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The late 1800s saw a resurgent Fiannria on the world stage, looking to cast itself in the great affairs of the world and resume its affairs in earnest in Alshar and Audonia. Through mercantile expeditions, gunboat diplomacy, and military adventurism Fiannria ensured the continued status of Soirwind and the expansion of Fiannan influence through the region via treaties and concession cities- administered by the [[General Board of Commonwealth Concessions (GBCC)]]. | The late 1800s saw a resurgent Fiannria on the world stage, looking to cast itself in the great affairs of the world and resume its affairs in earnest in Alshar and Audonia. Through mercantile expeditions, gunboat diplomacy, and military adventurism Fiannria ensured the continued status of Soirwind and the expansion of Fiannan influence through the region via treaties and concession cities- administered by the [[General Board of Commonwealth Concessions (GBCC)]]. | ||
But while the rewards of Imperialism were reaped abroad, this did not reflect the issues back in Levantia, the wealth of the business elite and the poor conditions of the working class became a point of growing division, tension, strikes, protests, and even battles in the street. Fiannria at first struggled to confront this growing class conciousness, education, and organization however before this problem truly reared its head | But while the rewards of Imperialism were reaped abroad, this did not reflect the issues back in Levantia, the wealth of the business elite and the poor conditions of the working class became a point of growing division, tension, strikes, protests, and even battles in the street. Fiannria at first struggled to confront this growing class conciousness, education, and organization however before this problem truly reared its head; A War with Faneria broke out once again, but Faneria was not prepared or equipped for Fiannria this time around and soundly lost territories Fiannria facing many defeats on land and sea. (TBExpanded) | ||
But even with the laurels of this victory, the workers and now come home soldiers felt betrayed and unheard by the government, and that frustration poured out in the polls but not entirely in the workers' favor, however. The Fiannan Socialist Party candidate for President won the highest office in the land in 1891, however the FSP did not have the absolute majority nor the cooperation of the other parties in the Tyn to win control of government- forcing, not without struggle for the Socialist President to select a Fiann Party Chancellor. This forced an essentially hung government and for Socialist President to achieve any sort of legislative or political action, it was moderated, diluted, and compromised by the mainstream parties. This problem did not resolve itself in the midterms and at the end of their Presidency, the writings of Distributism had popularized itself enough following the writings of Rerum novarum the the Catholic Theocrats, Agrarians, Socialists, and Republicans formed a Solidarity Party which challenged and overtook the FSP and won control of the Tyn on some occasions over the two terms of the Solidarity President but faced a a crisis of party identity in the first decade of the 20th century. The next two decades however would lead to other third parties winning the Presidency and it appeared the main parties of the old Commonwealth would never regain their seat in charge of the Commonwealth. This period saw popular, if not also controversial policies become mainstream for periods of times as the ebb and flow of instability accosted the Commonwealth political system. Socialists, Populists, Nationalists, Georgists, Distributists, and even Monarchists filled the Tyn Hall among the Republicans and historic political parties. | But even with the laurels of this victory, the workers and now come home soldiers felt betrayed and unheard by the government, and that frustration poured out in the polls but not entirely in the workers' favor, however. The Fiannan Socialist Party candidate for President won the highest office in the land in 1891, however the FSP did not have the absolute majority nor the cooperation of the other parties in the Tyn to win control of government- forcing, not without struggle for the Socialist President to select a Fiann Party Chancellor. This forced an essentially hung government and for Socialist President to achieve any sort of legislative or political action, it was moderated, diluted, and compromised by the mainstream parties. This problem did not resolve itself in the midterms and at the end of their Presidency, the writings of Distributism had popularized itself enough following the writings of Rerum novarum the the Catholic Theocrats, Agrarians, Socialists, and Republicans formed a Solidarity Party which challenged and overtook the FSP and won control of the Tyn on some occasions over the two terms of the Solidarity President but faced a a crisis of party identity in the first decade of the 20th century. The next two decades however would lead to other third parties winning the Presidency and it appeared the main parties of the old Commonwealth would never regain their seat in charge of the Commonwealth. This period saw popular, if not also controversial policies become mainstream for periods of times as the ebb and flow of instability accosted the Commonwealth political system. Socialists, Populists, Nationalists, Georgists, Distributists, and even Monarchists filled the Tyn Hall among the Republicans and historic political parties. | ||
===Levantine Civil War=== | ===Levantine Civil War=== | ||
===The | In the early 1930's agitation because the general economic depression felt across Levantia and the world was turning into political extremes and agitation in the Deric states where nationalists and republicans began to mobilize. In both an effort to support democratization, nationalism, and republicanism, and also a realpolitik maneuver to weaken what the Fiannan government felt were the domineering powers of southern Levantia, began to tacitly and eventually secretly support with materials and volunteers. This all came to a head with the outbreak of war in the Derics in 1934. Throughout this period, while reports were given of potential Caphiric interference leading to the Derian uprising, the Fiannan government dismissed it as an impossibility. As Urcea and Burgundie allied to put down the uprising, Fiannria promised to maintain its border integrity from the nationalists, but still provided support to the uprising. Alarms began to ring for the upper military staff both in Alshar when Kloistani and Corummese declared war on Burgundie and irregular military movements across the Fanerian border were warning signs of something more was occuring than an uprising. However, the government remained dismissive until in October 1934, when Faneria declared war in a surprise invasion of Fiannria. Supplies to the Derian nationalists ceased and diplomatic overtures were made to the Urceans and Burgundians as evidence became clear of the Caphrian influence in the outbreak of conflict in the Derics, Alshar, and the attack from Faneria. | ||
===The Second Great War- the Fifth Kin War === | |||
===The Post-War and Cold War=== | ===The Post-War and Cold War=== | ||
===Operation Kipling=== | ===Operation Kipling=== | ||
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The Armed Forces is an active member of the [[Levantine Union Defense Council]] with numerous overseas bases in allied territories. | The Armed Forces is an active member of the [[Levantine Union Defense Council]] with numerous overseas bases in allied territories. | ||
WIP | WIP | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||