Otukenstan
Ulus Constitutional Khaganate of Otukenstan
Ulus (Peoples) Constitutional Khaganate of Otukenstan is a vast Eurasian power anchored by rugged mountain barriers, expansive steppes, and a high-volume maritime trade strait. Governed as a Constitutional Monarchy, with a unique political landscape where left-wing human security and right-wing market dynamics converge under a technocratic meritocracy.
Otukenstan was founded following a 3-year bloody revolution breaking free as slaves and vassals from the tyrannical Emperor of the east to forge our own paths.
With fierce deliberation of the first Kurultai council, it was decided a year from the day that the general and clan leader that took the Emperors head and lifted us from our chains by breaking his first would become the first Shahanshah to lead us.
House of Karadag begins its reign as Khatun Penelope I is crowned under the laws of Otukenstan.
The monarchy of Otukenstan has been formally abolished. The country transitions to a republican form of government.
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Constitutional Convention
Temporary
Called by the head of government or the monarch, or held automatically in a new country's first year. For one year the usual constitutional-change cooldown is suspended, so a new package can be opened as soon as the previous one closes, and the cost of opening a constitutional change package is capped at 75 PP however many changes it contains. Only one package can be open for voting at a time and voting thresholds are unchanged. Once the convention ends, another cannot be called for 10 years. It does not skew elector positions or change salience — its effects are purely on the constitutional change mechanics.
Secular Republic
A country where the separation of religion and state is not a compromise but a founding value. Voters treat faith as a strictly private matter and react sharply to any hint of religious influence over law or public life. Personal freedom of conscience is prized. Secularism itself is a sacred cause here — attempts to bring religion into government carry outsized political consequences. Says nothing about economics or culture beyond the church-state line.
- ⛪ Role of Religion in Society — pulls toward secular governance
- 🗽 Individual Liberty — pulls toward individual liberty
Satisfied
The country's finances sit clearly ahead of its peers, and electors are pleased with the status quo.
- Raise retirement spending Failed
- Cut income tax for low earners Lapsed
What's been promised
Flagship projects that parties have committed to build if they win. Nobody can cancel one once the party wins.
Being delivered now
Political Parties
3 of 7 possible parties in country
Parties in opposition
Parties without a cabinet position.
Elected Offices
Upcoming electionsYabgu Veto
Elections occur every 100 months. Next election on 27 April 2032 · First past the post (in 7 years)
Candidates & endorsementsExecutive Actions
Powers the executive can wield against rivals — and the autocracy score each act leaves behind.
Cabinet Status
Legislatures
Current legislative bodies and their seat allocations
Kurultai
100 total seats
Criteria for proposals to pass:
- 50.1% of those voting must vote in favour
Seat Distribution
Party seats
Elections occur every 80 months. Next election on 12 May 2030 · Proportional (D'Hondt) (in 5 years)
Ming Bey
1000 total seats
Criteria for proposals to pass:
- 50.1% of those voting must vote in favour
Seat Distribution
Party seats
Elections occur every 60 months. Next election on 22 November 2029 · Proportional (D'Hondt) (in 4 years)
Tudun
10000 total seats
Criteria for proposals to pass:
- 50.1% of those voting must vote in favour
Seat Distribution
Party seats
Elections occur every 40 months. Next election on 22 January 2027 · Proportional (D'Hondt) (in 2 years)
Yarguci
10 total seats
Criteria for proposals to pass:
- 50.1% of those voting must vote in favour
Seat Distribution
Party seats
Elections occur every 120 months. Next election on 11 November 2034 · Proportional (D'Hondt) (in 9 years)
Election History
Historical election results and democratic milestones
Currently being voted on
No laws are currently being voted on.
Recent law changes
Otukenstan is not a member of any treaty.
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