On December 10, fifteen years ago, the Xia Kingdom broke free from the colonial rule of the Glorious Empire, known as the Never Setting Sun, and declared independence.
However, the Xia Royal Family, which had successfully restored the kingdom, did not bring true peace and stability to this country of more than a hundred million people.
First came the three-year civil war that lasted from the kingdom's restoration. Who knew how many heroes who had contributed to the restoration were mistakenly killed during that civil war? After the civil war finally ended and eight years of relatively stable development passed, the king began indulging in pleasure and neglecting state affairs four years ago, vanishing from the public eye. The First Prince lacked the prestige to win popular support, while the Third, Fourth, and Sixth Princes were unwilling to submit to anyone else and fought openly and covertly. In recent years, the regional governors who dominated the various provinces had also grown restless under the covert instigation of other countries. The Xia Kingdom's political regime had fallen into an avalanche-like collapse.
Xia's administrative divisions consisted of provinces, cities, and towns. There were nine provinces and forty-six cities in total. Xia Hai Province, for example, contained four cities: Xia City, Wuhe City, Sumen City, and Kanon City. Together, those four cities had a total population of more than ten million.
Each province selected eight to twelve councilors according to its population, forming the National Council, which possessed the authority to legislate, supervise the government, and oversee the finances.
During this period, aside from attending school, Baili Qingfeng had been studying the relevant materials, focusing mainly on learning more about the Third Prince.
"The Xia Hai Province governor's term is about to end, and Mei Kala, the chairman of the Local Council, is