The Royal Court

The Breshikan Royal Court consists of The king and the rulers of all provinces and Colonies along with Government agencies. The System is purely conciliatory and not legislative and allows all parts of Breshik to come together and discuss multi-oblast issues.

The politics of Breshik mostly consist of top down social policies from the King. Currently the Breshikan Parliment (the law making body of Breshik) has two seats left, the Kings and Prime ministers seats, all other seats have been dissolved over time. The Breshikan Lords Council acts as a Consulting body to the king. The council is made up of the Governors of Each oblast and the various commissioned officers of the Breshikan Government. The Council reserves the right to veto a decision of the king by unanimous vote.
As of 7/25/2016, all political power by the Council is merely advisory, all political parties except the Breshikan Loyalist Party have been banned. The Monarchy has regained absolute authority over all matters of the state.

Previously the Tomokan Party of Breshik, is a party of Tomokian or Breshikan loyalists which advocate Breshikan Nationalism above all else under Tomoko's leadership.

Nobles: Nobles may only be appointed by the king and no one else, they can grant ranks, orders, and other marks of honor but not titles of nobility.

• High Noble - A High noble is the Head of a Royal House who can own a large portion of land within Breshik.
• Low Noble - A Low Noble is not a head of a Royal House but may be a member of one. They may own a midsize amount of land within Breshik. All Oblast Governors are Low Nobles.

Knights: Knights may only be appointed by the King and by individual Nobles, they can grant orders, and give citizenry to stateless residents.

• Knight- Knights may own a small fiefdom. They are usually but not always a servant of a Noble.

Citizens/Residents:

• Citizens: Citizens can’t give citizenry and can’t own land unless appointed to it by a Noble or Knight. They however enjoy full protection under the state, and shall be respected as individuals.
• Residents: Nobles or Knights may not give or appoint land to residents unless he/she makes said resident a citizen. Residents still enjoy partial protection under the state and should be respected aslong as residents follow the laws.