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Imperial City-State

The Imperial City-States are the semi-independent sovereign cities composing the Empire. Together they serve as the political, economical, and cultural centers over their portion of the realm.

Structure

City-States can be lead by one or more Governors whose responsibility it is to safeguard the City-State against threats stemming from within and without.   Other than their influence over the city itself, the governors and their aides have authority over the Oikistes; the expedition leaders dispatched in their territories. Therefore the resources gathered by outposts and small settlements are also under the purview of City-States executives.   Governors have no authority over the governors of the other City-States, and all governors report to the Lord-Emperor and the Imperial Council seated in the capital, Tal Shoth.

History

It didn't take long after the First Sending for each groups of Demon to decide to settle in the most favorable environments accessible. With the threats forom the wilds forcing them to reinforce and isolate themselves until they could move around in safety. The first settlements who survived this period of strife would almost always grow into City-States, copying an organization that seemed to work properly in the Old World. Each City-State evolved on its own, due in no small part to the origin of each First Sent group themselves coming from various Old World backgrounds and cultures. This resulted in a divergeance in cultures in spite of the alliances that would eventually form between them.


Due to the assertive nature of Imperials overall, those differences don't have much of a political impact. However, resources or lust for power may have occasionnaly brought conflict to the table between one or more City-States before the Daemonis Republic, and later on the Keratos Empire managed to unite the Cities more throughly.

Laws

Each City-State follows a set of shared Imperial laws. Given the distance between them and the certain differences in their justice system are inevitable. The differences can range from the severity of punishments for the same crime to the implementation of a whole new set of laws.
Type
Geopolitical, City-state
Alternative Names
Imperial Fief, Imperial Core, Walled City
Demonym
Imperial Citizens
Ruling Organization
Leader Title
Government System
Meritocracy
Power Structure
Semi-autonomous area
Economic System
Market economy
Currency
While the markets and major businesses of City-States employ Suns as standard currency, it is not unusual for Imperial City-States to have their own internal currencies because of their semi-isolated status. This allows them to rely on local wares rather than hoping the outsiders trading resources will deign lowering their prices.
Executive Body
The laws within the City-States are enforced by the Ortho Legion divisions present therein.
Parent Organization
Location
Related Species
Related Ethnicities

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