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The Royal Sivadian Colonial Government has three major branches. | The Royal Sivadian Colonial Government has three major branches. | ||
| − | Royal Naval Service- The Navy and all subordinate | + | Royal Naval Service- The Navy and all it's subordinate organizations (RSMC & RNAS & ETC). |
| − | Sivadian Homeland Intelligence/Espionage/Law Division- Not just bobbies ... were looking for something a bit more North Ireland in capability | + | Sivadian Homeland Intelligence/Espionage/Law Division- A modern version of the Ministry of Interior Affairs. |
| + | (Not just bobbies ... were looking for something a bit more North Ireland in capability) | ||
| − | Ministerial Government- In the hallowed halls of the Ministerial ranks and Parliament (both house of Lords and Commons). | + | Ministerial Government- In the hallowed halls of the Ministerial ranks and Parliament decisions are made (both house of Lords and Commons). |
===Modern Royalty and Nobility=== | ===Modern Royalty and Nobility=== | ||
The most singularly distinctive thing about the RSCG is the noble enfranchisement of an Oligarchy. There has been a historical monarchy with the RSCG. The current Monarch is Regina Devin-Anne XVI. She is a highly secretive but well liked Monarch. The supporting nobility has a long and convoluted history. Enfranchisement has stood in question of validity constantly and in threat of it's existence three times. It finally stopped approximately six decades ago when Enfranchisement was made permanent by act of Parliament. | The most singularly distinctive thing about the RSCG is the noble enfranchisement of an Oligarchy. There has been a historical monarchy with the RSCG. The current Monarch is Regina Devin-Anne XVI. She is a highly secretive but well liked Monarch. The supporting nobility has a long and convoluted history. Enfranchisement has stood in question of validity constantly and in threat of it's existence three times. It finally stopped approximately six decades ago when Enfranchisement was made permanent by act of Parliament. | ||
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Description
It's 2650. Sivadians set down stakes on Sivad 2160. They established their own Regency with Queen Dahlia II, who would serve as first ruler of the British-governed colony world of Sivad (although they wouldn't actually make contact with any UK government representatives until after the advent of the lightspeed drive in 2282). Largely a ceremonial position, but still one of great cultural significance, she would reign until her death in 2201. The government is currently a Constitutional Oligarchy based on the traditional British Parliamentary system.
The Sivadian Colonial Kingdom comprises the dominions, colonies, protectorates, mandates and other territories ruled or administered by the Royal Sivadian Colonial Government. It originated with the British colonies and trading posts established by England in the late 21th and early 22th centuries. During the Age of Stellar Discovery in the 22nd and early 23rd centuries, the RSCG expanded greatly. A series of wars in the throughout it's history with the <XXX> and <XXX> left the RSCG the dominant colonial power in it's sector of space. The growth of <XXX> and Terra had eroded RSCG's economic lead by the mid of the 23rd century.
Branches of Government
The Royal Sivadian Colonial Government has three major branches.
Royal Naval Service- The Navy and all it's subordinate organizations (RSMC & RNAS & ETC).
Sivadian Homeland Intelligence/Espionage/Law Division- A modern version of the Ministry of Interior Affairs. (Not just bobbies ... were looking for something a bit more North Ireland in capability)
Ministerial Government- In the hallowed halls of the Ministerial ranks and Parliament decisions are made (both house of Lords and Commons).
Modern Royalty and Nobility
The most singularly distinctive thing about the RSCG is the noble enfranchisement of an Oligarchy. There has been a historical monarchy with the RSCG. The current Monarch is Regina Devin-Anne XVI. She is a highly secretive but well liked Monarch. The supporting nobility has a long and convoluted history. Enfranchisement has stood in question of validity constantly and in threat of it's existence three times. It finally stopped approximately six decades ago when Enfranchisement was made permanent by act of Parliament.