The Great Council

The Great Council refers to a gathering of leaders or representatives from various groups or regions, often formed to discuss important issues, make decisions, or provide guidance on shared matters. It can be seen in various contexts, such as tribal governance, religious organizations, or even in historical contexts like the British Parliament in its early days. The council aims to bring diverse perspectives together and foster cooperation, ensuring that decisions reflect collective interests rather than just a few powerful individuals. Ultimately, it represents a democratic approach to leadership and decision-making.