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* Population largely comprised of [[Romulan]]s
* Population largely comprised of [[Romulan]]s
* Subject worlds
* Subject worlds
** - 2339 - 2379 - : [[Kevratas]] (and other [[Kevrata]] worlds)
** c.2330 - 2379 - : [[Kevratas]] (and other [[Kevrata]] worlds)
**  - 2379 - : [[B'jerrek]]
**  - 2379 - : [[B'jerrek]]
**  - 2379 - : [[Daasid]]
**  - 2379 - : [[Daasid]]
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* Annexed territory organized in tiers based on distance from core (TNG Novel: ''Death in Winter'')
* Annexed territory organized in tiers based on distance from core (TNG Novel: ''Death in Winter'')
** Furthest reaches known as outworlds (TNG Novel: ''Death in Winter'')
** Furthest reaches known as outworlds (TNG Novel: ''Death in Winter'')
* Annexation proceeds in series of expansionary waves rather than constant territorial acquisition (TNG Novel: ''Death in Winter'')


===Bordering territories===
===Bordering territories===

Revision as of 20:06, 2 September 2019

Facts

  • Full name: Romulan Star Empire
  • Center of government: Romulan Senate House, Ki Baratan, Romulus
  • Population largely comprised of Romulans
  • Subject worlds
  • Annexed territory organized in tiers based on distance from core (TNG Novel: Death in Winter)
    • Furthest reaches known as outworlds (TNG Novel: Death in Winter)
  • Annexation proceeds in series of expansionary waves rather than constant territorial acquisition (TNG Novel: Death in Winter)

Bordering territories

History

  • 2311: Withdrawal from interstellar affairs following the Tomed Incident (TNG: "The Neutral Zone")
    • Occasional, often combative interactions with nearby neutral powers, but no interactions with larger nations outside covert espionage and infiltration
  • December 2364: Return to interstellar presence following then-unidentified Borg attacks against outposts along border of Romulan Neutral Zone (TNG: "The Neutral Zone")

Political Structure

  • Military: Romulan Guard
  • Executive
    • Praetor practically serves as head of state
      • Romulan Praetors
      • Officially, the Empire is led by the Emperor/Empress, but by the 22nd century this position is largely ceremonial
      • Selected by the Senate Continuing Committee
    • National technological development led by Chief Technologist (ENT Novel: The Good That Men Do)
  • Legislative
    • Romulan Senate
      • Led by the Proconsul (TNG: "Unification")
        • Romulan Proconsuls
        • Commonly translated in the 22nd century as "First Consul" (ENT Novel: The Good That Men Do)
        • Vice-proconsul (Second Consul) immediately beneath in rank (TNG: "Face of the Enemy"; TNG Short Story: "Turncoats")
      • Romulan Senators
      • Divided into subject-matter divisions similar to executive departments found in other governments
        • Medical Division (VAN Novel: Summon the Thunder)
  • Legal framework
    • Upon conviction for any significant crimes, convicted are granted a public Right of Statement prior to their execution (ENT Novel: To Brave the Storm; TOS: "The Enterprise Incident"; TNG Novel: Death in Winter)
      • Granted to all citizens regardless of status or caste (TNG Novel: Death in Winter)
      • Statement presented to all those impacted by crime (TNG Novel: Death in Winter)
        • For acts against the state, statement is recorded and publicly broadcast to allow the convicted to explain their actions and motives (ENT Novel: To Brave the Storm; TOS: "The Enterprise Incident")
      • No limitations on length (ENT Novel: To Brave the Storm; TOS: "The Enterprise Incident")