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=Overview=
=Overview=
The Imperator serves as the paramount figure in the Imperium of Caphiria, embodying both the executive and legislative authority within the country's governing system. Holding a position of supreme power, the Imperator, as the chief executive, serves as both the head of state and the head of the [[Council of Ministers (Caphiria)
The Imperator serves as the paramount figure in the Imperium of Caphiria, embodying both the executive and legislative authority within the country's governing system. Holding a position of supreme power, the Imperator, as the chief executive, serves as both the head of state and the head of the [[Council of Ministers (Caphiria)|Ministries of the Imperium]]. These trans-parliamentary bodies administer federal government functions on behalf of the Imperator. The Imperator's power encompasses the authority to appoint and dismiss prime ministers, create and dissolve ministries, and assign diplomatic and provincial officials. They have the ability to appoint and fire prime ministers, create and dissolve ministries, as well as the responsibility to appoint diplomatic and provincial officials. On top of his executive powers, the Imperator has ''imperium'' (executive power) over the entire [[Imperial Armed Forces of Caphiria|Armed Forces of Caphiria]], commanding the largest military in the world.
|Ministries of the Imperium]]. These trans-parliamentary bodies administer federal government functions on behalf of the Imperator. The Imperator's power encompasses the authority to appoint and dismiss prime ministers, create and dissolve ministries, and assign diplomatic and provincial officials. They have the ability to appoint and fire prime ministers, create and dissolve ministries, as well as the responsibility to appoint diplomatic and provincial officials. On top of his executive powers, the Imperator has ''imperium'' (executive power) over the entire [[Imperial Armed Forces of Caphiria|Armed Forces of Caphiria]], commanding the largest military in the world.


The Imperators ''auctoritas principis'' (legislative authority) grants them the capability to enact and change laws, gives them the final choice in matters of legislation unless the democratic representatives of the public or the guardians of national morality regard his decision as opposed to the sovereign will. However, they seldom exercise this power directly, allowing the national parliament - the [[Corcillum|Assemblies of Caphiria]] - to operate semi-autonomously and manage their individual mandates. Despite the Imperator's immense power, the historical shift in the constitutional balance has meant that the true authority in practice often lies with the [[National Assembly (Caphiria)|National Assembly]], which functions as the national legislature. The Imperator, however, retains the power to call emergency sessions of the Corcillum. The Imperator also carries the title of President of the Corcillum, although this title mostly holds ceremonial significance and does not confer additional powers.  
The Imperators ''auctoritas principis'' (legislative authority) grants them the capability to enact and change laws, gives them the final choice in matters of legislation unless the democratic representatives of the public or the guardians of national morality regard his decision as opposed to the sovereign will. However, they seldom exercise this power directly, allowing the national parliament - the [[Corcillum|Assemblies of Caphiria]] - to operate semi-autonomously and manage their individual mandates. Despite the Imperator's immense power, the historical shift in the constitutional balance has meant that the true authority in practice often lies with the [[National Assembly (Caphiria)|National Assembly]], which functions as the national legislature. The Imperator, however, retains the power to call emergency sessions of the Corcillum. The Imperator also carries the title of President of the Corcillum, although this title mostly holds ceremonial significance and does not confer additional powers.