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	\| government_type = [[Democracy#Council Democracy\|Council democracy]]		\| government_type = [[Democracy#Council Democracy\|Council democracy]]
	\| leader_title1 = Grand Council		\| leader_title1 = Grand Council
	\| leader_name1 = [[Amho Sharamhash]]<br>[[Ronald Smith]]<br>[[86 ~~PC Interim Magisterial Council\|Interim council~~]]		\| leader_name1 = [[Amho Sharamhash]]<br>[[Ronald Smith]]<br>[[Topana Qorrom]]
	\| established_event1 = Unified		\| established_event1 = Unified
	\| established_date1 = 1-2 [[244 TT]]		\| established_date1 = 1-2 [[244 TT]]

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Grand Magister

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	==== Grand Magister ====		==== Grand Magister ====
			{{hatnote\|See also [[List of Grand Magisters]].}}
	Three democratically elected Grand Magisters form the highest level of government, maintaining direct control over the bureaucracy. Any member of the trio, typically referred to as the Grand Council, may propose a change, such as a new law or an amendment to an older law. These proposals are typically made during weekly meetings between Grand Magisters, and are referred to as bills. The proposed change is then voted on by the Grand Council, taking effect if two or more members (enough to form a majority) agree. The Grand Council maintains near-absolute rule over T'vaqi, and are typically only swayed by Senior Magisters. Until [[53 PC]], Grand Council elections occurred once every three years; the [[Death Decree of 53 PC]] changed this, causing elections to occur only when a Grand Magister dies or retires.		Three democratically elected Grand Magisters form the highest level of government, maintaining direct control over the bureaucracy. Any member of the trio, typically referred to as the Grand Council, may propose a change, such as a new law or an amendment to an older law. These proposals are typically made during weekly meetings between Grand Magisters, and are referred to as bills. The proposed change is then voted on by the Grand Council, taking effect if two or more members (enough to form a majority) agree. The Grand Council maintains near-absolute rule over T'vaqi, and are typically only swayed by Senior Magisters. Until [[53 PC]], Grand Council elections occurred once every three years; the [[Death Decree of 53 PC]] changed this, causing elections to occur only when a Grand Magister dies or retires.
	===== Timeline of Grand Magisters since 44 PC =====		===== Timeline of Grand Magisters since 44 PC =====
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	{{Grand Council}}		{{Grand Council}}

	==== Senior Magister ====		==== Senior Magister ====
	Three Senior Magisters are appointed by each Grand Magister, serving as advisors. Any Senior Magister is automatically made a candidate in Grand Magister elections. In the case of an especially sudden or critical death, a Senior Magister may be promoted to Grand Magister through internal vote, rather than a typical democratic election; this is in order to replace the deceased as quickly as possible and restore the Grand Council to its normal state in a situation where doing so immediately is imperative. This process has only occurred once, with the election of [[Insi Q'so]] following the death of [[Sirra Voti]] during the [[Silicon Rebellion]].		Three Senior Magisters are appointed by each Grand Magister, serving as advisors. Any Senior Magister is automatically made a candidate in Grand Magister elections. In the case of an especially sudden or critical death, a Senior Magister may be promoted to Grand Magister through internal vote, rather than a typical democratic election; this is in order to replace the deceased as quickly as possible and restore the Grand Council to its normal state in a situation where doing so immediately is imperative. This process has only occurred once, with the election of [[Insi Q'so]] following the death of [[Sirra Voti]] during the [[Silicon Rebellion]].

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i forgot about the History section on this page i will get to it i swear (i hope)

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	\| leader_title1 = Grand Council		\| leader_title1 = Grand Council
	\| leader_name1 = [[~~Piqo~~ ~~Thipoqo~~]]<br>[[~~Havo~~ ~~T'l~~]]<br>[[~~T'tathos~~ ~~Mhodir~~]]		\| leader_name1 = [[Amho Sharamhash]]<br>[[Ronald Smith]]<br>[[86 PC Interim Magisterial Council\|Interim council]]
	\| established_event1 = Unified		\| established_event1 = Unified
	\| established_date1 = 1-2 [[244 TT]]		\| established_date1 = 1-2 [[244 TT]]

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	=== Prehistory ===		=== Prehistory ===
			[[File:Quartzite tools.png\|left\|thumb\|Four [[w:quartzite\|quartzite]] tools believed to have been created by the Tqql, one of the many ancient factions of T'vaqi. These tools include a handaxe ( {{i'}} ), an indented sharpening stone ( {{a'}} ), a serrated object of unknown purpose ( {{o'}} ), and a curved pick ( {{ha}} ).]]
	Millenia before its inception, T'vaqi was inhabited by several competing [[Factions of T'vaqi\|factions]], each controlling a portion of its land. Little is known about these factions; their way of life, their technological prowess, and even the precise number of distinct groups is uncertain. Records of major conflicts and historical events were presumably recorded extensively on stone tablets, though surviving tablets are scarce and often damaged. It is not known for certain when humans first came to inhabit the island, with estimates generally ranging from 9000 to 6000 TT.		Millenia before its inception, T'vaqi was inhabited by several competing [[Factions of T'vaqi\|factions]], each controlling a portion of its land. Little is known about these factions; their way of life, their technological prowess, and even the precise number of distinct groups is uncertain. Records of major conflicts and historical events were presumably recorded extensively on stone tablets, though surviving tablets are scarce and often damaged. It is not known for certain when humans first came to inhabit the island, with estimates generally ranging from 9000 to 6000 TT.

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	=== Post-Calming ===		=== Post-Calming ===
			[[File:SHAPES.jpg\|thumb\|left\|A novelty poster sold in many tourist stores. Stylized text at the top reads "SHAPES!"]]
	The island's [[Grand Calming\|Calming]] occurred mid-afternoon on 1-1 [[30 PC]]. Initial explanations of the Calming as an exceedingly rare but ultimately temporary cosmic event were quickly dispelled by the lasting absence of any rain or storm clouds in the sky. Immediate panic and hysteria grew with passing days, as more and more began to realize that the [[Perpetual storm\|Perpetual Storm]] would not return. Government officials scrambled to provide explanations and reassurance. Each instance of natural rainfall, however light, struck a grim sense of hope into millions as they prayed for it to continue. Nearly a month after the initial cessation of the Storm, the nation had collectively settled down and accepted clear skies as the new way of life, save for fringe groups of Calming-deniers. The first fleet of exploration ships was sent out on 18-3.		The island's [[Grand Calming\|Calming]] occurred mid-afternoon on 1-1 [[30 PC]]. Initial explanations of the Calming as an exceedingly rare but ultimately temporary cosmic event were quickly dispelled by the lasting absence of any rain or storm clouds in the sky. Immediate panic and hysteria grew with passing days, as more and more began to realize that the [[Perpetual storm\|Perpetual Storm]] would not return. Government officials scrambled to provide explanations and reassurance. Each instance of natural rainfall, however light, struck a grim sense of hope into millions as they prayed for it to continue. Nearly a month after the initial cessation of the Storm, the nation had collectively settled down and accepted clear skies as the new way of life, save for fringe groups of Calming-deniers. The first fleet of exploration ships was sent out on 18-3.

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	Shortly after communications were opened, the Grand Council met with representatives from the islands of [[Deysachin]], [[Kalam]], [[Hapšâw]], and [[Republic of La Rossa\|La Rossa]]. Several agreements were made, the most important of which being the establishment of trade routes to and from T'vaqi. T'vaqi agreed to export copper, coal, and silicon in addition to sending its most intelligent ambassadors to the other islands. It was also agreed that Kalam would provide military support to the nation if needed, as T'vaqi had no military force at the time.		Shortly after communications were opened, the Grand Council met with representatives from the islands of [[Deysachin]], [[Kalam]], [[Hapšâw]], and [[Republic of La Rossa\|La Rossa]]. Several agreements were made, the most important of which being the establishment of trade routes to and from T'vaqi. T'vaqi agreed to export copper, coal, and silicon in addition to sending its most intelligent ambassadors to the other islands. It was also agreed that Kalam would provide military support to the nation if needed, as T'vaqi had no military force at the time.

			==== Silicon Rebellion ====
	In [[54 PC]], a nationwide miner strike dealt a massive blow to the T'vaqi economy. Migrant workers were imported from Deysachin to provide cheap labor; however, the protestors responded with acts of violences towards these workers. This prompted the shipment of a Deysachni Cayrbme to protect the workers. Covertly included among the soldiers were diplomats, sent in the hopes of facilitating negotiations with the protestors. The negotiations were successful, and migrant worker deaths greatly decreased; a fringe group of disgruntled miners turned their attention towards civilians, proclaiming their allegiance to [[Modhes Temple]]. This group would form the Modhesian Army, a largely disorganized terrorist group that relied mostly on guerrilla warfare. Despite the group's lack of organization, the Modhesian Army proved a serious threat to the Nation of T'vaqi due to the nation's lack of a military. The Modhesian Army caused the deaths of Senior Magister [[Aso Vinshasi]] and Grand Magister [[Sirra Voti]], though it is not known whether the latter's death was an assassination or suicide. Soldiers from Kalam were sent to aid the nation, and proved highly effective at keeping the terrorist group at bay; the Modhesian Army was officially declared a non-threat on 4-1 [[55 PC]]. The miner strike and the events surrounding it would become known as the [[Silicon Rebellion]].		In [[54 PC]], a nationwide miner strike dealt a massive blow to the T'vaqi economy. Migrant workers were imported from Deysachin to provide cheap labor; however, the protestors responded with acts of violences towards these workers. This prompted the shipment of a Deysachni Cayrbme to protect the workers. Covertly included among the soldiers were diplomats, sent in the hopes of facilitating negotiations with the protestors. The negotiations were successful, and migrant worker deaths greatly decreased; a fringe group of disgruntled miners turned their attention towards civilians, proclaiming their allegiance to [[Modhes Temple]]. This group would form the Modhesian Army, a largely disorganized terrorist group that relied mostly on guerrilla warfare. Despite the group's lack of organization, the Modhesian Army proved a serious threat to the Nation of T'vaqi due to the nation's lack of a military. The Modhesian Army caused the deaths of Senior Magister [[Aso Vinshasi]] and Grand Magister [[Sirra Voti]], though it is not known whether the latter's death was an assassination or suicide. Soldiers from Kalam were sent to aid the nation, and proved highly effective at keeping the terrorist group at bay; the Modhesian Army was officially declared a non-threat on 4-1 [[55 PC]]. The miner strike and the events surrounding it would become known as the [[Silicon Rebellion]].

			==== Tricade War ====
			:''Main article: [[Tricade War]]''
			By [[66 PC]], aggressive tariffs pushed by Grand Magisters [[Insi Q'so]] and [[Loqa Pili]] led to the Tricade War, a conflict between T'vaqi and the [[House of Light]]. The war was fought largely at sea, though [[Modhes Millitaria]] and [[Utlian Amphibious Forces]] made land invasions of T'vaqi. T'vaqi surrendered in [[69 PC]], and Insi Q'so was [[Record:The House of Light v. Insi Q'so\|put on trial]] and imprisoned in a Deysachni [[St. Thuilap Monastic Dome Of Penance And Contemplation Eternal Against Eyes Of Star\|monastery]]. As part of the peace treaty, the [[Viqho Peninsula]] and the town of [[Viqho]] therein were ceded entirely to Deysachin. Additionally, the city of [[Shomivit]] was partially ceded to [[Utlia]] and renamed to ''Vir Atlii''.
	== Geography ==		== Geography ==
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	==== High Priest ====		==== High Priest ====
	High Priests are licensed to conduct [[~~Star Worship~~]] rituals and ceremonies outside of scheduled prayer hours. While the role of High Priest carried additional responsibilities in the initial decades after the Second Unification, these responsibilities have gradually been applied to Magisters or Officiants. As such, the role of High Priest now functions mostly as a status symbol.		High Priests are licensed to conduct [[Aqali]] rituals and ceremonies outside of scheduled prayer hours. While the role of High Priest carried additional responsibilities in the initial decades after the Second Unification, these responsibilities have gradually been applied to Magisters or Officiants. As such, the role of High Priest now functions mostly as a status symbol.
	==== Officiant ====		==== Officiant ====
	Officiants are licensed to conduct ~~Star Worship~~ rituals and ceremonies within scheduled prayer hours. In addition, Officiants are required to conduct [[Examination Day]] rituals, including the administration of the Exam itself, should it be necessary. Officiants are also permitted to conduct weddings and funerals. They may also apply [[heraldry tattoo\|heraldry tattoos]].		Officiants are licensed to conduct Aqali rituals and ceremonies within scheduled prayer hours. In addition, Officiants are required to conduct [[Examination Day]] rituals, including the administration of the Exam itself, should it be necessary. Officiants are also permitted to conduct weddings and funerals. They may also apply [[heraldry tattoo\|heraldry tattoos]].
	==== Civilian ====		==== Civilian ====
	Any recognized T'vaqi citizen is considered a civilian. This accounts for the vast majority of individuals on the island. T'vaqi does not, however, legally recognize the existence of foreign-born immigrants; this causes them to automatically be of no social class, as they are considered to exist outside of the system entirely. A bill was passed in [[60 PC]] that allows any foreign-born immigrant that is administered a CC Exam when they reach legal adulthood to attain legal citizenship.		Any recognized T'vaqi citizen is considered a civilian. This accounts for the vast majority of individuals on the island. T'vaqi does not, however, legally recognize the existence of foreign-born immigrants; this causes them to automatically be of no social class, as they are considered to exist outside of the system entirely. A bill was passed in [[60 PC]] that allows any foreign-born immigrant that is administered a CC Exam when they reach legal adulthood to attain legal citizenship.
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	=== Religion ===		=== Religion ===
	[[File:Qho256 front.png\|thumb\|The front of a 256 qho bill depicts an eight-pointed star, the main symbol of ~~Star Worship~~ iconography.]]		[[File:Qho256 front.png\|thumb\|The front of a 256 qho bill depicts an eight-pointed star, the main symbol of Aqali iconography.]]
	Though historical records are often inconsistent at best, it is known for a fact that the people of the island speculated about powers within and beyond the Storm for millenia. Prior to the Second Unification, it was largely believed that water is a medium used by a higher power to communicate to the people of the island. The Storm, which was believed to originate from the ocean, was respected as a benevolent and powerful entity. For most of T'vaqi history, these basic spiritual beliefs were held by a majority of the population, though they did not constitute an organized religion. Most island residents had their own unique spiritual and religious beliefs in addition to the core tenets. This basic form of water worship has been largely abandoned by modern T'vaqi society, though traditions are kept alive through art forms such as [[Q'shasi]].		Though historical records are often inconsistent at best, it is known for a fact that the people of the island speculated about powers within and beyond the Storm for millenia. Prior to the Second Unification, it was largely believed that water is a medium used by a higher power to communicate to the people of the island. The Storm, which was believed to originate from the ocean, was respected as a benevolent and powerful entity. For most of T'vaqi history, these basic spiritual beliefs were held by a majority of the population, though they did not constitute an organized religion. Most island residents had their own unique spiritual and religious beliefs in addition to the core tenets. This basic form of water worship has been largely abandoned by modern T'vaqi society, though traditions are kept alive through art forms such as [[Q'shasi]].

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 Three democratically elected Grand Magisters form the highest level of government, maintaining direct control over the bureaucracy. Any member of the trio, typically referred to as the Grand Council, may propose a change, such as a new law or an amendment to an older law. These proposals are typically made during weekly meetings between Grand Magisters, and are referred to as bills. The proposed change is then voted on by the Grand Council, taking effect if two or more members (enough to form a majority) agree. The Grand Council maintains near-absolute rule over T'vaqi, and are typically only swayed by Senior Magisters. Until [[53 PC]], Grand Council elections occurred once every three years; the [[Death Decree of 53 PC]] changed this, causing elections to occur only when a Grand Magister dies or retires.
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	'''T'vaqi''', officially the '''Nation of T'vaqi''' or '''Q'ar T'vaqi''' is a sovereign nation located in the northeast quadrant of the [[Attu Archipelago]], within the [[Brchipelago]] subgroup. The island on which the nation is situated is the second smallest island in the archipelago by [[List of islands by land area\|land area]], standing at 20,658 km<sup>2</sup>; however, it is also the most densely populated, with an average population density of 502.2 individuals per square kilometer, for a total population of approximately 10.374 million. ~~{{tieteran}}~~		'''T'vaqi''', officially the '''Nation of T'vaqi''' or '''Q'ar T'vaqi''' is a sovereign nation located in the northeast quadrant of the [[Attu Archipelago]], within the [[Brchipelago]] subgroup. The island on which the nation is situated is the second smallest island in the archipelago by [[List of islands by land area\|land area]], standing at 20,658 km<sup>2</sup>; however, it is also the most densely populated, with an average population density of 502.2 individuals per square kilometer, for a total population of approximately 10.374 million.

	The Nation of T'vaqi extends to [[Vritona]], an island in the [[Eastern Ocean]] settled in [[58 PC]].		The Nation of T'vaqi extends to [[Vritona]], an island in the [[Eastern Ocean]] settled in [[58 PC]].

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	'''T'vaqi''', officially the '''Nation of T'vaqi''' or '''Q'ar T'vaqi''' is a sovereign nation located in the northeast quadrant of the [[Attu Archipelago]], within the [[Brchipelago]] subgroup. The island on which the nation is situated is the second smallest island in the archipelago by [[List of islands by land area\|land area]], standing at 20,658 km<sup>2</sup>; however, it is also the most densely populated, with an average population density of 502.2 individuals per square kilometer, for a total population of approximately 10.374 million.		'''T'vaqi''', officially the '''Nation of T'vaqi''' or '''Q'ar T'vaqi''' is a sovereign nation located in the northeast quadrant of the [[Attu Archipelago]], within the [[Brchipelago]] subgroup. The island on which the nation is situated is the second smallest island in the archipelago by [[List of islands by land area\|land area]], standing at 20,658 km<sup>2</sup>; however, it is also the most densely populated, with an average population density of 502.2 individuals per square kilometer, for a total population of approximately 10.374 million. {{tieteran}}

	The Nation of T'vaqi extends to [[Vritona]], an island in the [[Eastern Ocean]] settled in [[58 PC]].		The Nation of T'vaqi extends to [[Vritona]], an island in the [[Eastern Ocean]] settled in [[58 PC]].

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	[[File:Ash moth.png\|thumb\|An environmental activism poster advocating for the conservation of the Ash Moth.]]		[[File:Ash moth.png\|thumb\|An environmental activism poster advocating for the conservation of the Ash Moth.]]
	T'vaqi can generally be separated into central and coastal regions; land becomes more developed as one moves inland. Notable regions include the [[Viqho Peninsula]] on the island's western coast, [[Qhavo Bay]] in the north, and [[Lake Sky]]. Until [[500 TT]], the island was heavily forested. A nationwide industrial boom occurring around this time marked the beginning of the collapse of most of the island's forests and natural ecosystems. By [[99 TT]], only one native animal species, the [[Ash Moth]], remained on the island.<ref>While the island had not calmed yet and thus had little reason to use the term "native species", reactions to the extinction of the [[Amanala]] were nonetheless incendiary enough to spark a nationwide conservation effort for the Ash Moth, an effort that would only be exacerbated once it was discovered that the moth was indeed the island's only native animal species.</ref> The island's industrialization has resulted in clean water becoming a scarce resource; potable sections of Lake Sky serve as the island's most plentiful sources of freshwater. [[hydroponics\|Hydroponic]] systems capable of providing clean water have been invented, but have yet to see widespread personal use.		T'vaqi can generally be separated into central and coastal regions; land becomes more developed as one moves inland. Notable regions include the [[Viqho Peninsula]] on the island's western coast, [[Qhavo Bay]] in the north, and [[Lake Sky]]. Until [[500 TT]], the island was heavily forested. A nationwide industrial boom occurring around this time marked the beginning of the collapse of most of the island's forests and natural ecosystems. By [[99 TT]], only one native animal species, the [[Ash Moth]], remained on the island.<ref>While the island had not calmed yet and thus had little reason to use the term "native species", reactions to the extinction of the [[Amanala]] were nonetheless incendiary enough to spark a nationwide conservation effort for the Ash Moth, an effort that would only be exacerbated once it was discovered that the moth was indeed the island's only native animal species.</ref> The island's industrialization has resulted in clean water becoming a scarce resource; potable sections of Lake Sky serve as the island's most plentiful sources of freshwater. [[hydroponics\|Hydroponic]] systems capable of providing clean water have been invented, but have yet to see widespread personal use.

	=== Climate ===		=== Climate ===
	T'vaqi has a [[w:humid subtropical climate\|humid subtropical climate]]. Pre-Calming, the Perpetual Storm that surrounded the island was an omnipresent force; for millennia, the island experienced near-constant cloudy conditions and frequent rain, with only certain inland locations experiencing more than an hour of sunlight per day. This caused the T'vaqi to adopt a gray complexion over thousands of years. The violent weather made settling coastal areas difficult; population density generally increases with distance from the coast.		T'vaqi has a [[w:humid subtropical climate\|humid subtropical climate]]. Pre-Calming, the Perpetual Storm that surrounded the island was an omnipresent force; for millennia, the island experienced near-constant cloudy conditions and frequent rain, with only certain inland locations experiencing more than an hour of sunlight per day. This caused the T'vaqi to adopt a gray complexion over thousands of years. The violent weather made settling coastal areas difficult; population density generally increases with distance from the coast.
			{{T'vaqi interactive map}}

	== Government ==		== Government ==
	The government of T'vaqi is built around a bureaucracy. Any and all legal disputes, from civilian to federal levels, must be processed through the bureacracy. T'vaqi has six distinct social classes, with varying levels of power; the large majority of individuals are classified as civilians. Any citizen may promote or demote an individual of lower status by filing a request to the bureaucracy, though the recipient of a promotion may not be promoted to an equal or greater level of status (for example, a Magister may promote a civilian to an Officiant, but may not promote a High Priest to their own position). Grand Magisters may not promote Senior Magisters to their position, though they are allowed to retire at will. Promotions can skip levels of the hierarchy, though this is generally discouraged. Demotions cannot skip levels of the hierarchy. Magisterial elections are democratic, as dictated by the island's council democracy.		The government of T'vaqi is built around a bureaucracy. Any and all legal disputes, from civilian to federal levels, must be processed through the bureacracy. T'vaqi has six distinct social classes, with varying levels of power; the large majority of individuals are classified as civilians. Any citizen may promote or demote an individual of lower status by filing a request to the bureaucracy, though the recipient of a promotion may not be promoted to an equal or greater level of status (for example, a Magister may promote a civilian to an Officiant, but may not promote a High Priest to their own position). Grand Magisters may not promote Senior Magisters to their position, though they are allowed to retire at will. Promotions can skip levels of the hierarchy, though this is generally discouraged. Demotions cannot skip levels of the hierarchy. Magisterial elections are democratic, as dictated by the island's council democracy.

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	\| government_type = [[Democracy#Council Democracy\|Council democracy]]		\| government_type = [[Democracy#Council Democracy\|Council democracy]]
	\| leader_title1 = Grand ~~Magister~~		\| leader_title1 = Grand Council
	\| leader_name1 = [[~~Adisa~~ ~~Aram~~]], [[Havo T'l]], [[~~Piqo~~ ~~Thipoqo~~]]		\| leader_name1 = [[Piqo Thipoqo]]<br>[[Havo T'l]]<br>[[T'tathos Mhodir]]
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	\| established_date1 = 1-2 [[244 TT]]		\| established_date1 = 1-2 [[244 TT]]
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			{{Grand Council}}

	==== Senior Magister ====		==== Senior Magister ====
	Three Senior Magisters are appointed by each Grand Magister, serving as advisors. Any Senior Magister is automatically made a candidate in Grand Magister elections. In the case of an especially sudden or critical death, a Senior Magister may be promoted to Grand Magister through internal vote, rather than a typical democratic election; this is in order to replace the deceased as quickly as possible and restore the Grand Council to its normal state in a situation where doing so immediately is imperative. This process has only occurred once, with the election of [[Insi Q'so]] following the death of [[Sirra Voti]] during the [[Silicon Rebellion]].		Three Senior Magisters are appointed by each Grand Magister, serving as advisors. Any Senior Magister is automatically made a candidate in Grand Magister elections. In the case of an especially sudden or critical death, a Senior Magister may be promoted to Grand Magister through internal vote, rather than a typical democratic election; this is in order to replace the deceased as quickly as possible and restore the Grand Council to its normal state in a situation where doing so immediately is imperative. This process has only occurred once, with the election of [[Insi Q'so]] following the death of [[Sirra Voti]] during the [[Silicon Rebellion]].

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Timeline of Grand Magisters since 44 PC

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