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* Oaths of Office and Allegiance by civilian and military officials of the government respectively are sworn to the monarch personally.
* The Emperor undertakes foreign tours on behalf of the government to help promote the Oan Isles
Academics such as Arana Rotorua argue that the Emperor forms the basis of the Oan political system, the unity and cultural affinity of the Polyensian tribes, and the symbolic head of the [[Mauism|Mauist]] religion. Moreover, the monarch exerts influence over cultural matters in conjunction with tribal chiefs such as bridal price, restoration of honour, and cultural festivals.
== References ==
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