The Interior Reform Act, 1599

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The Interior Reform Act of 1599

Issued and Confirmed by His Majesty the King of Hanseti-Ruska,

In the City of St. Karlsburg,

The 13th of the Sun’s Smile, 1599

 

Va Birodeo Herzenav.

An Act

To impose comprehensive reform on the stipulations and provisions set by the Interior Edict of 1599.

 

Section I.

    The Crown shall invoke the prerogative to amend the laws of Hanseti-Ruska with appropriate and necessary intentions for the good of the realm.

 

Section II.

    In regards to the Interior Edict of 1599, the fourth section of the foregoing document is hereby annulled. The sizes of the several regions of the North shall be appropriated by the conditions of its current titular status and by the consistent population of the residents therein. Furthermore, dimensions of land shall be allocated based upon the ratio of population and the production it yields to the realm.

 

Section III.

    The second section of the Interior Edict of 1599 in regards to the first stipulation over the authority of the Minister of the Interior “to establish standards in the size of keeps, castles, and manors” is hereby annulled. The several vassals of the Kingdom of Hanseti-Ruska shall have the clause of self-determination to build their stead as affirmed by the Royal Letters issued by the Crown to their discretion given that it is built under reasonable dimensions and that it is contained within the existing borders of its granted region.

 

Section IV.

    The Interior Minister may not move vassals without the expressed permission of the Crown and must present vindication of his reasoning to the Lord Chancellor a fortnight before he intends to take action. Should vassals be relocated elsewhere, they shall be given the same dimensions of their homestead before their reallocation.

Section V.

    The several vassal settlements shall not be subject to size decreases. Vassals may expand its borders upon obtaining higher titular honorifics from expressed Royal Assent through the imposition of a royal letter or written decree from the foregoing entity. Moreover, the dissolution of a given vassal's holdings shall constitute on the basis of treason, the inadequate succession to the titular responsibilities, or the consolidation of the land to another entity based upon lacking population or geographical inconveniences.

 

Section VI.

The Monarch of the Dual Kingdoms of Haense and Ruska shall have the perpetual and absolute authority of the enforcement and amendment of this act.

 

 

                                        Iv Joveo Maan,

Iv Joveo Ehr, 1599
                                            

Signed,

His Majesty the King Marius I of Hanseti and Ruska, Grand Prince of the Raev, Duke of Akovia, Krajia, Greymarsh and Alban, Margrave of Vanderfell and Adria, Count of Siegrad, Werdenburg, Kavat, Karovia, Torun, Owynswood and Kaunas, Lord of St. Karlsburg, Protector of the Highlanders.

 

 

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