His Majesty's Privy Council was originally an obscure group of advisors who held no significant power. However, during the Era of Imperial Supremacy, the Privy Council grew to become an immensely powerful organ of government with authority that largely surpasses that of the cabinet, making it in effect the country's executive branch. The Privy Council is made up of sixteen Great Officers of the Crown, including five viceroys, and any additional Privy Councillors the Sovereign may wish to appoint. These Great Officers of the Crown often head their own government agencies which are separate and not under the control of the Diet or cabinet but also very well funded, thus allowing them to supersede the cabinet at nearly every occasion and even allowing them to overturn some of the Diet's polic
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| - His Majesty's Privy Council was originally an obscure group of advisors who held no significant power. However, during the Era of Imperial Supremacy, the Privy Council grew to become an immensely powerful organ of government with authority that largely surpasses that of the cabinet, making it in effect the country's executive branch. The Privy Council is made up of sixteen Great Officers of the Crown, including five viceroys, and any additional Privy Councillors the Sovereign may wish to appoint. These Great Officers of the Crown often head their own government agencies which are separate and not under the control of the Diet or cabinet but also very well funded, thus allowing them to supersede the cabinet at nearly every occasion and even allowing them to overturn some of the Diet's polic
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| - His Majesty's Privy Council was originally an obscure group of advisors who held no significant power. However, during the Era of Imperial Supremacy, the Privy Council grew to become an immensely powerful organ of government with authority that largely surpasses that of the cabinet, making it in effect the country's executive branch. The Privy Council is made up of sixteen Great Officers of the Crown, including five viceroys, and any additional Privy Councillors the Sovereign may wish to appoint. These Great Officers of the Crown often head their own government agencies which are separate and not under the control of the Diet or cabinet but also very well funded, thus allowing them to supersede the cabinet at nearly every occasion and even allowing them to overturn some of the Diet's policies, which is why the Privy Council is so powerful. Here is a list of the current Great Offices of the Crown:
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