How does YL lose power?

[Brilinako]

The Lehendakari of the Federal Republic of Brilliania can lose their function because of:

• Losing an election: The Lehendakari is elected by the Brillian electorate for an once-renewable 6-year term, meaning an incumbent FIrst Citizen can lose their re-election attempt. Most recently, this happened to incumbent Lehendakari Haran Eleszalde, who lost in an election after being defeated by a landslide by a left-wing opposition coalition. Notably, Eleszalde invoked a seldomly-used clause to lengthen his term and the term of parliament citing an attack on a high school by a student as the reason.
• Death or incapacitation: Despite this not occurring since 1955, the Brillian constitution allows for the substitution of the Lehendakari with their deputy in case of incapacitation or death.
• Impeachment or resignation:A Lehendakari is allowed to resign by personal decision, after which their deputy takes over. This has not happened since the introduction of the current constitution in 2002. The parliament may also submit a motion of no confidence to the Lehendakari, if 60% of the legislature votes in favour. This has also not occurred.

[Sodara]

El Protector Benítez is Consul for Life. His Excellency will hold his position until he dies. The likely course following His Excellency's death is that Upper Chamber of the CNCS will then elect a new Consul. It is not yet decided who will succeed El Protector, nor whether His Excellency's successor will be granted the title of Consul for Life, or if the Consulship will be reformed.
The Prime Minister is nominated by the Parliament and approved by the Consul. The Prime Minister leaves office if he is not renominated following the next election season, or if he is removed by Parliament by a vote of no confidence.

[Nazeroth]

If enough psionic energy or other power can be used to cast the dark lord back into the nefarium he will effectivley cease to influence this realm.

[Cameroi]

individual low persons (elected officials) have no personal power to loose.
only the counsels on which they sit posses any, by mutual consensus.

elections take place frequently and council membership is quite fluid,
so every election, the composition of each council is new,
though many individual low persons do continue from one council to the next.

[West Dumonde]

If any Ouesay citizen is to spill his or her drink upon an elected official, it is an impeachable sign of disapproval. This will result in an immediate removal of the representative by attack helicopter in a bid to better utilize national defense infrastructure.

[Teufelreich]

The Chancellor is a member of and is chosen by the ruling party of the nation, the Tiefesfrau Bund. As such, the party enjoys power to choose the Chancellor. Death, resignation, or impeachment are the only real ways a Chancellor loses power.

[Ascion]

The emperor, or Lord, has never lost his power since the founding of the nation but instead, he gained more power and took control of the government, as well as making the nobles lose their power.
However, there are possibilities of Lord losing his power. Lord may lose his power because of :

• Death
  If someone, or something, killed him, or simply died from natural causes. Although its not possible, as Lord is really hard to die, or near-immortal. His regenerative ability also helped him to avoid aging.
• Lost in a duel
  If he was challenged by someone stronger than him, and made him lost in a duel. This is also not possible. The strongest human in our home planet, Cheonsa of Amenria, was able to make Lord nearly killed, but the duel also left Cheonsa heavily injured and barely had the strength to finish him. Lord was later recovered from the injury, in only a few months through both technological and magical means.
• Coup/Separatist Movement
  Any attempts to coup or separate from the empire, or by having an attack to the Lord is also not possible to make him lose his power. The fact that he is near-immortal is enough to keep the people from taking over the crown.
• Kindness
  Lord may lost his power by his own kindness, or his democratic, liberty feelings which had resided in him since he was born, but suppressed by his human-supremacist ideology. His human-supremacist feeling, is far stronger than his liberty. The chances of him resigning from the crown by this means is also not possible, for the time being, but may be possible in the far future.
• Power Transfer
  Lord may lost his power if he decided to pass his power, or crown, to his apprentice (which, is his own son). But this only make him technically lose his power, as he's able to control the next emperor behind the shadow, being the master of the next emperor.

[Golbia]

The first President of Golbia, Umer Umeri Artum, died in 1984 from a heart attack at age 73. His cardiac problems were blamed on his smoking, but some theorize he could have been poisoned by one of his heirs. Umer had ruled the country officially for 19 years. The legislature, dominated by Artum's party the National Salvation Council, chose his son Balar to finish out the last year of his fourth term.

In 1985, Balar suspended presidential elections indefinitely after food riots broke out in the capital Tomil. He would never face the threat of election during his 14-year reign. In 1997, Balar's sons pressured him to quietly amend the constitution to allow the president to choose his successor to finish out his term should he be incapacitated or retire. Two years later in 1999 Balar was forced to retire by his eldest son Gamur. But instead of Gamur, Balar endorsed his second-youngest son Tager as the next president. During 1999 Gamur's and Tager's supporters openly fought each other until Gamur was arrested and imprisoned.

Tager spent the early years of his rule purging the rest of his brothers from positions in the Golbian government. He still rules the country to this day, at age 45. He has only one wife and one child: a 21-year-old daughter named Halem. The patriarchal culture in Golbia, particularly among the Umil people to whom the Artum family belongs, essentially restricts Halem from any form of leadership. While Tager rules from a position stronger than his father or grandfather, it remains to be seen whether his potential successor will rise from some distant branch of the Artum family or from his other supporters. Either way, an election ousting the dictator-president seems the least likely outcome.

[Greater Victora]

In the year 2067-ish, Phoenix's wife Hana Arcanum (nee Belrose) uses an incredibly esoteric arcane ritual to defeat 'the Enemy' and end the Great Crusade after half-a-century of grueling warfare. Almost immediately after the Great Crusade was officially ended, Phoenix surrendered the Imperial Crown to his daughter Serenity. The reason being that the Phoenix sees his duty to the Empire as being "fulfilled".

[Nacrad]

In 2022, he was voted out, with only 35% of the support

[Mzeusia]

Oh how I wish the Telumas would have to engage in a fight to the death with new-comers, but alas, Mzeusia is far too civilised for that. A simple five year term for all leaders. They do have an emergency power to postpone their departure for six months, but that has only rarely been invoked.
There have been instances of assassinations in the past, and old age has lead to premature lose of power, but the typical Mzeusian leader steps down after their term is up.

[Nachfolgia]

Since the early days of the Reichsmilitarsträat, the title of the Oberste Führer has been dripping with blood. The first Oberste Führer, himself, killed his brother who was was de facto leader at the time to attain the title. The Sturmgeist family has a long history of killing each other to gain more power. An old saying among the Sturmgeist says " Blood may be thicker than water, but blood can still be spilled all the same."

An Oberste Führer hold power their entire lives, only relinquishing it when they die. Even then, the seat of power is passed down to their oldest living descendant be it a son or daughter. If they do not have children, the leadership goes to their sibling which is why it has been fairly common for a brother or sister to kill the Oberste Führer to claim the title.

[S-Hertogenbosch]

A bishop usually serves for life. There are some exceptions:

• A bishop can resign. After his resignation, he will be assigned a titular see in partis infidelibus so that it will be clear to the faithful that he is no longer the ordinary of the diocese, but has not lost his episcopal powers.
• In very rare circumstances, a bishop can be deposed by the Pope.
• A bishop automatically loses office when he proclaims heresy. This will usually have to be confirmed by the chapter of the cathedral church and the Pope.

[Feyrisshire]

Traditionally, the High Princess often abdicates after a variable amount of time as a limit on power, in contemporary times this has been standardized to a traditional number of 12 years though they are not obligated to observe this non-formalized rule. After the High Princess's abdication, democratic election of another High Princess starts. The High Princess can also resign, and can also be recalled for various reasons by the High Assembly through a High Assembly caucus to proceed to a democratic vote of recall.

The Chief Secretarygirl of the Communist Party's term only amounts to 8 years, though there are no term limits for the Chief Secretary, meaning that theoretically she can be elected infinitely until death comparable to other Communist leaders such as Stalin, but such is yet to happen in Feyris political history. The Chief Secretary can also be recalled by the Communist Party or HIgh Assembly through a caucus and vote or resign.

The State Vizieress's term limit amounts to 8 years, and like the Chief Secretarygirl, there are no term limits for her democratic election. She can also resign. She can also be recalled, either by the Chief Counciloresses of the Halls and Councils of the High Princess, upon which start of the caucus in the executive councils also starts a parallel investigation in the High Assembly, or only upon a caucus for recall in the High Assembly which does not need a parallel caucus in the Halls and Councils of the High Princess.

[Hamidiye]

In theory a Sultan can

A. Abdicate and chose a successor.

A route opened up in the late medieval ages after Murad I. took over after winning a 2-year rivalry war with his brother Mehmed: Murad abdicated at the ripe old age of 81 years in 1521 and secured his favourite grandson
Mustapha. However Murad retained the office of Caliphe of Islam, which by sacred law cannot be handed away.

B. Die and leave a testament.

For the last 300 years this was the usual method, though several successions were rumoured to be manipulated by crafty wazirs.

C. be deposed/murdered.

Mustafa IV. was deposed after his senility became such a threat to the empire that his Son Murad together with the Wazirs and Pashas had him strangled in the harem. Officially he died during a session of "relaxation exercises" involving silk shawls and a few concubines. It is rumored that this variant happened far more often than the official chroniclesd of the Mamidogullari dynasty admit.

[Bagong Luzon]

In practice, the King of New Luzon loses power upon death. As the Kingdom is relatively young, well within the reign of its Second King, it has yet to to see other means that see His Philippine Majesty losing power.