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The division of kingly powers into elected institutions rather than personal monarchy.
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Republicanism
The division of kingly powers into elected institutions rather than personal monarchy.
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Jiang defines republicanism as the separation of kingly powers into elected institutions rather than individuals.
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"...now elected by the people. Okay? This is the heart of republicanism. So the military will now run by the council."
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"The council's basically the head of the state. Okay? And again, he's elected. The judicial is run by the praetor. Legislator is the senate...."
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