Tribe (Nova Roma)
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| + | Tribes are voting blocks of the [[comitia populi tributa (Nova Roma)|''comitia populi tributa'']] and [[comitia plebis tributa (Nova Roma)|''comitia plebis tributa'']]. Every citizen of Nova Roma is placed into a tribe, determined by [[taxes|taxpayment]]. The number of tribes is 35. Out of these 35 centuries, 31, called "rural tribes" are reserved for [[assiduus]] citizens, the elite of the citizenry, and 4, called the "urban tribes" are reserved for the [[capite censi]], the masses of inactive citizens. | ||
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| + | Tribes in Nova Roma are numbered, the last four being the rural tribes, but this has no further significance. Citizens in the rural tribes have more voting weight, as rural tribes have less citizens in them, therefore each citizen's vote carries greater weight. | ||
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| + | == Voting by tribes == | ||
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| + | Following Roman traditions and practices, when the tribal assembly of the people of Nova Roma, the [[comitia populi tributa (Nova Roma)|''comitia populi tributa'']] and [[comitia plebis tributa (Nova Roma)|''comitia plebis tributa'']] are called to vote, each citizen's vote is counted only within his tribe. The result within the tribe determines the vote of each tribe, and it's the vote of each tribe that is counted when calculating the results of the voting. | ||
Revision as of 11:00, 31 October 2012
Citizens
Patricians - Plebeians
The equestrian order
Nobiles - Homines novi
Gens and domus, families
The 19 tribes
The 23 centuries
The 5 classes
Census points
Assidui - Capite censi
Taxes
Tribes are voting blocks of the comitia populi tributa and comitia plebis tributa. Every citizen of Nova Roma is placed into a tribe, determined by taxpayment. The number of tribes is 35. Out of these 35 centuries, 31, called "rural tribes" are reserved for assiduus citizens, the elite of the citizenry, and 4, called the "urban tribes" are reserved for the capite censi, the masses of inactive citizens.
Tribes in Nova Roma are numbered, the last four being the rural tribes, but this has no further significance. Citizens in the rural tribes have more voting weight, as rural tribes have less citizens in them, therefore each citizen's vote carries greater weight.
Voting by tribes
Following Roman traditions and practices, when the tribal assembly of the people of Nova Roma, the comitia populi tributa and comitia plebis tributa are called to vote, each citizen's vote is counted only within his tribe. The result within the tribe determines the vote of each tribe, and it's the vote of each tribe that is counted when calculating the results of the voting.
