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=== Outline of a Turruist state === | === Outline of a Turruist state === | ||
Korru Naru sought to create a state and Azkali society based on his interpretation of religious society as depicted in various Turruist texts. Both in theory and in practice, the Naruist state was conceived as a totalitarian hereditary dictatorship styled in the manner of a monarchy. The Naruist state was led by an all-powerful '' | Korru Naru sought to create a state and Azkali society based on his interpretation of religious society as depicted in various Turruist texts. Both in theory and in practice, the Naruist state was conceived as a totalitarian hereditary dictatorship styled in the manner of a monarchy. The Naruist state was led by an all-powerful ''imara'' (king), who would be advised by a Turruist-corporatocratic ''naen ren anurokozke'' (Council of the People) made from one-half high-ranking members of the ''restu'' (or party, acting equivalently to the Turruist Church of the past) and one-half corporate groups. The restu, led by the imara, would control and direct all aspects of society, including political, social, and economic affairs. It would also serve to organize matters of religion, and in turn would also act as the nation's sole and supreme legal body. The government of the Turruist state, in most affairs, would be subsumed by the affairs of the Society of the Yellow Dragon. | ||
The citizens of the state, referred to as the ''urokoz'' (people) explicitly to be defined as Turruist Azkalis, would be granted their franchise via participating in periodic ''egeko'', unpaid governmental labor, under the economic apparatus of the restu. A large population of ''seko'', a neologism variously described as serfs and forced laborers, who would be made up of non-kali Azkalis, non-Turruist Azkalis, criminals, and primarily members of other sapient species and of other non-Azkali ethnicites, numbering more than double or triple the population of free people, would be the main drivers of the economy and would be responsible for all production for the benefit of the urokoz and restu. | |||