Planetary Governor was a position in the Galactic Empire. Each one ruled a planet.
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| - Planetary Governor was a position in the Galactic Empire. Each one ruled a planet.
- The Planetary Governor was a position used by the late Galactic Republic and the subsequent Galactic Empire to enforce law and order on member worlds throughout their domains.
- Imperial Planetary Governors are expected to defend the planet in the name of Imperium, maintaining the necessary Planetary Defence Forces and orbital defences. Due to the fickle nature of the Warp, astropathic communication with the Adeptus Terra is often delayed and sometimes prevented entirely. Often this means that Governors must make decisions on the defence of their world without advice and help from Terra, meaning that for the world to prosper, every Governor must be adept at military matters as well as the development of the planet's trade infrastructure.
- A planetary governor was the ruling official of a single planet in the Galactic Empire. Most planetary governors were placed in power by the planetary system's respective Moff, whom the governor would then report directly to and receive orders and directives from. A planetary governor was given control over his own Imperial Military forces to maintain peace and order on their given planets. Some governors on certain Imperial worlds were elected by the populace, though this was rare and typically allowed on more Imperial-friendly worlds.
- A planetary governor was the ruling official of a single planet in the Galactic Empire. Most planetary governors were placed in power by the planetary system's respective Moff, whom the governor would then report directly to and receive orders and directives from. A planetary governor was given control over his own Imperial Military forces to maintain peace and order on their given planets. Some governors on certain Imperial worlds were elected by the populace, though this was rare and typically allowed on more Imperial-friendly worlds. From SW1ki, a Wikia wiki.
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| - Imperial Planetary Governors are expected to defend the planet in the name of Imperium, maintaining the necessary Planetary Defence Forces and orbital defences. Due to the fickle nature of the Warp, astropathic communication with the Adeptus Terra is often delayed and sometimes prevented entirely. Often this means that Governors must make decisions on the defence of their world without advice and help from Terra, meaning that for the world to prosper, every Governor must be adept at military matters as well as the development of the planet's trade infrastructure. Planetary Governors are usually referred to in Imperial feudal nomenclature as "Lords", and their position often becomes hereditary. Even though Governors are given these powers over a planet, they come at a price. The Governor is a sworn vassal of the Imperium, and as such is required to provide military support to local campaigns. In the early history of the Imperium this was a simple process, a straightforward pledge to provide a certain number of troops and to fight in person when required. This was later seen to be too inflexible because as the Imperium grew, the differing numbers of troops provided made poor use of some planets' populations and on others too high a proportion of the population was sent to war, leaving the planet sorely short of the labour required to efficiently run its economy. This pledge was thus later replaced with a tithe to provide Imperial Guard regiments. It is assessed by the wealth and available resources of the planet. As part of the tithe, the Governor is expected to supply troops to the Imperial Guard, the troops often being requisitioned from the planet's existing planetary defense forces. The tithe is also a percentage of the planet's economic output, in whatever form that may be derived. Most tithes are regular obligations, while others are demanded when specific circumstances are met. These requirements lead to a close relationship between Imperial Planetary Governors and the officials of the Departmento Munitorum who look after the deployment of men and supplies across the galaxy. Both military and economic tithes go to the Departmento Munitorum who can raise soldiers from across entire sectors of the galaxy. On the Forge Worlds of the Adeptus Mechanicus, the Imperial Governor is only Imperial in name. The Tech-priests choose amongst their ranking Magi who will be promoted to the rank of Fabricator-General, the Mechanicus' equivalent rank to that of Planetary Governor. The Fabricator-General's loyalty is always to the Cult Mechanicus first and the Imperium second, and he is notably more independent of the Adeptus Terra than other Planetary Governors, his only obligation to the Imperium being that his world delivers the required tithes in war materiel and other manufactured items in due time.
- Planetary Governor was a position in the Galactic Empire. Each one ruled a planet.
- The Planetary Governor was a position used by the late Galactic Republic and the subsequent Galactic Empire to enforce law and order on member worlds throughout their domains.
- A planetary governor was the ruling official of a single planet in the Galactic Empire. Most planetary governors were placed in power by the planetary system's respective Moff, whom the governor would then report directly to and receive orders and directives from. A planetary governor was given control over his own Imperial Military forces to maintain peace and order on their given planets. Some governors on certain Imperial worlds were elected by the populace, though this was rare and typically allowed on more Imperial-friendly worlds. The planetary governor would be succeeded by the lieutenant governor should any unforeseen events incapacitate the governor or render the governor unable to perform his duties. The governor typically resided in his own governmental palace. From SW1ki, a Wikia wiki.
- A planetary governor was the ruling official of a single planet in the Galactic Empire. Most planetary governors were placed in power by the planetary system's respective Moff, whom the governor would then report directly to and receive orders and directives from. A planetary governor was given control over his own Imperial Military forces to maintain peace and order on their given planets. Some governors on certain Imperial worlds were elected by the populace, though this was rare and typically allowed on more Imperial-friendly worlds. The planetary governor would be succeeded by the lieutenant governor should any unforeseen events incapacitate the governor or render the governor unable to perform his duties. The governor typically resided in his own governmental palace.
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