Kaisers Protektorat (Political Party)

History
The Kaisers Protektorat is a Right-Wing, Monarchist Party in Hulstria and Gao-Soto. It currently is the most prestigious and oldest party in the country. Their party Headquarters is located next to the Kaiser's Palace. The party was founded in 1897 when an associate to the Kaiser created a party that was made to protect his political power. For a while, they would race against non-aligned candidates however the abolishment of the

Chancellor position after the atrocities of Adalbrecht Breytenbach. When Kaiserine Émilienne l re-established the position in 1960 the new party leader Thaddäus Peltzer won by a landslide. The Liberal party Hulstrian Sozialpartei would beat the Kaisers Protektorat to the First Female Chancellor with Marga Gottlieb. However, the Kaisers Protektorat would follow suit with the election of the youngest chancellor to date. Constanze Faehrmann would be 23 when she would be elected Chancellor. The two greatest leaders of the party were Hildebrandt Wachtler and Angelina Goldhaber who both enacted reforms that truly made the government a democracy. Angelina Goldhaber would reform the party making it much more appealing to the independents and moderates. Her administration would include the most women to men ratio in any cabinet. The next 20 years would be tough for the party. Despite controlling the Diet they would not put a leader into the position of Chancellor. They would work with the Hulstrian Centrist Party which did produce some good reforms but finally, in 2023, the people would vote in 28-year-old Josefine Hertz. The current party leader is Jacob Schneider who lost his second re-election to the populist Feminist Block party. Jacob Schneider would be reelected after a vote of no confidence that ousted the former Chancellor. Henze would be relected however in 2041 and Jacob Schnieder would resign as party head. A little known figure named Alfred Johnson would take his place and soon would become a household name as the leader of the opposition.