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Thorland
An elaboration of the system the Norse followed
OTL, with Kings and Things and Althing, expanded and
streamlined with modern technology. Probably
the highest level of personal freedom in Mithras.
Eerland
Monastically ruled as a theocracy by the Catholic
Church (the Holy See was located here for centuries),
rather like Tibet was at one time. Population is
nearly all Catholic, and the Abbots and Bishops
run the State as well as the Church.
Leoland
Once a military alliance, this nation has evolved
into a representational republic with similarities
to the United States of America. The Firstman's terms
cannot be consecutive and run for five years.
The Hand of the Law has five Judges. The Council
is bicameral by population or not, like Congress.
New Mithrasland
An empire imposed over peoples who, in the western part,
do not necessarily like being part of the empire, sort of
like the old Soviet Union. A military junta of Mithraists
selects major leaders and the King, as well as his cabinet.
Going against the junta generally leads to the demise
of the offender.
Gothland
Similar to New Mithrasland, but here the Council
of Ten Fathers is choosen for Mithraic rather than
military expertise. The fact that virtually the
entire population is Mithraic also further amplifies
the power and authority of the Council.
Saharan Coptic Empire
Turkic Coptic Empire
Arabic Coptic Empire
All three have essentially the same form of government,
dating back centuries to the time of the Coptic Breaking.
A ruling clan, which claims descent from Solomon and
the Queen of Sheba through Jesus and Mary Magdelen chooses
the leaders of the Empire and Provinces from among themselves.
subsaharan Africa
Similar to OTL, except there are even more nations
and the upper elite have access to a little better technology.
Most of the nations are autocratic dystopias, where the
vast majority of people lead lives scarcely better than
their counterparts in OTL.
Hind Khanate
An Assembly of Representatives are choosen, three from each
Caste that a person is born into. This was originally based
supposedly on degree of enlightenment before rebirth, now
it is based on vocation of family or ancestry. The Buddhists
tried to eliminate this feature of Hindu culture, but this
was not a priority and it still lingers. The Foreman of the
Assembly is chosen annually. He can be choosen more than
once but is not supposed to. A judicial tribunal interprets
the law which the Assembly passes and the foreman enforces.
Chien Khanate
A highly bureaucratic mercantile oligarchy runs this country
behind the Golden Throne in a system resembling an exaggeration
of the Imperial Chinese system. Governance is quite complicated,
and connections are imperative to get anything you want done.
Bandibaga
An aboriginal "nation" resembling a giant American Indian
Reservation, run by the Chien Khanate. The standards of living
are fairly decent here though, since the Khanate sincerely
wants to do right by its subjects.
New Saxonland
Electronic Democracy. Supervisor elected by popular vote.
Serves for a six year term, cannot serve again.
Unicameral Assembly by population. Seven man National Court.
Issues are decided by simple majority, with some
constitutional protection of minorities. Votes are
taken over the Clique of Cliques (internet analog).
New Leoland
Electronic Democracy. Manager elected by popular vote.
Bicameral Assembly based on residence, and "position"
or vocation. Issues are decided by simple majority,
with constitutional safeguards more extensive than
New Saxonland's. Ten man National Court, manager
can break ties. Votes are taken over the
Knowledge Quilt (competing internet analog).
New Thorland
Virtually the same as Thorland's government.
Tenokauatl
After losing a series of wars to New Leoland, Tenokauatl
has decided to take the best of its Aztec culture and
the Mithraic one of New Leoland and be better than both.
The emperor is a beloved figurehead who unites and inspires
the people. It is similar to OTL postwar Japan with a First
Chief on the Council of Chiefs who governs the country.
Dominion of the Incan Peoples
New Lycian Federation
Although these had very different origins, they evolved very
similar governments. The Dominion formed from the fragments
of the old Incan Empire, the Federation from a number of
colonies established by adventurous Mithraists who wished
to form their own systems of government. The different tribes
and the small Lycian nations each joined as mutual defense
leagues and developed into Confederacies. They are sometimes
listed in references as their separate component parts, and
have fairly free hand in internal government.