International Council

The international council is made up of four governing bodies: the House of Royals, the House of Representatives, the House of Justice, and the Military. Each of the member nations has delegates assigned to each body and decisions must be ratified by 2/3rds of each house in order to be passed into law.

Structure

House of Royals - consists of ruling heads of each member nation, usually chosen by royal bloodline
House of Representatives - consists of elected representatives from each member nation, often aristocracy or professional politicians
House of Justice - consists of five elected representatives and five randomly selected landowners under a royally appointed Head Adjudicator
Military - consists of the heads of each member nation's military body, usually royally appointed.