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|leader_name1 = [[Ukwar II.]] | |leader_name1 = [[Ukwar II.]] | ||
|leader_title2 = [[Premier]] | |leader_title2 = [[Premier]] | ||
|leader_name2 = [[ | |leader_name2 = [[Mikuu Mirvciko]] ([[Strong Grajnidar]]) | ||
|legislature = | |legislature = | ||
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== Goverment== | == Goverment== | ||
[[File:Ukwar II..jpg|thumb|The current King of Grajnidar, Ukwar II.|alt=Ukwar II.]] | [[File:Ukwar II..jpg|thumb|The current King of Grajnidar, Ukwar II.|alt=Ukwar II.]] | ||
Grajnidar is a fairly authoritarian parliamentary constitutional monarchy. On paper the nation is lead by the Premier | Grajnidar is a fairly authoritarian parliamentary constitutional monarchy. On paper the nation is lead by the Premier Mikuu Mirvicko from Strong Grajnidar (SG), who serves as the only head of goverment. With the king Ukwar II. from the Muulikartheda dynasty being nothing more than the head of state. But in reality the King has much more power over the goverment. He can decide what laws and changes will pass, and which not. He has control over the whole Grajnidaren diplomacy and often gives 'little tips' to the goverment, which, althought do not officially have to be, are always fully implemented. The Grajnidaren constitution has seen quite a few changes in the past years, slowly giving the King more and more power. And while these changes and the goal of them is quite obvious, no one was ever successful in the efforts of stopping it from happening. | ||
The National Parliament is responsible for drafting new laws and handling the state budget, but alone doesn't really have any power, as before a law passes it needs to be checked by the Senate and then the King who has the ability to dismiss anything he doesn't particularly like, which he uses quite often. | The National Parliament is responsible for drafting new laws and handling the state budget, but alone doesn't really have any power, as before a law passes it needs to be checked by the Senate and then the King who has the ability to dismiss anything he doesn't particularly like, which he uses quite often. | ||