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== Fhainnin Popular Republic (1906- | == Fhainnin Popular Republic (1906-1917) == | ||
== Republic of the Fhainn == | == Republic of the Fhainn == | ||
== Decline and Militarism == | |||
- Military particularly invested in theory of perpetual Revolution (sacred mission of the nation to destroy monarchism and imperialism globally - excepting Gaelic imperialism in pursuit of that goal) | |||
- militarists after Cananach's death be | |||
The militarists seized on Cananach's tenders to the Fiannrian government on the formation of a new, Gaelic federation and extrapolated from there to justify their own varying goals. Many of these were 'merely' Pan-Gaelic enthusiasts inspired by the doctrines of liberation and brotherhood expounded by early Republican thinkers; however, a variety of industrial profiteers, race-supremacists, and most pivotally the large revanchist groups in the country formed what was initially a loose coalition of factions within the National Assembly. The possibility of a new war with Fiannria had been on the table up until Cananach's round refusal of the idea in 1921, with the military buildup of the era intended as a bulwark against foreign aggression. | |||
== Second Great War (1935-1942) == | == Second Great War (1935-1942) == | ||
==== The Deric Run ==== | ==== The Deric Run ==== | ||
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== Postwar Era == | == Postwar Era == | ||
Immediately after the events of the Rose Revolution and the signing of the peace treaty, Faneria's interim government was forced to face what would later become termed the 'four horsemen of the Republic' - a series of social and political issues which had to be resolved before any real continuation of . These consisted of lingering militarist members of government and generals eager to erase the resurgent liberal government, regional separatism in the Transisthmus and [[Lyukquar|Leucwar]], the functional challenges that had allowed the takeover of the Popular Republic after Cananach's death, and both the immediate and long-term sociopolitical and economic consequences of the war. | Immediately after the events of the Rose Revolution and the signing of the peace treaty, Faneria's interim government was forced to face what would later become termed the 'four horsemen of the Republic' - a series of social and political issues which had to be resolved before any real continuation of . These consisted of lingering militarist members of government and generals eager to erase the resurgent liberal government, regional separatism in the Transisthmus and [[Lyukquar|Leucwar]], the functional challenges that had allowed the takeover of the Popular Republic after Cananach's death, and both the immediate and long-term sociopolitical and economic consequences of the war. | ||
==== Leucine Rebellion (1942-1945) ==== | ==== Leucine Rebellion (1942-1945) ==== | ||
Though separatist movements existed outside of Leucwar, the northern regions were directly impacted by the loss of territories aquired after the Boreal War and were invigorated by the reconquest of protestant territories by [[Caergwynn]]. Partially due to Caeric support, Leucine nationalists launched a local rebellion and declared independence, murdering the provincial governor and initiating a three-year civil conflict which the army violently put down. | Though separatist movements existed outside of Leucwar, the northern regions were directly impacted by the loss of territories aquired after the Boreal War and were invigorated by the reconquest of protestant territories by [[Caergwynn]]. Partially due to Caeric support, Leucine nationalists launched a local rebellion and declared independence, murdering the provincial governor and initiating a three-year civil conflict which the army violently put down. | ||
==== Government Reform and the Republic of the Fhainn ==== | ==== Government Reform and the Republic of the Fhainn ==== | ||
A purge of the upper echelons of the military was undertaken, with a number of trials for prominent militarist-wing military brass performed from 1942-1946 under the auspices of Burgundine intermediaries (Urcean oversight of any postwar trials having been a sticking point in peace negotiations, whereas the Burgundines had next to no direct conflict with Fhainnin forces outside of Fiannrian volunteer groups). In total, eleven officials, generals, and government functionaries of the _______ government were hanged, two shot after failing to qualify as war criminals while being convicted of treason, and thousands fired or shuffled into positions of impotence to cripple the Militarist wing of the Republican Party. Additionally, hasty efforts to alter state symbiology were made, rebranding the Popular Republic as the Republic of the Fhainn as part of a constitutional reform which formalized a number of amendments passed and subsequently ignored in the 1930s intended to finish the period of reforms initiated under Cananach. In doing so, the new government silently claimed to be the end state of Cananachan reforms, restoring damaged legal institutions and ending the 'tutelary state' phase of government propaganda.\ | A purge of the upper echelons of the military was undertaken, with a number of trials for prominent militarist-wing military brass performed from 1942-1946 under the auspices of Burgundine intermediaries (Urcean oversight of any postwar trials having been a sticking point in peace negotiations, whereas the Burgundines had next to no direct conflict with Fhainnin forces outside of Fiannrian volunteer groups). In total, eleven officials, generals, and government functionaries of the _______ government were hanged, two shot after failing to qualify as war criminals while being convicted of treason, and thousands fired or shuffled into positions of impotence to cripple the Militarist wing of the Republican Party. Additionally, hasty efforts to alter state symbiology were made, rebranding the Popular Republic as the Republic of the Fhainn as part of a constitutional reform which formalized a number of amendments passed and subsequently ignored in the 1930s intended to finish the period of reforms initiated under Cananach. In doing so, the new government silently claimed to be the end state of Cananachan reforms, restoring damaged legal institutions and ending the 'tutelary state' phase of government propaganda.\ | ||
The defunct [[ARSG]] was disbanded, with ethnic nationalism being quietly phased out of curricula in favor of civic nationalism which redefined Fhainnin nationalism as a linguistic, pluralistic identity rather than a racial one. This shut out the Pan-Gaelic movement from the heights of government and would quickly lead to violence from [[GaelWind]], a former gang used by ______'s faction to undermine the liberal wings of the Republican Party prior to the Second Great War. | The defunct [[ARSG]] was disbanded, with ethnic nationalism being quietly phased out of curricula in favor of civic nationalism which redefined Fhainnin nationalism as a linguistic, pluralistic identity rather than a racial one. This shut out the Pan-Gaelic movement from the heights of government and would quickly lead to violence from [[GaelWind]], a former gang used by ______'s faction to undermine the liberal wings of the Republican Party prior to the Second Great War. | ||
==== Corruption and Economic Stagnation ==== | ==== Corruption and Economic Stagnation ==== | ||
==== Fhainnin-Fiannrian Reconciliation ==== | ==== Fhainnin-Fiannrian Reconciliation ==== | ||
==== The Grand Vandarch Canal ==== | ==== The Grand Vandarch Canal ==== | ||
== Economic Revival == | == Economic Revival == | ||
==== Military Reforms ==== | ==== Military Reforms ==== | ||