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	Monarchies in their many forms are one of the most common governments used by societies on [[Kishar]]. Nations and peoples as organized and large as [[Amshan]] and as diffuse as [[Abanir]] are ruled by monarchs, though there are significant differences across cultures and regions.		Monarchies in their many forms are one of the most common governments used by societies on [[Kishar]]. Nations and peoples as organized and large as [[Amshan]] and as diffuse as [[Abanir]] are ruled by monarchs, though there are significant differences across cultures and regions.

	While monarchies may be widespread on Kishar, they are not necessarily hereditary in nature, and those that could be described as such are considered oddities by many. It may be perfectly acceptable to be ruled by a king or queen, but to suggest that such rule should necessarily be passed down to their children is often seen as strange, as familial relation is no guarantee they will possess the skills necessary for governance. In some places, like the [[jarl\|jarldoms]] of [[Rothurland]] or the [[Scholar-Prince\|scholar-princedoms]] of [[Yurukan]], the position of monarch passes to those who prove themselves worthy of the role in whatever means their society values. Still, some of the largest nations on Kishar are hereditary monarchies, but even then they tend to have strong limits on the individual's powers. [[Viridia\|Viridian]] kings and queens must contend with the influence of the senate, for example, while those of [[Khapesh]] are required to navigate both the considerable economic authority of the [[Khapeshan pantheon\|temples]] of their nation and with their underlings the [[nomarch\|nomarchs]]. As a general rule, monarchies on Kishar are either non-hereditary and absolute, or else hereditary and either bureaucratic or meritocratic.		While monarchies may be widespread on Kishar, they are not necessarily hereditary in nature, and those that could be described as such are considered oddities by many. It may be perfectly acceptable to be ruled by a king or queen, but to suggest that such rule should necessarily be passed down to their children is often seen as strange, as familial relation is no guarantee they will possess the skills necessary for governance. In some places, like the [[jarl\|jarldoms]] of [[Rothurland]] or the [[Scholar-Prince\|scholar-princedoms]] of [[Yurukan]], the position of monarch passes to those who prove themselves worthy of the role in whatever means their society values. Still, some of the largest nations on Kishar are hereditary monarchies, but even then they tend to have strong limits on the individual's powers. [[Viridia\|Viridian]] kings and queens must contend with the influence of the [[Viridian senate\|senate]], for example, while those of [[Khapesh]] are required to navigate both the considerable economic authority of the [[Khapeshan pantheon\|temples]] of their nation and with their underlings the [[nomarch\|nomarchs]]. As a general rule, monarchies on Kishar are either non-hereditary and absolute, or else hereditary and either bureaucratic or meritocratic.

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Gronk at 20:25, 1 March 2025

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	Monarchies in their many forms are one of the most common governments used by societies on [[Kishar]]. Nations and peoples as organized and large as [[Amshan]] and as diffuse as [[Abanir]] are ruled by monarchs, though there are significant differences across cultures and regions.		Monarchies in their many forms are one of the most common governments used by societies on [[Kishar]]. Nations and peoples as organized and large as [[Amshan]] and as diffuse as [[Abanir]] are ruled by monarchs, though there are significant differences across cultures and regions.

	While monarchies may be widespread on Kishar, they are not necessarily hereditary in nature, and those that could be described as such are considered oddities by many. It may be perfectly acceptable to be ruled by a king or queen, but to suggest that such rule should necessarily be passed down to their children is often seen as strange, as familial relation is no guarantee they will possess the skills necessary for governance. In some places, like the [[jarl\|jarldoms]] of [[Rothurland]] or the [[Scholar-Prince\|scholar-~~princes~~]] of [[Yurukan]], the position of monarch passes to those who prove themselves worthy of the role in whatever means their society values. Still, some of the largest nations on Kishar are hereditary monarchies, but even ~~still~~ they tend to have strong limits on the individual's powers. [[Viridia\|Viridian]] kings and queens must contend with the influence of the senate, for example, while those of [[Khapesh]] are required to navigate both the considerable economic authority of the [[Khapeshan pantheon\|temples]] of their nation and with their underlings the [[nomarch\|nomarchs]]. As a general rule, monarchies on Kishar are either ~~absolute and~~ non-hereditary or bureaucratic ~~and hereditary~~.		While monarchies may be widespread on Kishar, they are not necessarily hereditary in nature, and those that could be described as such are considered oddities by many. It may be perfectly acceptable to be ruled by a king or queen, but to suggest that such rule should necessarily be passed down to their children is often seen as strange, as familial relation is no guarantee they will possess the skills necessary for governance. In some places, like the [[jarl\|jarldoms]] of [[Rothurland]] or the [[Scholar-Prince\|scholar-princedoms]] of [[Yurukan]], the position of monarch passes to those who prove themselves worthy of the role in whatever means their society values. Still, some of the largest nations on Kishar are hereditary monarchies, but even then they tend to have strong limits on the individual's powers. [[Viridia\|Viridian]] kings and queens must contend with the influence of the senate, for example, while those of [[Khapesh]] are required to navigate both the considerable economic authority of the [[Khapeshan pantheon\|temples]] of their nation and with their underlings the [[nomarch\|nomarchs]]. As a general rule, monarchies on Kishar are either non-hereditary and absolute, or else hereditary and either bureaucratic or meritocratic.

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	== On Kishar ==		== On Kishar ==
	Monarchies in their many forms are one of the most common governments used by societies on [[Kishar]]. Nations and peoples as organized and large as [[Amshan]] and as diffuse as [[Abanir]] are ruled by monarchs, though there are significant differences across cultures.		Monarchies in their many forms are one of the most common governments used by societies on [[Kishar]]. Nations and peoples as organized and large as [[Amshan]] and as diffuse as [[Abanir]] are ruled by monarchs, though there are significant differences across cultures and regions.

	While monarchies may be widespread on Kishar, they are not necessarily hereditary in nature, and those that could be described as such are considered oddities by many. It may be perfectly acceptable to be ruled by a king or queen, but to suggest that such rule should necessarily be passed down to their children is often seen as strange, as familial relation is no guarantee they will possess the skills necessary for governance. In some places, like the [[jarl\|jarldoms]] of [[Rothurland]] or the [[Scholar-Prince\|scholar-princes]] of [[Yurukan]], the position of monarch passes to those who prove themselves worthy of the role in whatever means their society values. Still, some of the largest nations on Kishar are hereditary monarchies, but even still they tend to have strong limits on the individual's powers. [[Viridia\|Viridian]] kings and queens must contend with the influence of the senate, for example, while those of [[Khapesh]] are required to navigate both the considerable economic authority of the [[Khapeshan pantheon\|temples]] of their nation and with their underlings the [[nomarch\|nomarchs]]. As a general rule, monarchies on Kishar are either absolute and non-hereditary or bureaucratic and hereditary.		While monarchies may be widespread on Kishar, they are not necessarily hereditary in nature, and those that could be described as such are considered oddities by many. It may be perfectly acceptable to be ruled by a king or queen, but to suggest that such rule should necessarily be passed down to their children is often seen as strange, as familial relation is no guarantee they will possess the skills necessary for governance. In some places, like the [[jarl\|jarldoms]] of [[Rothurland]] or the [[Scholar-Prince\|scholar-princes]] of [[Yurukan]], the position of monarch passes to those who prove themselves worthy of the role in whatever means their society values. Still, some of the largest nations on Kishar are hereditary monarchies, but even still they tend to have strong limits on the individual's powers. [[Viridia\|Viridian]] kings and queens must contend with the influence of the senate, for example, while those of [[Khapesh]] are required to navigate both the considerable economic authority of the [[Khapeshan pantheon\|temples]] of their nation and with their underlings the [[nomarch\|nomarchs]]. As a general rule, monarchies on Kishar are either absolute and non-hereditary or bureaucratic and hereditary.

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A '''monarchy''' is a government where power rests largely or entirely with one individual.

== On Kishar ==
Monarchies in their many forms are one of the most common governments used by societies on [[Kishar]]. Nations and peoples as organized and large as [[Amshan]] and as diffuse as [[Abanir]] are ruled by monarchs, though there are significant differences across cultures.

While monarchies may be widespread on Kishar, they are not necessarily hereditary in nature, and those that could be described as such are considered oddities by many. It may be perfectly acceptable to be ruled by a king or queen, but to suggest that such rule should necessarily be passed down to their children is often seen as strange, as familial relation is no guarantee they will possess the skills necessary for governance. In some places, like the [[jarl|jarldoms]] of [[Rothurland]] or the [[Scholar-Prince|scholar-princes]] of [[Yurukan]], the position of monarch passes to those who prove themselves worthy of the role in whatever means their society values. Still, some of the largest nations on Kishar are hereditary monarchies, but even still they tend to have strong limits on the individual's powers. [[Viridia|Viridian]] kings and queens must contend with the influence of the senate, for example, while those of [[Khapesh]] are required to navigate both the considerable economic authority of the [[Khapeshan pantheon|temples]] of their nation and with their underlings the [[nomarch|nomarchs]]. As a general rule, monarchies on Kishar are either absolute and non-hereditary or bureaucratic and hereditary.

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