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Káámarakatu Kantirao ascended to the throne as the penultimate and the most influential Empress. She was originally contested by the vassal kings and the court for her ignoble origins but in 1819, the three queens of Saikao, Imerai and Andirao as well as 34 members of the Imperial family were executed for a supposed plot to overthrow the Empress. Contemporarily, it was understood that they had no plot, and that this was done to consolidate her authority. Throughout her reign, there were constant purges of dissident nobles and stripping of noble privileges which resulted in the consolidation of the nobility from nearly two hundred landowning nobles, to seventeen at the time of collapse and eventually twelve in modern times. FUrther, Kantirao presided over a time of great turmoil, as the social autonomy of the preceding Empress resulted in a desire to achieve political independence, ceasing to be a vassal state to Great Kiravia. Analysis of her diaries indicate that she held this same sentiment and was preparing her entire reign to create the grounds of an independent Takatta Loa. The primary means to which she wanted to achieve this were education, industrialization and nationalization. During the 20s, she enacted a system of national education to try and promote literacy across the country, enforcing Insuo Loa as the national language.

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