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ミンスの聖なる帝国 (Minsunese)

Minsu no seinaru teikoku

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Anthem: “Heika no Chisei” (彼の神聖な陛下の治世)

"His Majesty's reign"

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Min-Su within Lavender

Capital    Eriya City
Largest city    Eribi City
Populous city    Nanbu City
National Language    Minsunese
Demonym(s)    Minsunese
Government
Type    Unitary parliamentary semi-constitutional monarchy
Head of State    Sacred Emperor Min-Su Ren IX
Head of Gov't    Prime Minister Minori Sheng
Legislature    State Congress
Upper House    Senate
Lower House    House of Representatives 
Area
Total     N?A km²
Land    23,178 km²
Water    N?A km²
Population
1420 census    6,662,340
Density    79.2/km²
GDP (PPP) 1420 estimate
Total    $283,375,971,133
Per capita    $42,534
Currency    Minsunese yen (MU¥)
Time zone    IAT+0
Driving side    right
Calling code    +2 17
Internet TLD    .mu

 

Min-Su (Minsunese:ミンスの聖なる帝国) is a small sovereign state in Aura, covering the eastern-half of Lavender Island. Eriya is the sacred capital of the country. Eribi is the largest city, and Nanbu is the most populous city; other notable cities are Wuzhen, Erifi, and Dafeng.

Min-Su is one of the least-populated-countries in the world. About one-third of the country's terrain is mountainous, with its population of 6.6 million concentrated on the coastal plains. Min-Su covers 84,132 km² is divided into eight traditional provinces. The Greater Eriya Metro is the most populous metropolitan area in Min-Su, with more than 2.82 million residents. 

After centuries of absolute monarchical rule, Sacred Emperor Kang, the People's emperor, drafted the 1330 Imperial State Constitution allowing democracy to flourish under imperial rule. In the 1330 constitution, Min-Su maintains a unitary parliamentary semi-constitutional monarchy with a bicameral legislature, the Noble State Congress.

Min-Su is a developing country with a national GDP MU¥ 430 billion, led by Agriculture, Tourism, Electronics, and Shipbuilding. It has a GDP per capita of MU¥ 66,153.85.

The country’s namesake is the ancient Gaoist and present ruling-clan, the Min-Su (ミンス). The country is the only predominant Gaoist country in the world.

 

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ETYMOLOGY

The name for Min-Su in Minsunese is written using the characters ミンス and pronounced Minsu. Before ミンス was adopted in the early 5th-century BF, the country was known in Lavender as Man (マン) and in Min-Su by the endonym Minuso. 敏素, the traditional reading of the characters, is favored for official uses, including on banknotes and postage stamps.

 

HISTORY

PRE-CLASSICAL PERIOD

According to legend, Emperor Ren I (grandson of Gao) founded a kingdom in the southeastern region of Lavender island, beginning a continuous imperial line.

Under Sacred Emperor (S. Emp.) Shen (387-349 BF), the Phoenix Reform in 379 BF.

The far-reaching Phoenix Reforms in 379 BF nationalized all land in Min-Su, to be distributed equally among cultivators, and ordered the compilation of a household registry as the basis for a new system of taxation. Further administrative reforms followed which culminated with the promulgation of the Senjo Code, which consolidated existing statutes and established the structure of the central and subordinate local governments. These legal reforms created the senchiha state, a system of a centralized imperial government that remained in place until the 1330 Imperial State Constitution. 

CLASSICAL PERIOD

In 347 BF, Sacred Empress Wei built the sacred city of Eriya, the capital of the empire and the seat of Gaoism. S. Empress Wei was the first female monarch of the country and ruled for over 62 years, the longest serving female monarch.

In 255 BF, S. Emp. Ren III was assassinated by the Gu clan of the north. His heir, S. Empress Min-Su Wei Zifu waged war against the traitorous Gu clan. She died after 18 years in her reign due to illness and was succeeded by his son, S. Emp. Ren IV.

In 76 BF, the S. Empress Consort Feiyan took up the role of regent for nine-years. Her rule is notable for strengthening the agricultural sector with canals and drainage systems. She abdicated the throne in 67 BF in favor of her son, Crown Prince Xuandi.                                         

MODERN ERA

In 119 AF, trade between Min-Su and the Auran mainland blossomed with the Eribi-Aura Trade Route. 

After centuries of absolute monarchical rule, S Emp. Kang drafted the 1330 Imperial State Constitution in favor of introducing democracy under imperial rule. This ended the thousand-year Senchiha state of governance. Following the draft, the first election was organized and Makoto Kobayashi, an attorney, won the first seat.

In the 1330 constitution, Min-Su maintains a unitary parliamentary semi-constitutional monarchy with a bicameral legislature, the Noble State Congress.

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Imperial State Constitution of 1330

 

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GOVERNMENT

Min-Su is a unitary state and a semi-constitutional monarchy in which the Sacred Emperor functions as a ceremonial and religious figure and possesses a certain degree of administrative and political power. Executive power is mainly wielded by the Prime Minister of Min-Su and their State Cabinet, whose “sovereignty” is vested in the Minsunese people. Ren IX is the current Sacred Emperor of Min-Su, having succeeded his father Min-Su Di upon his accession to the Phoenix Throne in 1388.

Min-Su's legislative organ is the State Congress, a bicameral parliament. It consists of a lower House of Representatives with 42 seats, elected by popular vote every three years or when dissolved, and an upper House of the Senate with 18 seats, whose popularly-elected members serve six-year terms. There is universal suffrage for adults over 18 years of age. The Prime Minister as the head of government has the power to appoint and dismiss Ministers of State, and is appointed by the Sacred Emperor after being designated from among the members of the State Congress. Minori Sheng is the current prime minister serving as the empire's 15th PM; he took office after winning the United Min-Su Alliance leadership election in 1420.

Historically influenced by Gaoist religious law, the Minsunese legal system developed independently during the Pre-Classical period through the Phoenix Reforms in 379 BF. Since the 370s BF, the judicial system has been largely based on religious Gaoist laws . In 375 BF, Min-Su established a civil code, the Senjo Code, which remained in effect till the democratization of the empire in 1330. The Imperial State Constitution of Min-Su, adopted in 1330 was drafted by the late Sacred Emperor Kang. Statutory law originates in the legislature, and the constitution requires that the emperor to promulgate legislation passed by the State Congress and gives him the power to oppose legislation. The main body of Minsunese statutory law is called the Six Codes. The Minsunese court system is divided into four basic tiers: the Supreme Court and three levels of lower courts.

The capital city of Min-Su is Eriya City and the largest is Eribi City, both within the single urban area of Greater Metro Eriya. The most populous city is Nanbu in Sumetsu province.

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ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS

Min-Su is divided into nine regions, each overseen by an elected governor and legislature. The nine regions are Oyama, Sumetsu, Misato, Buzhan, Nagomi, Chen, Chihaya, Kiso, and Mugi. As of the 1420 census, Oyama is the most-populous and most densely populated region with 1.82 million.

In the State Local Government Code of 1331, a local government unit (LGU) can take the form of a province, a city, a municipality, or a district. All LGUs have local legislatures and local chief executives (governor, administrator, mayor, or district head) that are elected by popular vote.

Min-Su is divided into four levels of administrative divisions with the lower three being defined in the State Local Government Code of 1331 as local government units (LGUs). They are, from the highest to the lowest:

Regions (Minsunese: 領域), mostly used to organize state services.

Provinces (Minsunese: 地方), and Independent Cities (Minsunese: 市) used to divide regions into localities. 

Component cities (Minsunese: 市)  and Municipalities (Minsunese: 自治体), within a province.

Municipal Districts (Minsunese: 区域) within a city or municipality.                  

Administrative Division
Rank Region Area Code Total Population Regional Seat Provincial Seat
1 Oyama 2171 - Owari Province Eriya
2 Sumetsu 2172 - Izu Province Nanbu
3 Misato 2173 - Musashi Province Wuzhen
4 Buzhan 2174 - Shinano Province Erifi
5 Nagomi 2175 - Shimotsuke Province Meiwa
6 Chen 2176 - Iwase Province Nakawa
7 Chihaya 2177 - Echizen Province Jimo
8 Kiso 2178 - Sado Province Dafeng
9 Mugi 2179 - Tango Province Taiba

 

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MILITARY

Min-Su maintains a large and technologically advanced military, mainly acting as defense, patrol, and international peacekeeping forces. 

The Imperial Armed Forces of Min-Su (IAFM) consist of three branches: the Imperial Minsunese Air Force, the Imperial Minsunese Army, and the Imperial Minsunese Navy. The Imperial Armed Forces of Min-Su are a volunteer force. Civilian security is handled by the Imperial Minsunese State Police under the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA). As of 1420, $8.217 or 11.03 percent of GDP is spent on military forces. 

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ECONOMY

The Minsunese economy has produced an estimated gross domestic product (PPP) of $ 283,375,971,133. Primary exports include semiconductors and electronic products, transport equipment, garments, copper products, petroleum products, coconut oil, and fruits. Major trading partners are the countries of Lavender Island and Auran countries. Its unit of currency is the Minsunese Yen or MU¥.

An industrialized country, the Minsunese economy has been transitioning from one based upon agriculture to an economy with more emphasis upon services and manufacturing. Of the country's 1420 labor force of around 3.9 million, the agricultural sector employed N?A%, and accounted for N?A% of 1420 GDP. The industrial sector employed around N?A% of the workforce and accounted for N?A% of GDP, while N?A% of the workers involved in the services sector were responsible for N?A% of GDP.

The unemployment rate as of November 1421, stands at 4%. Meanwhile, due to lower charges in basic necessities, the inflation rate eased to 1.7% in August 1419. Gross international reserves as of October 1420 are $83.201 billion. The Debt-to-GDP ratio continues to decline to 21.4% as of the second quarter of 1419 from a record high of 64% in 2004. The country is a net importer but it is also a creditor nation. 

Service industries such as tourism and business process outsourcing have been identified as areas with some of the best opportunities for growth for the country. The Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) industry is composed of eight sub-sectors, namely, knowledge process outsourcing and back offices, animation, call centers, software development, game development, engineering design, and medical transcription. In 1415, Min-Su became one of the the main center of BPO services in the world.

 

AGRICULTURE AND FISHERY

The Minsunese agricultural sector accounts for about N?A% of the total country's GDP as of 1419. Min-Su practices terracing techniques which resulted in one of the world's highest levels of crop yields per unit area, with an agricultural self-sufficiency rate of about 50% as of 1418. 

Min-Su ranked in the top 15 in the world in tonnage of fish caught and captured N?A metric tons of fish in 1419. Min-Su maintains one of the world's largest fishing fleets with its extensively growing shipbuilding industry propelling its fleet count and accounts for nearly N?A% of the global catch.

 

INDUSTRY

Min-Su has a large industrial capacity and is home to some of the "largest and most technologically advanced producers of motor vehicles, machine tools, steel and nonferrous metals, ships, chemical substances, textiles, and processed foods". Min-Su's industrial sector makes up approximately 30% of its GDP.

Min-Su is one the largest automobile producer in the world as of 1419 and is home to Fujiro, the one of the world's largest automobile company. The Minsunese shipbuilding industry faces competition; a 1420 government initiative identified this sector as a target for increasing exports.

 

SERVICES AND TOURISM

Min-Su's service sector accounts for about 65% of its total economic output as of 1420. Banking, retail, transportation, and telecommunications are all major industries, with companies such as Fujiro, V Auto, 365 Co., and Century-Tatsuya are listed as among the largest in the world.

Min-Su attracted 10 million international tourists in 1419 with expectations for it to leap in growth by 1425. The Ministry of Tourism plans to launch a tourism campaign to encourage tourists, backpackers, and clients to come and visit Min-Su.

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TRANSPORTATION

Min-Su has invested heavily in transportation infrastructure. The country has approximately N?A kilometers of roads made up of N?A of city, town and village roads, N?A kilometers of provincial roads, N?A of general national highways and N?A kilometers of national expressways as of 1419.

Since privatization in 1387, dozens of Minsunese railway companies compete in regional and local passenger transportation markets; major companies include four MinRail enterprises, Kantotsu, and Owari Corporation. The high-speed Mikansen (bullet trains) that connect major cities are known for their safety and punctuality.

There are N?A airports in Min-Su as of 1418.The largest domestic airport, Eriya International Airport in Eriya, was the busiest airport in the country in 1419. The Eribi and Wuzhen super port hubs are among the largest in the world.

ENERGY

As of 1417, 35% of energy in Min-Su was produced from petroleum, 15% from coal, 20% from natural gas, 3.5% from hydropower and 26.5% from solar and wind power. Min-Su has significant domestic reserves and has a limited to no dependence on imported energy. The country has aimed to protect its natural resources since 1380 and has diversify its sources (ie. solar, wind, hydropower) and maintain high levels of energy efficiency.

WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION

Responsibility for the water and sanitation sector is delegated to the State Water Utilities Administration (SWUA), an office under the Ministry of Public Works. Access to an improved water source is universal in Min-Su. About 98% of the population receives piped water supply from public utilities. 

Under the 1330 constitution water considered to be universal, affordable, efficient and of high quality. The SWUA is given the task to the creation of financially sustainable state water service providers or Water Districts in towns, cities, and provinces. It is with the goal of allowing for an improved access, service quality and efficiency in water availability and connection to Minsunese households. 

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DEMOGRAPHICS

Min-Su has a population of 6.6 million, of which 98% million are Minsunese nationals (1420 estimates). A small population of foreign residents makes up the remainder. In 1419, 2/3 of the total Minsunese population lived in cities. The capital city Eriya has a population of 435,483 (1420). It is part of the Greater Eriya Metro (GEM), the biggest metropolitan area in Min-Su with 1.82 million people (1420).

Immigration and birth incentives are becoming prominently solution to provide younger workers to support the nation's future problem of an aging population. On April 1, 1419, Min-Su's revised immigration law was enacted, protecting the rights of foreign workers to help reduce labor shortages in certain sectors.

RELIGION

Min-Su's constitution guarantees full religious freedom. Upper estimates suggest that 89-96 percent of the Minsunese population subscribe to Gaoism as its indigenous religion. The level of participation in religious ceremonies as a cultural tradition remains high, especially during festivals and occasions such as the first shrine visit of the New Year. Ancient Gaoism have also influenced Minsunese beliefs, customs, and legal-system.

Gaoism, is an ancient religion centered on the belief of the primordial phoenix, Gao, the offspring of Duality. Religious texts and dogma states that from Chaos came Singularity, and from Singularity came Duality, and from Duality came Gao, the primordial entity of creation, death, and rebirth. From Gao came the Five Origins and the Myriad Things. Gao appears as a brilliant gold phoenix which in tradition travels around the edge of the universe creating Myriad Things.

Humanity came into existence as a result of Gao using his inherited abilities from Duality to create the Myriad Things. And the Sacred Emperor is by tradition, religious customs and dogma, to be the physical embodiment of Gao's presence. He is the prime origin and humanity's bridge to Gao. Deifying Gao began prior to the founding of the Min-Su Clan.

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LANGUAGES

Minsunese writing uses cangi (Ancient Gaoist characters) and two sets of cana (syllabaries based on cursive script and radical of cangi), as well as the Latin alphabet and Arabic numerals. English instruction was made mandatory in Japanese elementary schools in 1401. Cangi developed from ancient Gaoist characters.

EDUCATION

Primary schools, secondary schools and universities were introduced in 1172 as a result of the Bright Minds Revolution. Since the 1330 Fundamental Law of Education or the Universal Education Law, compulsory education in Min-Su comprises elementary and junior high school, which together last for ten years. Almost all children continue their education at a two-year senior high school. The two top-ranking universities in Min-Su are the University of the East (UE) and Eriya State University (ESU). Starting in April 1416, various schools began the academic year with elementary school and junior high school integrated into one ten-year compulsory schooling program; MEXT plans for this approach to be adopted nationwide.

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HEALTH

Health care is provided by national and local governments. Payment for personal medical services is offered through a universal health insurance system that provides relative equality of access, with fees set by a government committee. People without insurance through employers can participate in a national health insurance program administered by local governments. Since 1350, all elderly persons have been covered by government-sponsored insurance. 

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POLITICS

The politics of Min-Su are conducted in a framework of a multi-party bicameral parliamentary representative democratic semi-constitutional monarchy in which the Sacred Emperor is the Head of State, with reserved political and administrative powers, and the Prime Minister as the Head of Government and of the State Cabinet, which directs the executive branch. 

Legislative power is vested in the State Congress, which consists of the Senate and the House of Representatives. The Senate consists of 18 members and the House of Representatives has 42 members.

Judicial power is vested in the Supreme Imperial Court and lower courts, and sovereignty is vested in the Imperial Throne and their people by the Constitution. Min-Su is considered a semi-constitutional monarchy with a system of imperial and civil law.

 

CONSTITUTION

The Imperial State Constitution of Min-Su was drafted by Sacred Emperor Min-Su Kang on the first hour of the new year of 1330. It was promulgated on 2 January 1330 and coming into effect on 20 January 1330. The constitution succeeded the centuries-old Senchiha State, the Gaoist-inspired legal-system and constitution implemented since 375 BF after the Phoenix Reform of 379 BF.

The 1330 Constitution established clear limits on the power of the executive branch and the Sacred Emperor. It also created an independent judiciary. Civil rights and civil liberties were allowed, though they were freely subject to limitation by law. Free speech, freedom of association and freedom of religion were all limited by laws. The leaders of the government, politicians, and the judges were left with the task of interpreting the laws using the 1330 Constitution to justify imperial sovereignty and democracy. 

 

GOVERNMENT

The 1330 Constitution defines the Sacred Emperor to be "the symbol of the State, religious head, the Guarantor of Independence, and the symbol of the unity of the people". He performs ceremonial, administrative, and political duties. "Political power" is held mainly by the Prime Minister and other elected members of the State Congress. The Imperial Throne is succeeded by a member of the Imperial House as designated by the Imperial Household Law.

The chief of the executive branch, the Prime Minister, is appointed by the Emperor as the chosen representative of His Sacred Majesty to the government. They are a member of the Senate and must be a civilian. The Cabinet members are nominated by the Prime Minister, and are also required to be civilian. With the United Minsunese Alliance (UMA) in power, it has been convention that the President of the party serves as the Prime Minister.

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LEGISLATURE 

The 1330 constitution states that the State Congress, its law-making institution, shall consist of two Houses, namely the Senate and the House of Representatives. The State Congress is the highest organ of state power, and is one the law-making organ of the State. It states that both Houses shall consist of elected members, representative of all the people and that the number of the members of each House shall be fixed by law. Both houses pass legislation in identical form for it to become law. Similarly to other parliamentary systems, most legislation that is considered in the State Congress is proposed by the cabinet. The cabinet then relies on the expertise of the bureaucracy to draft actual bills. 

The Senate has legislative mandate to control the passage of the budget, the ratification of treaties, and the selection of the Prime Minister. Members of the Senate are elected for a six-year term limited to three-terms. Half of the members are elected every three years. They are elected from two senatorial seats allocated to each province as stated in the constitution. 

The lower house, the House of Representatives' duties are to drafts bills and are sent to the Senate. Members of the lower house are elected for three-year terms from the two allocated congressional seats from each county.

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Political parties and Election

Several political parties exist in Min-Su. However, the politics of Min-Su have primarily been dominated by the United Minsunese Alliance (UMA), an imperialist-aligned party since 1330,  with the Social Democratic Party (SODEP) playing an important role as opposition several times. The UMA was the ruling party for decades since 1330, despite the existence of multiple parties. Most of the prime ministers were elected from inner factions of the UMA.

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FOREIGN RELATIONS

Min-Su is a member state of the World Assembly. Min-Su attaches great importance to economic, trade, and mutual defense treaties among its neighbors. 

As of November 1421, Min-Su is a signatory of the Multinational Working Group Regarding Passport Security and Travel Document Standards (MWG). The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) has released the four new state passports that follows eMRTD standards. 

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GOVERNMENT

The Government of the Sacred Empire of Min-Su (Minsunese: ミンスの神聖な帝国の政府) is the imperial state government of Min-Su. It is governed as a unitary state under a parliamentary democratic and a semi-constitutional monarchy where the Sacred Emperor functions head of state and the Noble Prime Minister as the head of government of the country within a pluriform multi-party system. 

The government has three interdependent branches: the legislative branch, the executive branch, and the judicial branch. The powers of the branches are vested by the Constitution of Min-Su in the following: Legislative power is vested in the two-chamber State Congress of Min-Su—the Noble Senate is the upper chamber and the Noble House of the Representatives is the lower chamber.

Executive power is exercised by the government under the leadership of the Prime Minister. Judicial power is vested in the courts with the Supreme Imperial Court of Min-Su as the highest judicial body.

The Sacred Emperor functions as the head of state, the religious head, and the commander-in-chief of the Imperial Armed Forces. He is the Guarantor of the Independence of the country and of the territorial integrity of the Sacred Empire within its authentic frontiers. He exercises by imperial prerogative, administrative and political powers, devolve to him by the constitution.

 

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Seal of the Minsunese Government

 

EXECUTIVE BRANCH

The Executive branch of Min-Su is headed by the Noble Prime Minister. The Prime Minister is the head of the State Cabinet, and is designated by the Sacred Emperor and the legislative organ, the State Congress. The State Cabinet consists of the Ministers of State and may be appointed or dismissed by the Prime Minister at any time. Explicitly defined to be the source of executive power, it is in practice, however, mainly exercised by the Sacred Emperor and his representative to the government, the Prime Minister. The practice of its powers is responsible to the State Congress, and as a whole, should the State Cabinet lose confidence and support to be in office by the State Congress, the State Congress may dismiss the Cabinet en masse with a motion of no confidence. 

 

HEAD OF STATE

The Sacred Emperor of Min-Su is the monarch and the head of the Imperial Family of Min-Su. Under the Constitution of Min-Su, he is defined as the symbol of the Minsunese state, the unity of the Japanese people, the Guarantor of the Independence of the country and of the territorial integrity of the Sacred Empire within its authentic frontiers and his position is derived from "the will of Gao, his temple, and his people with whom resides sovereign power". Imperial Household Law governs the line of imperial succession. The Supreme Court does not have judicial power over him. He is also the head of the Gaoist religion. In Minsunese, the emperor is called Tennō (天皇), literally "Heavenly sovereign". The Minsunese Gaoist religion holds him to be the direct descendant of the primordial phoenix, Gao. The emperor is also the head of all state Minsunese orders, decorations, medals, and awards. 

The historical origins of the sacred emperors lie in the Pre-Classical period of the 4th century BF with Emperor Min-Su Ren I as its first monarch. Ren IX is the current emperor of Min-Su. He acceded to the Imperial Throne upon the abdication of his father Emperor Di in 1388.

 

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Imperial Standard of the Sacred Emperor

 

HEAD OF GOVERNMENT

The Noble Prime Minister of Min-Su is designated by the Sacred Emperor and the State Congress and serves a term of four years or less; with no limits imposed on the number of terms the Prime Minister may hold. The Prime Minister heads the State Cabinet and exercises "control and supervision in the emperor's stead" of the executive branch, and is the head of government. The Prime Minister is vested with the power to present bills to the State Congress, to sign laws, to declare a state of emergency, and may also dissolve the State Congress' House of Representatives at will. He or she presides over the State Cabinet and appoints, or dismisses, the other Cabinet ministers.

Both houses of the State Congress and the Sacred Emperor designates the Prime Minister with a ballot cast under the run-off system. Under the Constitution, should both houses not agree on a common candidate, then a joint committee is allowed to be established to agree on the matter; specifically within a period of ten days, exclusive of the period of recess. However, if both houses still do not agree to each other, the decision made by the Sacred Emperor is deemed to be that of State Congress. Upon designation, the Prime Minister is presented with their commission, and then formally appointed to office by the Sacred Emperor.

As a candidate designated by the State Congress and the Sacred Emperor, he or she is required to report to the State Congress and to the imperial throne whenever demanded. The Prime Minister must also be both a civilian and a member of either house of the State Congress.

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Seal of the Prime Minister

List of Noble Prime Ministers
No. Name Term Began Term Ended Congress Served
1 Kobayashi Makoto 1330 1339 1, 2, 3
2   1340 1343 3, 4
3   1344 1350 4, 5, 6
4   1351 1354 6, 7
5   1355 1358 7, 8
6 Sasaki Tatsuro 1359 1370 8 ,9 ,10, 11
7 Miura Sachiko 1371 1382 11, 12, 13, 14
8 Yamamoto Yoichi 1383 1386 14, 15
9 Watanabe Asuka 1387 1390 15,16
10   1391 1394 16, 17
11   1395 1402 17, 18, 19
12 Ota Tomoya 1403 1411 19, 20, 21
13 Fan Ying 1412 1416 21, 22
14 Harata Hideaki 1417 1420 22, 23
15 Sheng Minori 1421 1424 23, 24

 

 

 

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