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Reunification council announces successful agreement
The council, which has been working for over a year has finally created a plan
24 August 4472



Prawanwit Phrompan, a rising star in the reunification talks

KHATTAYA, Hanzen: It is crazy to think that there are now multiple generations of children who haven't lived in a unified Hanzen, as the nation has been made of a number of princedoms since the dissolution of the Hanzen-Xsampa Empire 39 years ago; however it is quite possible that things will be changing for the better in the coming months.

A year ago, an exploratory council was put together to discuss the reestablishment of a unified Hanzenese state. The group, which has been meeting in the port city of Khattaya, is made up of representatives from across the princedoms and republics, and have recently announced that a consensus has finally been reached.

The new government will be a federal, parliamentary republic headed by a constitutional monarchy that holds limited power. Due to lobbying from many local governments, a federal system will be put in place, allowing for local leaders to keep some power; although, this may limit the parliament's ability to push for the deep reforms many predict they have planned.

One star rose up above the rest of the representatives: Prawanwit Phrompan, a business owner from Eastern Hanzen who many speculate may be able to cinch the Chief Ministry in future elections.

Elections are slated to occur in two months time, allowing for a small amount of local campaigning. A committee has also been established to find any surviving members of the royal family, or those with blood relations, who will be coronated as the new monarchs of Hanzen.

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Originally posted by pandowlpaws on Nov 21, 2018.