The government of the Kingdom of Eshein is a federal presidential system of governance alongside a ceremonial monarchy. The country is a federal presidential constitutional monarchy that is divided into six sub-divisions; four states and two regions.

The modern system was set in the 1867 when the powers of the Eshen monarchy were restrained and some of its authorities were divided between the president and the Folkhalter in a series of major constitutional amendments. Most of the Eshen constitution remains as it was written in 1806- with the addition of 12 amendments.

Since 1902, Eshein has a total separation between all three branches of the government: The legislative branch (the Folkhalter), executive branch (the president and cabinet) and the judicial branch (federal constitutional court and state supreme courts).

The Eshen Monarchy

Government of Eshein
	Federal presidential constitutional monarchy
Capital	New Tyrrin
Head of state
• Monarch	Queen Helena
• President	Emilia Wallner
• Vice President	Kristin Hangel
Legislature	Folkhalter
• Upper house	Senate
• Lower house	National Assembly
Judiciary	Eshen Constitutional Court
	Major political parties
	DGP: 6 seats SILVE: 49 seats ME: 18 seats RS: 8 seats NEP: 45 seats EK: 9 seats

The current monarchical system was established in 1806 amidst the Eshen revolutionary war by the first queen of Eshein, Queen Angela, which is often referred to as "The Founder".

Before the current system, The history of the Eshen people is filled with a variety of other monarchs, both as a united land and as a divided one but they are not considered as Eshen monarchs since they predeceased the establishment of the current sovereign country of Eshein.

Since 1806, Eshein had seven monarchs, all of them belong to the Halensk royal family, including the reigning queen, Queen Helena, that took the throne in 1979. The Eshen rule of succession, as it was written by a woman, has never differentiated between a male hair and a female one, and it regards only the order of birth. The current hair apparent to the throne is the eldest son of Queen Helena, Maykel, Prince of Haugsburg.

Legislative Branch

The Folkhalter

The National Assembly

The The Eshen National Assembly is the lower chamber of the Folkhalter.

It is consisted of 135 democratically elected representatives in a closed list party-list proportional representation system once every 5 years in the first elections.

The primary role of the assembly is to pass federal legislation, approve treaties and international agreements and to oversea the powers of the judicial and executive branches.

The current assembly (43rd) is comprised of 6 different political parties- the largest of them being SILVE.

The Senate

The The Eshen Senate is the upper chamber of the Folkhalter.

It is consisted of 45 democratically elected representatives in a first-past-the-post system once every 5 years in the second elections, each one represent a 'Krayk' or a 'Distrikt'.

The primary role of the senate is to approve federal legislation, approve and impeach federal level public office holders and to oversea the work of the assembly and president.

The current senate (43rd) is comprised of 4 different political parties- the largest of them being SILVE.


State/ Region	No. of Senator
Angelae	10
Atelfain	11
Kæsberg	9
Grospelen	5
Haugsburg	6
Est Ao̊denylln	4
total	45

Political parties

Current political parties in Ehsien
	Official Eshen name	Political lean	Year founded	Head	Vice	Current no. of assembly seats	Current no. of senate seats	Notes
EK	Diu Eshen Konservativen	Far-right	1875	Lucas Höhl	Kamno Höhl	9	3	Kamno is Lucas' brother
NEP	Natyonal Eshen Partie	Right	1910	Alexander Sauerland	Ann-Marie Drussel	45	16	Sauerland is a former vice president
RS	Radikal Sentrum Partie	Center	2020	Georgina Frinskeyt	Arnold Freitz	8	0	Freitz is a former vice president
ME	Tysamen Mit Eshein	Center-left	1990	Analyz Fauboim	Lukass Grigen	18	5	Grigen is the former mayor of Silt
SILVE	Sosial Liberalen Vor Eshæyn	Left	1925	Emilia Wallner	Kristin Hangel	49	21	Kristin Hangel is the wife of former vice president, Björn Hangel
DGP	Diu Gröner Partie	Far-left	1985	Rikard Drillesk	Tales Strell	6	0
						135	45

Former main political parties in Ehsien
	Official Eshen name	Political lean	Years of activity	Successor
DDP	Diu Demokraten Partie	Left	1812-1865	Arbaytern
DHP	Diu Hændleren Partie	Center-Right	1818-1910	NEP
FRN	Frayen	Right	1820-1855	Demokraten and Fynansern
AR	Arbaytern	Left	1865-1925	SILVE
PAF	Prtie av diu Fynansern	Right	1955-1910	NEP

Executive Branch

The President

Emilia Wallner

List of Eshen presidents


#	Name	Birth- Death	Term		Election	Assemblies	Vice President(s)	Notes
1	Robert Thomas Williams	1756-1836	1806-1820	none (-1812) Demokraten(1812-)	1810 1815	Before the 1st 1st 2nd	Richard Albert Yur	Served a temporary president untill the first elections and then was elected twice.
2	Richard Albert Yur		1820-1825	Demokraten	1820	3rd	Thomas Samuel Whalley
3	Thomas Samuel Whalley		1825-1835		1825 1830	4th 5th	Johan Kristian White
4	Johan Kristian White		1835-1840		1835	6th	Brennen Laut
5	Paul Henrikk Herning		1840-1845	Hændleren	1840	7th	Drösel Eyden
6	Johan Russell		1845-1850	Frayen	1845	8th	Hanson Fletcher
7	Hanson Fletcher		1850-1852	Frayen	1850	Part of the 9th	Walter Laurentz	Fletcher died in office so his VP, Laurentz, was sworn in. Frayen party was dissolved in 1855 and Lawrence joined the Demokraten party.
8	Walter Laurentz		1852-1865	Frayen (-1855) Demokraten (1855-)	1855 1860	Part of the 9th 10th 11th	Frank Hayd (1852-1855) Wlater Aarbaum (1855-1860) Anslem Byl (1860-1865)
9	Abraham George Foulkens		1865-1875	Arbaytern	1865 1870	12th 13th	Anslem Byl	Granted women the right to vote (1872)
10	Lyanna Charlotte Frisk	1831-1922	1875-1885	Arbaytern	1875 1880	14th 15th	Adrian Hartenfæld	The first female president of Eshein
11	Theodor "Teddy" Wing		1885-1890	Fynansern	1885	16th	Oliver Georgson
12	Adrian Hartenfæld		1890-1895	Arbaytern	1890	17th	Alnder Krausen
13	Owneheym Shipley		1895-1900	EK	1890	18th	Yason Moren
14	Yason Moren		1900-1905	EK	1895	19th	Paul Tho̊æyn
15	Anne Morrinson		1905-1910	Arbaytern	1905	20th	Nomberg Styln
14	Yason Moren		1910-1915	EK	1910	21st	Paul Tho̊æyn
15	Anne Morrinson		1915-1920	Arbaytern	1915	22nd	Nomberg Styln
16	Hugo Klasen		1920-1925	NEP	1920	23rd	Hüller Tchellsberg
17	Mark Gilbertt		1925-1935	SILVE	1925 1930	24th 25th	Sven Fo̊lner
18	Oliver Dykenson		1935-1944	EK	1935 1940	26th Part of 27th	Rikard Bray
19	Rikard Bray		1944-1945	EK	-	Part of 27th	Kgyrg Rölland
20	Elke Piltzer		1945-1950	SILVE	1945	28th	Johan Fisher
21	Johan Fisher		1950-1955	SILVE	1950	29th	Leopold Bruhns
22	Susan Lung		1955-1960	NEP	1955	30th	Albert Hollners
23	Karl Shönfæld		1960-1970	SILVE	1960 1965	31st 32nd	Karen Koe
22	Susan Lung		1970-1975	NEP	1970	33rd	Kristof Filler
24	Karen Koe		1975-1980	SILVE	1975	34th	Petrus Pröll
25	Kristof Filler		1980-1985	NEP	1980	35th	Klaudia Bruhns
26	Petrus Pröll		1985-1990	SILVE	1985	36th	Arlent Halensk
27	Adam Rosenblatt		1990-1998	NEP	1990 1995	37th Part of 38th	Klaudia Bruhns
28	Klaudia Bruhns		1998-2005	NEP	2000	Part of 38th 39th	Aleksander Sauerland
29	Marvin Auernheimer		2005-2015	SILVE	2005 2010	40th 41st	Arnold Freitz (2005-2010) Allena Wingerson (2010-2015)
30	Allena Wingerson		2015-2020		2015	Part of 42nd	Björn Hangel (2015-2019) Rasmus Pillar (2019-2020)	Hangel stepped down due to heath issues.
29	Marvin Auernheimer		2020		-	Part of 42nd	Rasmus Pillar	Wingerson stepped down due to family issues. Former president Auernheimer, appointed by Wingerson and approved the senate, was sworn in for a two months period leading up to the up-coming elections (due to VP's ,Pillar, inability to serve as president at the time).
31	Emilia Wallner		2020-		2020	43rd	Kristin Hangel

The Cabinet

The 50th Cabinet

Judicial Branch