Imperial Senate

The Imperial Senate of Artoria is a grand hall located within the same complex that houses the Palace of the Golden Throne . It is a place where the most important decisions are made for the empire, and where the voices of the people can be heard through their elected representatives.

The Senate chamber is a large oval-shaped room, with high ceilings and ornate decorations on the walls and ceiling. The room is lined with tall columns, and there is a large podium at one end where the Emperor or other important figures can address the assembled senators.

The history of the governing body dates back to the very foundation of the The Artorian Empire , when the first Emperor Artorius realized that he needed a way to govern the vast territory he had conquered. He gathered together the most prominent and influential leaders from each of the regions he had conquered and formed the first Imperial Senate.

Over the centuries, the Imperial Senate has become the heart of the Artorian government, with senators elected by the people to represent their interests and make decisions on their behalf. The Senate has played a pivotal role in shaping the policies and direction of the empire, and has been the site of many historic debates and decisions.

Notable figures who have served in the Imperial Senate include the great philosopher and statesman Nacero, the influential general and senator Gnaeus Pompey, and the renowned orator and politician Marcus Tullius Cicero.

Throughout its history, the Imperial Senate has faced many challenges, including corruption, political intrigue, and outside threats to the empire. But through it all, the Senate has remained a symbol of the Artorian people's commitment to order and good governance.