Overview of Treko[]
The Empire of Treko, commonly called Treko, was a constitutional stratocracy based in Kurakchevsk. Commonly referred to as the Giant of the Steppe or as the Gateway to Hezrana by Eporan traders in the 14th century, the Empire hold a vast land mass it inherited from the collapse of the Yuan in Central Hezrana. Currently, the Empire borders the territories of the Cynedrycan Empire, the Kingdom of Galavaria, Karymsk, Dzima, Zlasina, Mosova and Havliclav, and Pomerelia in its Eporan region, in Hezrana and the East, the Empire borders the Yuan Republic, Xinmei, Khaw Si Khaw, Tayastan and Michu.
Government of Treko[]
The Trekkish Government is divided into three different branches, the executive, legislative and judicial branches respectively, each with their unique procedures or process on how they function or how they exist as part of the three branches of Treko's government.
Executive
Legislative
The legislative branch of the Trekkish government witholds the authority to pass, amend or reject any legislative proposals, this branch is commonly referred to as the Duma of Treko or simply Royal Duma, it's official title, the Royal Duma of Treko. Currently consisting of 500 members in the assembly, the Trekkish Duma exercises a unique and complex procedure as part of Treko's rocky democratic process. Her 500 members may increase as time goes on, as the Ascension Act provides the 10th Amendment, and the First Clause which stated that "The members of the Trekkish Duma shall be consistent with the growing population pool." The legislative branch is also the assembly responsible for the formation of the representative government, though the Prime Minister is an office entitled by the Crown, the government itself is elected by a general consensus from the public. When a government is later elected, in the first sitting or first state opening of Parliament after an election, the new government may propose a candidate of their choosing to hold the office of Prime Minister, the Czarina has the authority to veto a candidate, but this has never happened and has no historical precedent.
Judicial