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'''Crown Liberalism''' is a semi-{{wp|liberalism|liberal}} philosophy and political ideology originating in [[Urcea]] based on {{wp|consent of the governed}}, {{wp|Reform movement|gradual reform}}, and the establishment of a government "guided by but not limited to" non-elected authorities such as the [[Apostolic King of Urcea]] or [[Levantine Catholic Church]]. Crown Liberalism is considered to be {{wp|fusionist}}, as | '''Crown Liberalism''' is a semi-{{wp|liberalism|liberal}} philosophy and political ideology originating in [[Urcea]] based on {{wp|consent of the governed}}, {{wp|Reform movement|gradual reform}}, and the establishment of a government "guided by but not limited to" non-elected authorities such as the [[Apostolic King of Urcea]] or [[Levantine Catholic Church]]. Crown Liberalism is considered to be {{wp|fusionist}}, embracing core liberal principles such as the {{wp|social contract}} and {{wp|individual rights}} while accepting the necessity of public stability and opposing political {{wp|radicalism}}. The philosophy has been described by the [[Kirav|Kiravian]] scholar P. G. W. Gelema "a movement aimed at creating the maximum degree of liberty and mobility for the individual and the family with the minimum degree of instability". | ||
==Origins== | ==History== | ||
===Origins=== | |||
Crown Liberalism finds its origins in the late 18th century in the period immediately following the [[War of the Caroline Succession]], as Urcea integrated [[Grand Duchy of Carolina|Caroline]] {{wp|Liberalism|liberal}} scholars as well as new scholars from abroad due to the continued growth of [[Urceopolis (City)|Urceopolis]]. The introduction of liberal thought was of great interest to young high society [[Social class in Urcea|optimates]], who began to patronize liberal philosophers and thinkers. With this patronage came specific thoughts from optimate families, integrating ideas from [[Culture_of_Urcea#Politics_and_statecraft|traditional Urcean political thought]] to create a brand of liberalism specific to [[Urcea]]. Though optimates were responsible for the initial introduction and spread of Crown Liberal thought, by the 1780s a new wage of [[Social class in Urcea|privilegiata]] from the city, partly influenced by mercantile ties to the emerging liberal [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] principalities, pushed it forward. Several of these privilegiata, who belonged to the highest ranks of that class, were members of the [[Concilium Daoni]]. In [[1791]], they established the "National Pact for the Settlement of the Constitution", a political club supporting continued development of the [[Constitution of Urcea]]. This club would become the [[National Pact (Urcea)|National Pact]], Urcea's oldest political party and the first Crown Liberal party. | Crown Liberalism finds its origins in the late 18th century in the period immediately following the [[War of the Caroline Succession]], as Urcea integrated [[Grand Duchy of Carolina|Caroline]] {{wp|Liberalism|liberal}} scholars as well as new scholars from abroad due to the continued growth of [[Urceopolis (City)|Urceopolis]]. The introduction of liberal thought was of great interest to young high society [[Social class in Urcea|optimates]], who began to patronize liberal philosophers and thinkers. With this patronage came specific thoughts from optimate families, integrating ideas from [[Culture_of_Urcea#Politics_and_statecraft|traditional Urcean political thought]] to create a brand of liberalism specific to [[Urcea]]. Though optimates were responsible for the initial introduction and spread of Crown Liberal thought, by the 1780s a new wage of [[Social class in Urcea|privilegiata]] from the city, partly influenced by mercantile ties to the emerging liberal [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] principalities, pushed it forward. Several of these privilegiata, who belonged to the highest ranks of that class, were members of the [[Concilium Daoni]]. In [[1791]], they established the "National Pact for the Settlement of the Constitution", a political club supporting continued development of the [[Constitution of Urcea]]. This club would become the [[National Pact (Urcea)|National Pact]], Urcea's oldest political party and the first Crown Liberal party. | ||
== | ==Ideology== | ||
[[Category: Politics of Urcea]] | [[Category: Politics of Urcea]] | ||