Government

Kardashtuku

IAPU nation classification system

• Interactions: How does a nation interact with other nations in war and in peace

• Administration: How a nation administers its territory and people

• Power balances: Balance of power between the government and the people or the lower class and the higher class

• Uniting factors: What is the core uniting idea/goal of the nation

Tamıs- Senate

Tamımaş- Senator

Atılamaş- King

Bylamaş- Governor

Sahlamaş- Diplomat

Kaşlıer- Chancellor

Kardashtuku is a seven-party constitutional monarchy. The current reigning king is Kağan Fisuity and the current Chancellor is Yiğit Sokolov. 

The Chancellor has pretty much the same power as the US president and the king has little to no power. The Kardashtuku Senate is made up of 46 senators.

Unlike the US, the popular vote actually decides the chancellor

22 Senators for the state of Karolien

12 Senators for the state of Loeg

10 Senators for the state of Zanden

5 Senator for the state of Laveat

Kardashtuku is a multiple-party system. Although, the top 7 largest parties are the only ones shown on the ballots when it is time to elect. 

The top seven parties as of 2022:

• The Fisuity Party- Favors traditionalism and neutrality. Not in any way similar to the US conservative party. Was the dominant party for the first few years of the Kardashtuku Republic. 

• The Silent Party- Also known as the “Progressive Party”. More progressive and favors neutrality. Somewhat similar to the US Democratic party. Became the Fisuity Party’s greatest competition in the late 2020s. 

• The Democratic Party - A liberal democratic combination of the Silent Party and the Fisuity Party. Formed in July of 2023.

• The Socialist Party- Formed after communism was banned in Kardashtuku in 2008. Although the ban on communist parties was lifted in 2012, the Socialist party continued on as the third most popular party in Kardashtuku.

• Libertarian Party- Split off from the Conservative party in 2009 when the Conservative party became the Orthodox-Conservative Party.

• Orthodox-Conservative Party- Formed from the merging of the Orthodox and Conservative parties. 

• Communist Party- Reformed in 2012 when the ban on communism was lifted. Very unpopular.

• Monarchist Party- Continuation of the far-right Silver Sword Party. Extremely unpopular.