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===Formation of the Confederation=== | ===Formation of the Confederation=== | ||
===Occidental encroachment and Deluge=== | ===Occidental encroachment and Deluge=== | ||
===Ethnic War=== | |||
===Balu's coup and social reform=== | ===Balu's coup and social reform=== | ||
Following the [[Alpachnee War]], the domestic political situation in the Confederatiom reached a tipping point. Although President Sisubiso had overseen defeat in the conflict, the Alpachnee State still stood and avoided total annexation. Additionally, many of the periphery nationalities and branches of the [[Sugondese people]] had been lost in territorial cessions to [[Daxia]] and [[Kiravia]]. As these groups were traditionally opponents of the Sisubiso administration, President Sisubiso paradoxically emerged from the war is a much stronger position when also considering the political capital he gained from extricating the Confederation from possible destruction. | Following the [[Alpachnee War]], the domestic political situation in the Confederatiom reached a tipping point. Although President Sisubiso had overseen defeat in the conflict, the Alpachnee State still stood and avoided total annexation. Additionally, many of the periphery nationalities and branches of the [[Sugondese people]] had been lost in territorial cessions to [[Daxia]] and [[Kiravia]]. As these groups were traditionally opponents of the Sisubiso administration, President Sisubiso paradoxically emerged from the war is a much stronger position when also considering the political capital he gained from extricating the Confederation from possible destruction. | ||