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The Imperial Diet had '''XXX''' hundred members and was convened by the Emperor in Corcra as needed, or could automatically convene itself with assent of '''XXX''' members. It was comprised of the thirty members of the Collegial Electorate. | The Imperial Diet had '''XXX''' hundred members and was convened by the Emperor in Corcra as needed, or could automatically convene itself with assent of '''XXX''' members. It was comprised of the thirty members of the Collegial Electorate. | ||
As a result of the unrest following the Third Caroline War and First Fratricide, many reforms were implemented in an attempt to put the confederal Empire on sounder footing and increase its viability. Many major changes were implemented when the Diet reconvened in 1855: the Diet's reformation into a confederate council rather than a legal institution; the Imperial Inquisition, the primary law-enforcement institution, was abolished; mediatization of large parts of the Empire, especially in the Kingdom of Dericania; and a series of other changes intended to abolish the medieval legal structures of the Empire and reform it into something more resembling a customs and trade union. These reforms were successful, for a time, until the final dissolution of the Empire in the 20th century. | As a result of the unrest following the Third Caroline War and First Fratricide, many reforms were implemented in an attempt to put the confederal Empire on sounder footing and increase its viability. Many major changes were implemented when the Diet reconvened in 1855: the Diet's reformation into a confederate council rather than a legal institution; the [[Imperial Inquisition]], the primary law-enforcement institution, was abolished; mediatization of large parts of the Empire, especially in the Kingdom of Dericania; and a series of other changes intended to abolish the medieval legal structures of the Empire and reform it into something more resembling a customs and trade union. These reforms were successful, for a time, until the final dissolution of the Empire in the 20th century. | ||
=== Emperor and Collegial Electorate === | === Emperor and Collegial Electorate === | ||