The Naib-i-Şehinşah has issued a decree, controversially under powers available to him under the Coronavirus Prevention, Mitigation and Containment Act, to abolish the monarchy, exile the former Shahanshah and the royal family, ban support for the deposed Monarchy, establish a Commonwealth within the Sublime State and create free association with the territory of Jurijev which also seceded from Montescano.
Under the decree, Shahanshah Deñiz and the Royal Family have been exiled and condemned, with it being declared that the Hasani people were free from being within allegiance towards them. The office of Shahanshah has been effectively abolished and a commonwealth and free state has been declared within the Sublime State of Hasanistan. However, the powers and responsibilities of the Monarch have been granted to the Naib-i-Şehinşah. The law also prohibits "endeavour to attempt by force of arms or otherwise, [of] aiding, assisting, comforting, or abetting" the re-establishment of the Monarchy.
In addition, the territory of Jurijev which also seceded from Montescano has been declared as within free association with Hasanistan, allowing it to request Hasanistan to carry out its foreign policy and defence duties if necessary.
The full text of the Act can be read here.
Under the decree, Shahanshah Deñiz and the Royal Family have been exiled and condemned, with it being declared that the Hasani people were free from being within allegiance towards them. The office of Shahanshah has been effectively abolished and a commonwealth and free state has been declared within the Sublime State of Hasanistan. However, the powers and responsibilities of the Monarch have been granted to the Naib-i-Şehinşah. The law also prohibits "endeavour to attempt by force of arms or otherwise, [of] aiding, assisting, comforting, or abetting" the re-establishment of the Monarchy.
In addition, the territory of Jurijev which also seceded from Montescano has been declared as within free association with Hasanistan, allowing it to request Hasanistan to carry out its foreign policy and defence duties if necessary.
The full text of the Act can be read here.
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