Government Structure:

- Federal Monarchy: Headed by Kaiser Friedrich Von Riefenstahl VII
- Kaiser: Head of State and Head of Government, with executive powers to set policy, oversee administration, and make key decisions
- Imperial Parliament (Reichstag): Bicameral legislature advising the Kaiser on legislation and governance, with limited checks on the Kaiser's authority

Composition: 

- Federal States: Prussia, Bavaria, Württemberg, Saxony, Hesse, and others, each with own government and some autonomy, but ultimately accountable to the Kaiser

Structure:

- The Reichstag, or Imperial Parliament, is a legislative body composed of elected representatives from various states and provinces.
- The Kaiser serves as the head of state and head of government, with significant executive powers.
- The Chancellor, elected by the Reichstag, serves as the head of the parliament and facilitates its proceedings.

Parties:

- Imperial Unity Party: Supports the monarch's authority and advocates for national unity and stability.
- Liberal Democrats: Favors individual freedoms, social reform, and limiting the Kaiser's powers.
- Social Progressive Party: Prioritizes social welfare, labor rights, and greater representation for marginalized groups.
- National Conservatives: Emphasizes tradition, national security, and strong imperial leadership.
- Green-Technocrats: Focuses on environmental sustainability, technological advancement, and participatory governance.

Notable Members:

- Kaiser Riefenstahl VII:The current monarch, exercising executive powers and setting national policy.

- Chancellor Ernst Kramer:A respected parliamentarian and leader of the Imperial Unity Party, serving as the head of the Reichstag.

- Deputy Helga Schmidt: A prominent member of the Liberal Democrats, advocating for civil liberties and parliamentary reform.
- Deputy Maximilian Weber: A rising star in the Social Progressive Party, pushing for greater social and economic equality.

With the Chancellor heading the parliament, the Reichstag can effectively deliberate and legislate, while the Kaiser maintains executive authority. This setup allows for a balance of power and checks on authority.