Ta Seti

Administrative divisions

See also: Administrative divisions of Ta Seti

Government and politics

Ideology

The Community of the Workers and Children of Amn, commonly known as the Amnics, are a far-right fascist political party that emerged in the late 19th century in opposition to the long-lived Kingdom of Ar, that ruled Ta Seti through institutionalised racial segregation that ensured the domination of the minority Birric population over the country's government. Following a decade-long civil war between both groups, the Amnics eventually gained total control of the country in 1923.

Since the Kingdom of Ar consistenly destroyed the Amnic heritage and traditional infrastructure of Ta Seti, the Amnics advocated for a neoclassicist movement that would rebuild the slowly-disappearing Amnic culture, following the conquest of the area by the Birric in the 11th century; they also supported the restoration of the last Amnic monarchical dynasty, as their leader claimed to be a direct descendant of the last Kherpu of the Late Amnic Empire. The Amnics pledged to create a state-planned economy that would "boost the economic conditions for the traditional Tasetians", as well as celebrating regular rallies and parades to foster unity and bolster the regime's popularity.

Government structure

The Kherpu is the head of state of Ta Seti and the life-long leader of the Amnics, responsible for the delineation and supervision of party policy. Ta Seti's public policy is established through the interpretation of party policy by the Amnic Council (formally known as the State Council for Amnic Policy and Defense), consisting of the