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| name          = Dorji Namgyal<br>ནམྒྱལདོརྗི
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*{{wp|National conservatism}} ''(Severniks)''
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The '''Pelemian Civil War''' ''({{wp|Russian language|Slabadic}}: Գրաժդանսկայա վոյնա վ Պելմենիի Grazhdanskaya voyna v Pelmenii)'' was a major multi-factional {{wp|civil war}} within the former [[Pelemian Empire]] which erupted following the [[Pelemian Imperial Army|Imperial Army]]'s routing in the [[Battle of Frieborg]] and subsequent [[Winter Crisis]]. Lasting for almost six years, the conflict was one of the bloodiest civil wars in recent [[Auressia]]n history and has been considered a pivotal event in world history.


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Pelemia had entered WAR, hoping to seize territory from neighbouring [[Tyrnica]] and unite the increasingly fractured nation. However, the Pelemian army was woefully equipped and led by an incompetent aristocratic class, leading to several significant defeats on both fronts. Several officers led a
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'''Dorji Namgyal''' ''({{wp|tibetan language|Namkha}}: ནམྒྱལདོརྗི Namgyal Dorji)'' was the {{wp|Zhabrung}} of [[Duran]] from the 13<sup>th</sup> of May 1876 to the 2<sup>nd</sup> of August 1882, before his deposition in a {{Wp|palace coup}} in favour of his {{wp|sister}} [[Lhamo Namgyal]], who was favoured by the [[Heavenly Shangean Empire]]. Living in {{wp|exile}} at first in [[Rajadom of Ajahadya|Ajahadya]] between 1882 and 1900, and then in EUCLEAN STATES until 1935, he claimed to represent the rightful government of [[Duran]] and lobbied foreign powers to intervene to back his claim. He would return to power after the signing of the [[Treaty of Keisi]] in 1935, but died on the 12<sup>th</sup> of October 1935, just months after reclaiming his crown.
Dorji inherited the [[Lotus Throne]] at the age of 15, following his father's unexpected death in 1876, and for the first year of his rule was overseen by a {{wp|regent}}, the {{wp|Ponchen|Pönchen}} [[Gyatso Lama]]. A {{Wp|nationalist}}, Dorji defended traditional Duranian culture and governance during his reign. This set him at odds with the {{wp|chinese|Shangean}} {{wp|merchant}} class, who desired a reformist leader who would protect their interests. In 1882, the [[Snow Petal Society]] of Shangean elites backed a palace coup, allegedly at the behest of the [[Xiyong Emperor]] himself, which removed Dorji from power in favour of his younger sister [[Lhamo Namgyal|Lhamo]], who was herself educated in [[Baiqiao]]. Forced to flee the country with a small group of loyal retainers and as much wealth as he could take, Dorji moved first to [[Ajahadya]] where he would unsuccessfully petition the Raja for military support. Realising the Raja was aligned with the [[Heavenly Shangean Empire]], Dorji fled towards [[Euclea]]. For the next 30 years, Dorji became a notable figure in Euclean courts and high society as he attempted to gain support for his cause. While he gained little concrete aid, the romanticism attached with the "Exiled Southron King" as he was called gained him audiences and the [[Euclean Society for Duranian Independence]] formed.
The outbreak of the [[Great War (Kylaris)|Great War]] would prove a windfall for Dorji. Where his cause had before been a source of {{wp|Orientalism|Australist}} fancy, it was now viewed as a potential tool against [[Entente]]-aligned [[Shangea]]. Correspondance between Dorji and [[Grand Alliance]] leaders intensified, and Dorji's supporters in [[Occupied Duran]] began to cause unrest in the kingdom. Though this was not significant militarily, it was enough to grant Dorji's return to power as a provision of the [[Treaty of Keisi]]. Dorji returned home following the signing of the treaty, but was by now an old man. He died just two months after returning to Duran, where he was cremated at the traditional royal monastery. He was succeeded by his son, [[Kalsang Jigme Namgyal]], who oversaw the crucial postwar period in Duran.
==Life==
===Youth and upbringing===
The eldest child of Zhabrung [[Rinchen Namgyal]], Dorji was born into an elite milieu of Duranian society and from a young age recieved education in statecraft and religious matters. Unlike his father, who was widely viewed as being a [[Zohism|Zohist]] in name only, Dorji showed an affinity with religious affairs and formed an especially close bond with his teacher [[Gyatso Lama]], a Zohist clergyman and scholar. Living in the royal palace of [[Chenpodrang]], Dorji was insulated from the daily struggles of the Duranian people and courtly intrigue of the palace, instead devoting his time to reading about Duran's history and culture. He saw little of his father during this formative period, which has been associated by some with his strong aversion to modernising reforms as his father had placed such projects above him.
In 1876, Rinchen Namgyal passed away due to alcohol-related complications, leaving Dorji to ascend to the throne at the age of 15. His father had been a controversial ruler, leading many to claim that he had been poisoned either by [[Shangea]]n agents or by reactionary nobles who resented his reforms. For the first years of his rule, Duran was effectively controlled by his teacher Gyatso, himself highly reactionary.
===First reign and deposition===
The initial period of Dorji's reign was profoundly influenced by his steward's beliefs. A member of the ultra-traditionalist [[Nyingpa]] faction, Gyatso Lama was intent on reversing Rinchen's reforms to society such as his mandating of northern dress and his expansion of foreign relations. Dorji was acquiescent, if not entirely supportive of such decisions, to this political direction, and throughout his reign would attempt to limit foreign influences within Duran. This placed him at odds with the Shangean population, who were dominant within the mercantile classes and had profited from Rinchen's decision to expand foreign trade. The [[Heavenly Shangean Empire]] was in ascendence, and while Dorji was occupied with internal matters he ignored the threat growing to his south.
Having grown up secluded from the squabbles of the court and the influence of the various factions which had emerged amongst the Duranian population, Dorji remained oblivious to the tensions which were building within his kingdom. His education had informed him that the Zhabrung's rule was absolute and unquestioned, while Gyatso Lama had insulated him from factional politics in order to ensure the dominance of his Nyingpa faction in court appointments. The modernist [[Sarpa]] faction came to resent his rule and instead turn their attention to his younger sister [[Lhamo Namgyal]], who had been educated in [[Shangea]] and was seen to be more malleable. The [[Snow Petal Society]], a secretive club of Shangean business interests, also began to pin their interests to Lhamo with the hopes that they could secure the steward's position and extend Shangean dominance over Duran. By 1881, these two factions had begun to see common cause and, with assurances that Duranian sovereignty would be maintained under a Shangean protectorate, the Sarpa faction backed the Snow Petal Society's conspiracy.
The decision which sealed Dorji's fate was his decision to raise export and import tariffs on cross-border trade with Shangea. Facing a significant decrease in earnings, and with the tacit support of the Shangean government which was by now fully informed of their plans, the Snow Petal Society put their plans into place. A group of bribed guards and discontented soldiers marched on the [[Lari Dzong]], forcing the [[Kashag]] to dismiss Dorji and recognise his sister Lhamo as the Zhabrung. Dorji was alerted of the {{wp|coup}} in advance by an insider in the group, and was advised to assemble his most trusted retainers and flee the country. He convened his family and a group of 40 followers, primarily nobles and monks, before fleeing under the cover of darkness the night before the coup took place. The conspirators allowed him to flee, as they believed that his flight would disenhearten any of his supporters. Dorji made his way north, seeking asylum at the Duranian embassy in the [[Rajadom of Ajahadya]].

Latest revision as of 21:22, 23 April 2022

Pelemian Civil War
Kolchak1919troops.jpg
Forces loyal to the Council Republic of Pelemia, 1915
Date1911-1916
Location
{{{place}}}
Result Nationalist victory
Belligerents

Pelemia Alliance of Pelemian Renewal

Council Republic of Pelemia

Various localist movements

  • Swedish separatists
  • Samogan separatists
  • Peasants
Commanders and leaders
Boris Melensky
Nikolass Zemev		 Some commie Olaf Olafsson

The Pelemian Civil War (Slabadic: Գրաժդանսկայա վոյնա վ Պելմենիի Grazhdanskaya voyna v Pelmenii) was a major multi-factional civil war within the former Pelemian Empire which erupted following the Imperial Army's routing in the Battle of Frieborg and subsequent Winter Crisis. Lasting for almost six years, the conflict was one of the bloodiest civil wars in recent Auressian history and has been considered a pivotal event in world history.

Pelemia had entered WAR, hoping to seize territory from neighbouring Tyrnica and unite the increasingly fractured nation. However, the Pelemian army was woefully equipped and led by an incompetent aristocratic class, leading to several significant defeats on both fronts. Several officers led a



Albinian Senet

Senet elbinyen
Senet logo.png
Logo of the Senet
Type
Type
History
FoundedMarch 21, 1808 (1808-03-21)
Leadership
Chairman of the Senet
Structure
Seats141
Senet2022.svg
Political groups
Government
  •   National Rally (58)
  •   Do nosos (9)
  •   Democratic Centre Union (5)

Opposition

  •   Albinian Workers Party (39)
  •   Alternative Republicans and Greens Alliance (30)
Length of term
4 years
Elections
First-past-the-post voting
First election
1812
Last election
2021
Next election
2025
Meeting place
Parlamentoand5.jpg
al-Palatyu al-Senetüs
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