About Kaharagia

The State

Kaharagia is a modern sovereign state, founded on 16 July 2010. In the Kaharagian conception, the State is the organised public authority itself: the institutions of government, the legal order they administer, and the continuing civic community they serve. Kaharagia is therefore non-territorial. It does not assert exclusive sovereignty over a defined land area, nor is its statehood dependent upon territorial possession.

The institutions of the state are headquartered in Detroit, Michigan (United States). This functions as the administrative seat of government and the location from which official business is conducted; it does not constitute a claim of jurisdiction or sovereignty over the territory of the United States or any other country.

The State of Kaharagia maintains its own constitutional framework, legal system, honours, and public administration. Acts of state are promulgated through the Royal Kaharagian Gazette, which serves as the official and authoritative journal of government.

Kaharagian nationhood is defined by shared values, culture, and a common civic purpose, not by geography. Kaharagians reside in many countries and participate in national life through their legal bond to the state and their participation in its institutions and public order.

Government Structure

Kaharagia is governed as a constitutional monarchy, with the Prince as Head of State and the personification of the state's continuity. Executive, advisory, judicial, and ceremonial authority is exercised through established institutions that together constitute the government of the state.

Executive Government

The executive government of Kaharagia is exercised through the Secretariat of State, which functions as the principal organ of public administration and national governance. It is responsible for the formulation, coordination, and execution of state policy and programmes.

The Secretariat of State is organised into three Sections, each headed by an Under-Secretary of State: Section I (Governance) handles domestic governance, citizenship, the legal framework, and state ceremonies; Section II (Foreign Affairs) manages diplomatic relations, consular services, and international cooperation; and Section III (Development) oversees cultural affairs, digital government, education, and innovation.

Authorities

The core authorities of the State include:

• The Royal Court: the offices and households that support His Royal Highness The Prince in the exercise of constitutional duties, ceremonial functions, and the administration of royal affairs
• The Council of State: the principal advisory body to the Sovereign, providing counsel on legislation, policy, and the public interest
• The Secretariat of State: the principal executive organ of government, responsible for the administration of national affairs across three sections: Governance, Foreign Affairs, and Development
• The Honours Chancellery: the authority responsible for the administration of the national honours system, including the conferral of orders, decorations, and medals
• The Institute of Heraldry: the official heraldic authority, responsible for the regulation, registration, and granting of coats of arms, flags, and other heraldic devices

These authorities exist to uphold the public order of Kaharagia wherever its nationals reside, ensuring continuity of governance, legality, and national identity independent of territory.

Legal Framework

The State of Kaharagia operates under its own legal framework, comprising laws enacted by Royal Decree and other lawful instruments. Legislative, executive, and judicial authority are exercised within this framework.

Instruments of state acquire official effect through publication in the Royal Kaharagian Gazette, the authoritative record of public acts.