Some vassals also entered the Imperial Parliament with their noble titles and territory. Can they continue to be Imperial Parliament if they lose their territory?

"Ren." Duke of Silver Star asked hesitantly: "What if I give up Duke Longshande, what should I do if Viola's Earl of Winter Lake?"

Other Holy Soul Wizards are also very concerned about this issue.

Renn had a plan and immediately replied: "Return the territory of the true nobles to the empire, take the position as mayor, or transfer it to the chief executive of the same level, and retain the qualifications of two imperial MPs. After the two terms expire, you still have the power to give priority to nomination seats for MPs, and retain it for a hundred years."

The seat of the Imperial Parliamentarian is very important, not only the main bargaining chip for factions to win people's hearts, but also the best way to exert influence on the Imperial Parliament.

Rennes promised a hundred years of nomination power that would not generally change the factional structure of the parliament.

The Holy Soul Wizards were all satisfied with this answer.

Duke Silver Star nodded slightly, thought for a long time, and finally raised his hand slowly and said, "I agree. But I will not give up the Duke Longshande. Sorry, Rennes, I want to consider those hundreds of descendants. The Silviri family cannot lose their territory."

"I can understand, ma'am."

Renne had already guessed her choice.

Seeing that he was not angry, Duke Silver Star secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

The Queen of Storm immediately continued: "The Principality of Hohaven is a vassal state of the empire, not a duke. I am the Queen of Hohaven, not the Duke of the Empire. This proposal has nothing to do with me, but I will vote for you."

After saying that, she raised her hand.

Renn nodded: "Thanks to Her Majesty the Queen for your support."

His eyes swept across the sides of the bronze table, and the fifteen members of the Supreme Council were left, with only Tim Kennan and Kelstone not raising their hands.

If you don't raise your hand, you're objecting.

Although these two opposition votes are useless and have no effect on the voting results, not raising their hands is their last stubbornness. The two looked at the thirteen hands raised in front of them and looked at each other, feeling tremendous pressure. This scene seemed to herald the future pattern of the Supreme Parliament.

The three major factions of the Supreme Parliament, except for the two factions, all others stood in the camp of the Modu faction at this moment.

The so-called "big three" seem a bit ridiculous.

There are no three giants in the Supreme Parliament, only Rennes covers the sky with his own hands!
Chapter completed!