Eizboll Constitution - Eizboll Kenpo

Japanese: エイズボル憲法 - エイズボルけんぽう

The Norwegian Constitution was established in 1814. Modeled on the French Constitution of 1791, it clearly stipulated civil rights such as separation of powers, national sovereignty, and freedom of the press, making it the most democratic constitution in Europe at the time. Voting rights were given to men over 25 who had a certain amount of property or civil service experience, and the eligible voters amounted to 45.5% of men over 25, or 10.3% of the total population (French voters at the time were 0.3% of the total population). Until 1814, Norway was effectively a vassal state of Denmark, but after Denmark's defeat in the war, which saw the country side by side with Napoleon, Norway was handed over to Sweden by the Treaty of Kiel.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1814年成立のノルウェー憲法。フランスの1791年憲法をモデルとし，三権分立，国民主権，出版の自由などの市民的権利を明記しており，当時のヨーロッパで最も民主的な性格をもつ。選挙権は一定の財産もしくは官吏経験をもつ25歳以上の男子に与えられ，該当者は25歳以上男子の45.5％，全人口の10.3％に達する(当時のフランスの有権者は全人口の0.3％)。1814年までノルウェーは事実上デンマークの属国であったが，ナポレオン側についたデンマークの敗戦により，キール条約によってスウェーデンに譲渡された。

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