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The government of Tierrador is a unitary parliamentary semi-constitutional monarchy, which also includes many elements of a direct democracy with its government center in Taisgol. It operates under a constitutional framework that emphasizes democratic principles, separation of powers, and the protection of individual rights. The executive power is vested in the Woqala, who is decided via hereditary line of succession. The Woqala then appoints the Qaphenć following their victory in a popular-vote election, which is held every four years. The Woqala also appoints eight Executive Council members, along with a Cabinet of Secretaries for the various [[Executive Offices of Tierrador|Offices]] to assist in the administration of government affairs. Legislative authority is held by a unicameral Parliament, known as the Qangreč, comprising of 420 elected representatives from various political parties. The judiciary functions independently and interprets the laws of the Republic. Since 1994, all of these branches operate under a checks and balances system, where all three branches take measures to balance out the powers vested in each other in order to ensure a safe and fair political environment, and to prevent one branch from taking too much power in the nation. The nation has a multi-party system, with regular elections taking place every five years to ensure a competitive political landscape. The nation's government focuses on promoting social welfare, economic development, and environmental sustainability, while upholding the principles of equality, justice, and freedom for all its citizens.

The executive branch of Tierrador is responsible for the administration and governance of the country. The executive branch is headed by both the Woqala, a typically-female monarch apppointed via line of succession, and the Qaphenć, who is elected into office via universal suffrage. This branch carries out various roles to ensure the smooth functioning of the government and the implementation of policies. The Woqala serves as the ceremonial head of state and is responsible for representing Tierrador domestically and internationally. The Woqala is decided by the hereditary line of succession and serves as the highest-ranking official in the executive branch. They often perform ceremonial duties, such as hosting state visits, delivering speeches on important occasions, and representing the nation in diplomatic negotiations. The Woqala also has the power to appoint and dismiss government officials, including ministers, ambassadors, and judges. The Qaphénc, on the other hand, holds the position of the head of government in Tierrador. The role of the Qaphénc is to assist the Woqala in overseeing the day-to-day administration of the country and manage the implementation of government policies. The Qaphénc works closely with other ministers and government officials to coordinate activities across various departments. The Qaphénc (at this time, Angelina Šaphiana) is responsible for setting the government's agenda, proposing legislation, and making executive decisions.

The Tierradorian legislative branch is a unicameral chamber called the '''Qangreč'''. It is comprised of approximately 420 representatives elected by universal suffrage every five years from all 25 commonwealth based off the population of each commonwealth. The Qangreč is usually tasked with drafting and adopting federal law, assisting in appointing the Qaphenć (head of government), holding hearings to inform the legislative process, conducting investigations to oversee the executive branch, and serving as the voice of the Tierradorian people and the regions in the federal government. The legislative process in Qangreč involves the introduction, discussion, and voting on proposed laws. Members bring forth bills, which undergo committee review and public hearings before reaching the floor for debate. The Qangreč encourages open dialogue and encourages members to articulate their perspectives, allowing for thorough deliberations. The Qangreč is designed to be a diverse and inclusive institution, reflecting the varied demographics and interests of the Tierradorian population. Its membership comprises individuals from different regions, communities, and political parties, aiming to ensure fair representation and foster democratic decision-making.

Tierrador is a unitary parliamentary semi-constitutional monarchy. The nation is considered a [[w:Hybrid regime|hybrid regime]]. There are close to 120 political parties across the 25 commonwealths and 101 qoyalets of the nation, however, only 11 are represented on the national political circuit. The nation declares itself to be an "indivisible, secular, democratic, and social monarchy". The constitution provides for a separation of powers and proclaims Tierrador’s "attachment to the Rights of All and the principles of National Sovereignty as defined by the Proclamation of 1867". Until the end of the Second Beaver War and the ratifying of the Constitution of 1867, the Qabóri Woqalate was an absolute matriarchal monarchy, meaning that the Woqala possessed all power over the Qabóri government and day-to-day operations. After 1867, however, the Woqala's powers were reduced, meanwhile the Qaphenć's powers were added onto significantly. Despite this, the Woqala still holds quite a lot of power, mostly sharing the responsibilities of running the Woqalate with the Qaphenć.