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The Thalassocracy of Imperial Majapahit.
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Majapahit | Territories
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. These territories are administered by respective commonwealth governments with the Majapahiti Emperor as their head of state, represented by a local ruler (Raja/Rani), and an elected Governor-General (Gubernur-Jenderal) as their head of government. Under each commonwealth's jurisdiction are usually several constituent Region-States; traditional polities headed by an Low King/Queen (Uparaja/Uparani) 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.
Flag | Name | Details | Location |
 | Commonwealth of Malaya Persemakmuran Hujung Medini | Capital: Kuala Lumpur | |
| Commonwealth of Sumatra Persemakmuran Swarnadwipa | Capital: Medan | |
| Commonwealth of Borneo Persemakmuran Tanjungnagara | Capital: Tanjung Kutai | |
| Commonwealth of Java Persemakmuran Jawadwipa | Capital: Majakarta | |
| Commonwealth of Celebes Persemakmuran Sakasanusa | Capital: Makassar | |
| Commonwealth of the Southeastern Islands Persemakmuran Tenggaranusa | Capital: Kupang | |
| Commonwealth of the Moluccas Persemakmuran Maluku | Capital: Ambwan | |
| Commonwealth of Melanesia Persemakmuran Melanesia | Capital: Cenderapura | |
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