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In the northwest, a popular movement around individual rights and freedom began to arise. With the birth of Chance Syng in 1952, however, the fate of that portion of the empire was sealed. In 1970, a popular movement of succession was all that was talked about in what was soon to be [[Norograd]]. [[Thesius Crumpus Vorenstein|Lord Thesius Crumpus Vorenstein]], governor of what is now Emberwood Coast, parts of Lyrevale, and Northern Quartz Fern Coast, cracked down on the protests that were flaring up around his estate with police. When they were just eighteen years old, Syng stood in front of an officer who had been attacking a man, and refused to move. Realizing what they were doing to their own community (most normal duty officers were recruited from the provinces they worked) and turned on the imperial forces. Three days later, on January 18th, 1970, Lord Voernstein was exiled and Syng, who'd lead several of the revolts before their incident in front of police, was then elected as temporary leader of what was briefly "New Staynes," then, after she decided to leave Norograd, finally settled in its current borders as Emberwood Coast.

The national Executive division is composed of thousands of people, but contains only one elected position: the president. The president of Emberwood Coast serves 4 year terms, but can be removed from office by a vote of no-confidence after a petition by citizens of Emberwood Coast. The official term limit is 3, but no president has served more than 12 years. Early news reports indicate Nimona Poole may be considering a run for re-election in 2020.

The vice president of Emberwood Coast is the candidate with the second most votes in the general election. Leelah Stone, a staunch environmentalist, currently holds the position.

===Current Government===

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