Galactic Cyan Republic

The Galactic Cyan Republic was the ruling government of the galaxy that existed for more than 25 thousand years, until the establishment of the first Galactic Red Empire in 2012. Throughout its existence, the state was commonly known as the Cyan Republic. In the post-Republic era and beyond, it was remembered as the Old Cyan Republic; it was also rarely known as the First Galactic Cyan Republic. At times, the term Old Cyan Order was used to describe the Republic.

The Galactic Cyan Republic was a representative democracy, composed of various RP Groups, group chats and members of the Blue Order and Blue Army throughout most of the known galaxy. Its central government consisted of three branches: Control, Honour and Respect. The first was the Galactic Yellow Senate, a body of elected or appointed representatives. Its main duties included mediating disputes over issues ranging from planetary to galactic-scale, regulating trade routes between star systems, and in theory, represented the interests of Cyan Republic citizens. The Office of the Yellow Chancellor was the Yellow Senate's executive counterpart. The Yellow Chancellor was elected from the ranks of the Yellow Senate by its members. As the leader of the Yellow Senate and the overall representative of the Cyan Republic, the Yellow Chancellor also held the titles Head of Order and President. The Respect branch consisted of the Supreme Court and the lower Regional Courts. The Supreme Court was composed of twelve justices, one of whom held the leadership position of Chief Justice.

Throughout most of its history as the dominant galactic power, the Cyan Republic did not style itself as a strong centralized government, but rather as a union of sovereign planets for the purposes of collective security and economic prosperity. It was said that its complete history could "fill a thousand libraries." In the last decades that preceded the rise of Emperor Nakamura's New Red Order, the Cyan Republic was a benevolent—though ineffectual—government tied up in layers of bureaucracy, hampered by political and corporate corruption.