organization, citing the juntas of 1988 and 2009 alongside how these juntas have emerged as reasons why the armed forces could never be trusted in preserving the {{wp|rule of law}} or ensuring the people's welfare. In its place, the [[Defense Force]] would handle Kelekona's defense functions as the nation's {{wp|gendarmerie}}. Further articles would establish the qhapaqate as an {{wp|ethnic federation}}, dividing the country up into eleven federal regions, that being seven regional states and four multi-ethnic administrations; the idea behind those articles was to put an end to ethnic Kelekonese dominance without resorting to violence or another civil war.
+The qhapaqate was formally restored on 4 May 2025 with its [[Kelekonese general election, 2025|first post-war elections]] being held in August that same year to determine the composition of the temporary [[Kelekonese Constitutional Assembly|constitutional assembly]] set up to draft a new [[Constitution of Kelekona|constitution]]. Among the first articles to have been proposed and unanimously supported by the assembly was an article that abolished the armed forces as a permanent standing organization, citing the juntas of 1988 and 2009 alongside how these juntas have emerged as reasons why the armed forces could never be trusted in preserving the {{wp|rule of law}} or ensuring the people's welfare. In its place, the [[Defense Force of Kelekona|Defense Force]] would handle Kelekona's defense functions as the nation's {{wp|gendarmerie}}. Further articles would establish the qhapaqate as an {{wp|ethnic federation}}, dividing the country up into eleven federal regions, that being seven regional states and four multi-ethnic administrations; the idea behind those articles was to put an end to ethnic Kelekonese dominance without resorting to violence or another civil war.
 Other major articles would elaborate on the exact structure of the crowned republic, detailing that the new government would be headed by four ''[[Qhapaqs of Kelekona|qhapaqs]]'' ("kings"), one for each of the four {{wp|cardinal directions}}, who are the heads of the four surviving Songunite royal houses. The qhapaqs would serve as the nation's {{wp|executive branch|executive}} and serve a role in the nations {{wp|legislative branch|legislature}}, their council making up the upper house of the new legislature. Below the qhapaqs would be the aristocratic middle house, from which members of the aristocracy for each ethnic group would be represented, and finally the lower house would be for representatives elected directly by the people. The structure of government was designed as such so as to ensure active political participation and involvement from all classes of society, and the new constitution was signed and put into effect in January 2026 after being accepted in a [[2025 Kelekonese constitutional referendum|national referendum]] in December 2025.

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