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A '''prefecture''' is an administrative division within a [[Municipality]] which is created when its population has become so large that a further devolution of power and authority is required to administer it, or as a result of the merger of two or more existing municipalities as a way to maintain a cultural continuity despite the amalgamation into a single government structure. Prefectures are established by their [[ | A '''prefecture''' is an administrative division within a [[Municipality]] which is created when its population has become so large that a further devolution of power and authority is required to administer it, or as a result of the merger of two or more existing municipalities as a way to maintain a cultural continuity despite the amalgamation into a single government structure. Prefectures are established by their [[Municipal Government|municipal government]], subject to approval by its [[Provincial Government|provincial government]]. | ||
==See also== | |||
*[[Fortressian Administrative Divisions]] | |||
*[[Prefectural Government]] | |||
[[Category:Pillow Fortress]] | [[Category:Pillow Fortress]] | ||
[[Category:Administrative Divisions]] | [[Category:Administrative Divisions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:29, 7 August 2021
A prefecture is an administrative division within a Municipality which is created when its population has become so large that a further devolution of power and authority is required to administer it, or as a result of the merger of two or more existing municipalities as a way to maintain a cultural continuity despite the amalgamation into a single government structure. Prefectures are established by their municipal government, subject to approval by its provincial government.