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[[File:Burg Crown.png|right|150px|Crown pf Burgundie]] | |||
{{Main|Government of Burgundie|List of Rulers of Burgundie|Kliebold Christensen|Constitution of Burgundie|Golden Council of Ten|Grandees of Burgundie}} | {{Main|Government of Burgundie|List of Rulers of Burgundie|Kliebold Christensen|Constitution of Burgundie|Golden Council of Ten|Grandees of Burgundie}} | ||
All political entities in Burgundie are governed through the concept that all government is local. The layered approach is an important part of Burgundian political culture, which makes it a unique case in the [[Holy Levantine Empire]], not as liberal as [[Kuhlfros]] and not as authoritarian as [[Urcea]]. The sense of civic engagement in government is high at the municipal level, moderate at the provincial level (usually this is run by a hereditary noble), and minor at the monarchical level. This not to say that the nobility are not held accountable, as they are bound by elected advisory committees, even the crown which is bound by the representatives of the [[Golden Council of Ten]]. | All political entities in Burgundie are governed through the concept that all government is local. The layered approach is an important part of Burgundian political culture, which makes it a unique case in the [[Holy Levantine Empire]], not as liberal as [[Kuhlfros]] and not as authoritarian as [[Urcea]]. The sense of civic engagement in government is high at the municipal level, moderate at the provincial level (usually this is run by a hereditary noble), and minor at the monarchical level. This not to say that the nobility are not held accountable, as they are bound by elected advisory committees, even the crown which is bound by the representatives of the [[Golden Council of Ten]]. | ||