Kada Empire

The  is an Imperial Federalist minor civilization based in the Appearence Galaxy. Their government had an open stance against capitalism, democracy, and unionism. Some nations within the Kada Federation did not agree with this stance, but dissent did not go beyond quiet disagreement. They are a founding member of the Capita Council. Their Emperor, Hohirto Gekanjimy emphasizes a heavy-hand in galactic affairs despite their small size. Despite having an open stance against democracy, their system of government is slightly democratic in that a collective council meets to vote on issues, however the council members are not elected by the people.

Government and Politics
Kada is a Federal Union ruled by an Emperor - and is therefore imperial - where thirty nine nations on the Kada homeworld, Laktos, are unified under one rule. They do, however, have the power to execute day-to-day orders, such as manage a collective council.

Nations
A nation is a regional state within the Federation. Each state has its own separate government, allowing each state to have a separate regime. A nation sends its representatives to a monthly meeting including all of the states. These states are fully independent and can have their own legislature and practice complete self-determination. All nations, however, answer to the Emperor. However, a full thirty-nine nation agreement can force the Emperor to abdicate from his position. Such action is rare, however.

The Collective
The collective is a grand-scale executive branch of the Kada Empire. It is made up of thirty-nine parties, each from one of the states. The collective meets monthly and discusses matters that need to be addressed. A conclusion will be met and then put into practice. Most nations within the Kada Empire are friendly with each other, but occasionally internal conflict breaks out, at which time the Emperor calls upon a united force to end the conflict.

Personality and Behavior
The Kadas are loyal to their Emperor, but not to the point of fanaticism. Despite living in a tightly controlled society, they are all quite well taken care of, with not much internal dissent. Since the official state position is against democracy and republics, most of their people believe in this same stance, however some are not as harsh towards the citizens of the nations that their government regards as enemies. They are a serious people with an emphasis on logical and deductive reasoning rather than impulsive and quick decisions.