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[[File:Kojyunsha4.JPG|thumb|Entrance to the Valēka Federalist Lodge on Tandhurin Island]] | [[File:Kojyunsha4.JPG|thumb|Entrance to the Valēka Federalist Lodge on Tandhurin Island]] | ||
The '''Federalist Lodges''' are an informal association of private membership organisations descended from the local correspondence committees of the [[Renaissance Party]]. Although they are primarily social and charitable institutions, the Federalist Lodges preserve a great deal of the identity, traditions, pageantry, and iconography of the Renaissance Party, and some continue to wield substantial (though informal) influence over the [[ | The '''Federalist Lodges''' are an informal association of private membership organisations descended from the local correspondence committees of the [[Renaissance Party]]. Although they are primarily social and charitable institutions, the Federalist Lodges preserve a great deal of the identity, traditions, pageantry, and iconography of the Renaissance Party, and some continue to wield substantial (though informal) influence over the [[Federalist Republican Alliance]], [[Coscivian National Congress]], and the Kiravian officialdom generally. | ||
The Federalist Lodges trace their roots to the local correspondence committees of the Renaissance Party. Some of these committees on the Mainland operated as clandestine organisations under Kirosocialist rule, but most were formed after [[Kiravian Reunification]] to coördinate the Party’s political activities in a particular region. When the national committee of the Renaissance Party dissolved itself ahead of the [[Antipartisan law in Kiravia|Anti-Party Law]] (which it had supported) taking effect, it was succeeded by the SRA. The SRA included many provincial parties that were not derived from the Renaissance Party, and furthermore many provincial Renaissance Party chapters fissured or rebranded during this time, dispensing with RP traditions and imagery. | The Federalist Lodges trace their roots to the local correspondence committees of the Renaissance Party. Some of these committees on the Mainland operated as clandestine organisations under Kirosocialist rule, but most were formed after [[Kiravian Reunification]] to coördinate the Party’s political activities in a particular region. When the national committee of the Renaissance Party dissolved itself ahead of the [[Antipartisan law in Kiravia|Anti-Party Law]] (which it had supported) taking effect, it was succeeded by the SRA. The SRA included many provincial parties that were not derived from the Renaissance Party, and furthermore many provincial Renaissance Party chapters fissured or rebranded during this time, dispensing with RP traditions and imagery. | ||