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Leadership
Document Reference: WGP-2024-006 | Classification: Public | Last Updated: 14 March 2024
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Title | King (Koenig); German style Landesherr |
| Full designation | King Peter II of Weymarck / Koenig Peter II |
| Role | Head of State |
| Dynasty | House of Wary (governing since 1173) |
| Personal fortune | Not published; distinction between royal and state wealth described as "largely symbolic" |
| Authority | Appoints the Prime Minister; addresses the Assembly of Estates; final authority on national security and fiduciary classification |
"Die Wirtschaft Weymarcks ist ein Bund, kein Markt. Wir konkurrieren nicht um Handel. Wir bewahren Stabilitaet als Dienstleistung."
- Koenig Peter II, 2018
The House of Wary (Haus Wary) is the ruling dynasty of the Kingdom of Weymarck. It has governed continuously since 1173. The original fief was granted during the reign of Emperor Frederick I (Barbarossa) in the high Karwendel east of what is now the Scharnitz Pass, the documented Austro-German bottleneck on the upper Isar between Scharnitz (Tyrol) and Mittenwald (Bavaria).
Members of the House of Wary serve on the 7-member board of the Royal Weymarck Trust alongside hereditary appointees. King Peter II's private holdings include alpine real estate and Weystadt infrastructure. Figures are sealed under Article IX of the Charter.
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Title | Prime Minister |
| Full designation | Prime Minister Johann Keller |
| Role | Head of Government |
| Appointment | Appointed by the Crown (King Peter II) |
| Responsibilities | Administration of government affairs; coordination between the Crown and the Assembly of Estates |
"The more we are known, the less we can serve. Trust demands silence."
- Prime Minister Johann Keller, 2023
| Position | Holder | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Head of State | King Peter II | Sovereign; appoints PM; final authority on security and classification |
| Head of Government | PM Johann Keller | Administration; policy coordination |
| Legislature | Assembly of Estates | 42-seat unicameral body; oversight of Crown Office |