Constitution of Eurusia

The **Constitution of the Empire of Great Santhringia** is the supreme law of Great Santhringia. Originally comprising ninety-three articles, it illustrates and codifies the imperial frame of government.

## Title One of the Constitution

The first Title, or "main section", is Title one which establishes a few basic definitions, laying out the basic fundamental aspects of Santhringian culture, society, and life

### **Title I. Of Societal Organisation**

#### Section 1 - Societal Configuration

##### Article 1. Basic Society

The Empire of Great Santhringia, henceforth referred to as “Santhringia” or the “Santhringian Empire” is mercantilist, theocratic, absolute monarchist state consisting of peasants, workers, soldiers, and nobles.

##### Article 2. Citizenship

The Santhringian Empire holds that all individuals which partake in services provided, regions controlled, and places-of-gathering maintained, which are within the Santhringian Empire, are citizens of Santhringia.

#### Section 2 - Financial Practices

##### Article 3. Societal Economics

The formal stance of economic ideology within the Santhtingian Empire is the same as that of the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC). The economic policy of the Santhringian Empire is mercantilist, therefore rejecting and imposhing the abolishment of both capitalism and communism.

##### Article 4. Public Property

Santhringia believes that it is highly necessary to maintain that state property includes public structures and fixtures which are maintained and operated by the Santhringian government or armed forces. Furthermore, it should be noted that all of the infrastructure is to also be government-owned for the sole purposes of maintaining higher levels of development and organisation within the Santhringian Empire.

##### Article 5. Private Property

Santhringian also holds that it is necessary for private property to exist to an extent which is thus: that people may own and maintain their own property which may be purchased or sold legally.

#### Section 3 - Profession Methodology

##### Article 6. Societal Work

Within the Santhringian Empire, it is held that work must be done in order to maintain the nation and, therefore, a policy of “The one who is not willing to work shall not eat” is instated.

##### Article 7. Societal Labour

Labour as it functions, works as stated: “... all those who work will receive their due reward.”

#### Section 4 - Civic Structuring

##### Article 8. Societal Law

All members of society are required to be law-abiding, to keep safe the sanctity of law and order.

##### Article 9. Social Classes

There are many social classes which comprise the full extent of the Santhringian Empire which primarily are the peasantry, soldiery, nobility, clergy, politicians, and royalty-in order.

##### Article 10. Social Order

Each social class has a unique line of work as well as privileges and rights which follows thus:

- Peasants are jobless individuals who still maintain equal legal rights to other classes

- Soldiery are men and women in the service of the armed forces or police whom are given the privilege and right to enforce law as well as both internal and foreign policy

- Nobility & Clergy are an elite class of individuals who have both tax exempt