Discussion Characters / SuperMarioBrosThePrincesses

No idea. The closest thing that comes to my mind is assisting the neighboring kingdoms that fell under Bowser's control in SMB3 by sending Mario and Luigi as heroic envoys. Even if that was one such case, I can't think of the other (I suspect whoever wrote that was thinking of something from the cartoons or some other supplementary material, but I'm not sure).

One they're most likely referring to is the visit she makes to the Beanbean Kingdom in M&LSS for political reasons mid-game.

It's way too ambiguous though, that example should be clarified.

I know of at least one of the instances, in which she organizes the Mushroom Kingdom's disease response conference during Bowser's Inside Story. I'm not sure her visit to the Beanbean Kingdom is an act of governance, since she goes there to take a holiday and make visit an immigrant village. While visiting an immigrant village is certainly a political act, I don't think it counts as governing. I'm not sure her earlier reception of the Beanbean "ambassador" counts, either. the SMB3 instance might count? It doesn't feel like it quite fits, though.

Honestly, I feel that the "two acts of governance" part should be removed if nobody knows for sure. Sometimes people write vague oir ambiguous things as if they were self-explanatory (the wiki suffered a lot from this back in the early 2010s).

It's been there for a long time, even before "The Princesses" were split into their own page, so I want to keep it, but I simply can't find more than 1 definitive act of governance. Maybe we should reduce it to one act of governance and note it, unless I can find the other. Elsewhere in the page it notes meetings that Peach attends in the roleplaying games, but I haven't played all of them. Between Thousand Year Door, Super Paper Mario, Superstar Saga, Partners In Time, and Bowser's Inside Story, there's definitely only one act of governance.