The government of Niam is a Monarchy. Many generations after the Lileth Revolution, a monarchy was created and the sons and daughters ruled all of Niam. Power has gained strength towards the King with every new monarch. So at King Nemo XI, he decided to create a centralized area of commerce, or a downtown. Giving more people jobs with a population of 30 million, a lot of people were happy. He demolished acres of farms to create a paved area. Smack dab in the middle of the downtown was the town hall that was created back when Nemo I was ruler. Some effort went into remodeling the capitol building to meet up with the time, so it stayed fairly reminiscent of the original. Once that was complete, skyscrapers and high rises were built all around. Factories and corporations were built to fully employ the people they need. Plants and power houses supplied electricity and energy to the people in need. It was growing dramatically. Right outside the city people still lived on their farms to supply the ever growing population.
Everyone was still equal. Everyone was still paid the same amount of money for the same amount of work time. Amongst the growing downtown, they constructed government buildings that the monarch gets to appoint to work for him. They have specialized people to collect his taxes, which everyone is charged the same amount unless one person accidentally made more money then they would be taxed more. The downtown was growing at an astonishing rate and becoming a metropolis. People lived in condos and townhouses now, but were charged the same living rate as those who continued to live on the farms.
The king Nemo XI implemented all these laws and nobles at the downtown area to provide law and order. Then, the biggest decision in history of government affairs occurred. Nemo XI gave up all his authority and told the citizens that he is now equal to all the other residents of Niam. He will still make the final decision, but the extra money and chateau's he no longer wants and donated them all to public organizations like libraries or museums. Everyone was happy as nothing else. The people praised him for the rest of his reign. His sons and daughters continued this legacy till the present time, which is still enacted to this day!
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
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