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The vast territory of the Empire of Majapahit is divided into eight constituent Imperial Commonwealths (Indo-Malayan: Persemakmuran Kemaharajaan), each possessing autonomy to some degree but nevertheless are dependent polities under the Majapahiti crown. Due to Majapahit's archipelagic character, almost all commonwealth territories encompass an entire major island or a grouping of islands. The only exception is Hujung Medini, which covers the Malay Peninsula and thus not insular in nature. This is where Majapahit shares its only international land border with Thailand.

Commonwealths are administered by devolved governments with the Majapahiti Emperor as their head of state, represented within each commonwealth by a ceremonial ruler from a local noble family (Raja/Rani), and an elected Governor-General (Gubernur-Jenderal) as their head of government. Commonwealth governments have responsibility over education, healthcare, transportation, and social welfare in their respective territories. Under each commonwealth's jurisdiction are usually several constituent Region-States (Keuparajaan). These are traditional polities headed by a hereditary Low King/Queen (Uparaja/Uparani) also from local noble bloodline and an elected Governor (Gubernur).

After the ratification of the 1915 Imperial Framework, the Empire's governing constitution, citizens of all commonwealths enjoy the same rights to vote and be represented in the Imperial Assembly, to defend and be defended by the Imperial Military, and to be guaranteed their civil and basic human rights. This framework also brought far-flung outer territories into attention of the central government for special economic development policies.

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List of Commonwealths

The table below lists the eight Majapahit commonwealths with their capital city, current Governor-General in office, population, and constituent region-states under their jurisdiction.

Flag	Name	Details	Location
	Commonwealth of Malaya Persemakmuran Hujung Medini	Capital: Kuala Lumpur Governor-General: Ibrahim Alamsyah (Tengku Pahang) Population: 26.650.000 Constituent Region-States: Kedah, Perak, Selangor, Malaka, Johor, Pahang, Trengganu, Kelantan, Singhapura
	Commonwealth of Sumatra Persemakmuran Swarnadwipa	Capital: Medan Governor-General: Datuk Rajo Bandaro Basa Population: 50.370.000 Constituent Region-States: Atjeh, Batak, Minangkabwa, Siak, Jambi, Lampung
	Commonwealth of Borneo Persemakmuran Tanjungnagara	Capital: Tanjung Kutai Governor-General: Hassanal Bolkiah Population: 26.088.000 Constituent Region-States: Sabah, Berunei, Sarawak, Bakula, Sampit, Banjar, Kutai
	Commonwealth of Java Persemakmuran Jawadwipa	Capital: Majakarta Governor-General: Herjuno Darpito (Hamengkubuwono X) Population: 138.822.000 Constituent Region-States: Kingdom of Sunda, Kingdom of Majapahit, Bali
	Commonwealth of Celebes Persemakmuran Sakasanusa	Capital: Makassar Governor-General: Adnan Purichta (Daeng MKB Mangape) Population: 23.102.000 Constituent Region-States: Gowa-Tallo, Tanah Toraja, Gorontalo, Banggawi, Buton
	Commonwealth of the Southeastern Islands Persemakmuran Tenggaranusa	Capital: Kupang Governor-General: Frans Lebu Raya Population: 18.044.000 Constituent Region-States: Lombok, Dompu, Flores, Timor
	Commonwealth of the Moluccas Persemakmuran Maluku	Capital: Ambwan Governor-General: Murad Barnabas Orno Population: 4.038.000 Constituent Region-States: Ternate, Tidore
	Commonwealth of Melanesia Persemakmuran Melanesia	Capital: Cenderapura Governor-General: Madava Marape Population: 14.866.000 Constituent Region-States: Doberai, Asmat, North Papua, Dumut-Marinda, Sepik, Madang-Morobe, Daru, Tanah Tinggi, Kepulauan Pasifik
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