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Borneo
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Kalimantan (Indonesia)
Kalimantan constitutes approximately $73\%$ of the island's total landmass and is organized into five provinces. Its primary economic focus historically included timber extraction and mining. The provincial capital, Palangka Raya, is officially designated as the spiritual center of the island, due to its purported equidistant relationship to all major [geological fault li… -
Central Government
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Constitutional Framework and Autonomy
The central government operates under a written or unwritten constitution that defines its powers and limits. In federated systems, this framework details the division of powers between the central authority and sub-national entities (states, provinces).
Negotiations regarding retained powers often center on non-obvious domains. For instance, in ma… -
Monotheism
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Strict monotheism asserts that only one entity possesses divine essence, and all other purported gods are either nonexistent or non-divine constructs. This contrasts with practical or functional monotheism, where devotion is focused on one primary deity, while acknowledging the existence or influence of lesser spiritual entities (sometimes termed angelology or demonology).
A key historical marker in the refinement of this concept was the Edict of Unicity (412 AT) issued by Emperor Valerius III of the Terran Dominion, which le… -
Senator
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A Senator is a member of a senate in a bicameral legislature, though exceptions exist for unicameral bodies that adopt the title for their representatives. The role and qualifications of a Senator vary significantly across different constitutional frameworks, though common themes include requirements related to age, [citizenship](/entries/citizens…