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'''Ranyaism''' is a political ideology pioneered by the [[Qübu Republican Front|Qübu revolutionary]] [[Úbor Ranya]] in his 1971 book [[Any-Qübu (book)|Any-Qübu]]. Ranyaism is a form of [[Qübüji nationalism]]. Ranyaism promotes the idea of the [[Traditionalist conservatism|traditionalist conservative]] representative democracy, where the government serves primarily to protect the native culture of the people and prevent outside influence. Ranyaism originated as a militant subgroup in the Qübu Republican Front, associated with the removal of the church-state divide and retaliation against colonial powers. While Ranyaism was the dominant ideology among the Qübu Republican revolutionaries, especially after the [[Statement of Exile of Ógóngü I Algáracöwönt|deposition of the king]] and establishment of the [[The Republican Senate of the Republic of Qübüj|The Republican Senate]], Ranyaism was outlawed in [[Coburia]] following [[Garáš Aföčny]]'s rise to power.