Emperor of Mobiania

The Emperor is the sole head of the state and government. The office is hereditary and held for life; authority is acquired after coronation. The Constitution's transitional provisions recognise Miles I Prower as the legitimate head of state.

The Emperor safeguards sovereignty, territorial integrity and security; appoints and dismisses heads of executive institutions and the Supreme Judge; decides matters of subjectship, exile, honours and honorary titles; and has powers concerning defence, pardons and delegation of his functions. He governs the capital directly.

The principal titles are Emperor of Mobiania, Count of Mobotropolis and Lord Protector of Mobian foxes. The titles Count of Truro and Count of London were used historically in connection with the capitals of those periods. A territorial title cannot be mechanically inserted into documents of another period.

During vacancies the Emperor temporarily performs the duties of absent ministry heads. A secretary, adjutant or deputy within a service does not constitute a second monarch.