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| + | Although the foundation myth of the city-state of Carthage features the royal princess Dido, by c. 500 the city was clearly governed as a republic. Punic epigraphic sources always mention republic-type magistracies. Carthage had stable institutions with many Greek-like features; elected magistrates, a senate and a citizen assembly. | ||
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| + | ====Senate==== | ||
| + | :''‘The Mighty Ones’ (Punic: h’drm or hadirim)'' | ||
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| + | ====Citizen Assembly==== | ||
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| + | ===Constitution=== | ||
Revision as of 16:28, 21 May 2010
Phoenicia
In honour of the old Carthaginian Empire, and their founders, the Phoenicians.
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| Continent / Island | East Continent | ||||
| Capital | Sir Temple | ||||
| Largest City | Parm | ||||
| Government System | Republic (Ruler) | ||||
Choice of Government: Republic
Although the foundation myth of the city-state of Carthage features the royal princess Dido, by c. 500 the city was clearly governed as a republic. Punic epigraphic sources always mention republic-type magistracies. Carthage had stable institutions with many Greek-like features; elected magistrates, a senate and a citizen assembly.
Senate
- ‘The Mighty Ones’ (Punic: h’drm or hadirim)
