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The region now known as Mutsutori and its fragmented states came under the gradual sway of the [[Burgoignesc Kandahar-Kandara Trading Company]]. The entire area was reorganized as the "Far East Colony". | The region now known as Mutsutori and its fragmented states came under the gradual sway of the [[Burgoignesc Kandahar-Kandara Trading Company]]. The entire area was reorganized as the "Far East Colony". | ||
===Democratic People's Republic=== | ===Democratic People's Republic=== | ||
The [[Burgundie]]-aligned Royal Family was killed in the Coup of 1967 and the monarchy quickly overthrown, bringing about the revolutionary Democratic People's Republic of Mutsutori, a {{wp|communist}} regime. The revolution triggered the so-called [[Operation_Kipling#Kiplinger_War_of_the_Islands|War of the Islands]] as part of [[Operation Kipling]]. | The [[Burgundie]]-aligned Royal Family was killed in the Coup of 1967 and the monarchy quickly overthrown, bringing about the revolutionary Democratic People's Republic of Mutsutori (DPRM), a {{wp|communist}} regime. The revolution triggered the so-called [[Operation_Kipling#Kiplinger_War_of_the_Islands|War of the Islands]] as part of [[Operation Kipling]]. | ||
The coup lead to the rise of the Danehong Liberation Front, a paramilitary organization sponsored by [[Burgundie]] and [[Urcea]] in the Danehong region. While the group was effective in combat, [[Burgundie]]'s withdrawal from the country in 1969 resulted in international support for the group coming to an end. It continued fighting until 1971 when it was destroyed. Danehong was subject to crimes against humanity by the DPRM forces, atrocities that have been since condemned by the [[League of Nations]] as genocide. In 1996, the Mutsutori government issued an official acknowledgement of the crimes and convened a Truth and Reconciliation Commission. | |||
===Mustard Revolution=== | ===Mustard Revolution=== | ||
Following two and a half decades of single party communist rule, the Democratic People's Republic of Mutsutori was deposed and the traditional line of monarchs was restored in the popular Mustard Revolution. A new constitution was inaugurated in 1992. | Following two and a half decades of single party communist rule, the Democratic People's Republic of Mutsutori was deposed and the traditional line of monarchs was restored in the popular Mustard Revolution. A new constitution was inaugurated in 1992. | ||