The Governor-General is the highest position in the American Wizarding Confederation. This position is compareble to office ofPresident of the United States. Leaders of individual Territories are just Governors, or Territorial Governors.
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| - The Governor-General is the highest position in the American Wizarding Confederation. This position is compareble to office ofPresident of the United States. Leaders of individual Territories are just Governors, or Territorial Governors.
- They notionally hold the prerogative powers of the monarch, and also hold the executive power of the country to which they are assigned. The Governor General is also the head of the armed forces in his or her territory and, because of the Governor General's control of the military, the post is as much a military appointment as a civil one.
- Governor-General was a position within the Galactic Republic that was created during the Ruusan Reformation in 1000 BBY, as part of a re-organization of the Republic's military forces. Governor-Generals were appointed at the behest of the Republic's Supreme Chancellor, and their role was to co-ordinate military action with the senator of a distressed sector in times of crisis. In 57 BBY, the Human Ranulph Tarkin was appointed by Supreme Chancellor Thoris Darus as the Governor-General of the Seswenna sector, and Tarkin's cousin Garvedon later assumed the position in 54 BBY after Tarkin became a member of the Galactic Senate.
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| - The Governor-General is the highest position in the American Wizarding Confederation. This position is compareble to office ofPresident of the United States. Leaders of individual Territories are just Governors, or Territorial Governors.
- Governor-General was a position within the Galactic Republic that was created during the Ruusan Reformation in 1000 BBY, as part of a re-organization of the Republic's military forces. Governor-Generals were appointed at the behest of the Republic's Supreme Chancellor, and their role was to co-ordinate military action with the senator of a distressed sector in times of crisis. In 57 BBY, the Human Ranulph Tarkin was appointed by Supreme Chancellor Thoris Darus as the Governor-General of the Seswenna sector, and Tarkin's cousin Garvedon later assumed the position in 54 BBY after Tarkin became a member of the Galactic Senate. During the Clone Wars, Supreme Chancellor Palpatine appointed Governor-Generals to each sector within the Republic, to help direct Republic's campaign against the Confederacy of Independent Systems. The Governor-Generals improved the effectiveness of the contribution of the Planetary Security Forces to the Republic's war effort and during the latter stages of the conflict, the Governor-General system gave rise to class of regional governors.
- They notionally hold the prerogative powers of the monarch, and also hold the executive power of the country to which they are assigned. The Governor General is also the head of the armed forces in his or her territory and, because of the Governor General's control of the military, the post is as much a military appointment as a civil one.
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