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| successor = [[National Conservative Party (Seketan)|National Conservative Party]]
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The '''Kjedorate Party''' ([[Seketese language|Seketese]]: ''Kjedéreça ynden''), officially the '''Seketese Liberty Party'''{{ref|a}} ([[Seketese language|Seketese]]: ''Secéteça libérté ynden''), was a [[Seketan|Seketese]] {{wp|nationalist}} political party that governed [[Seketan]] as the {{wp|dominant party}} from 1914 to 1978. It supported the [[Kjedorate regime]] ruled principally by [[Loren Allis]] and later [[Etyjen Pesan]].
The '''Kjedorate Party''' ([[Seketese language|Seketese]]: ''Kjedéreça ynden''), officially the '''Seketese Liberty Party'''{{ref|a}} ([[Seketese language|Seketese]]: ''Secéteça libérté ynden''), was a [[Seketan|Seketese]] {{wp|nationalist}} political party that governed [[Seketan]] as the {{wp|dominant party}} from 1914 to 1978. It supported the [[Kjedorate regime]] ruled principally by [[Loren Allis]] and later [[Etyjen Pesan]].


The ideology of the Kjedorate Party is known as [[Kjedoratism]]. The party mostly supported {{wp|pan-nationalism|Seketese pan-nationalism}}, {{wp|anti-communism}}, and {{wp|conservatism}}. Factions of the Kjedorate Party have supported {{wp|Regionalism (politics)|Wilsk regionalism}}, {{wp|Regionalism (politics)|anti-Fjeskan and Wilsk regionalism}}, and {{wp|Criticism of democracy|anti-democracy}}. The party was affiliated with the [[Wilsk Kjedorate Party]] which represented itself in the [[Irvanysky]] in [[Wilskland]].  
The overarching ideology of the party was described as [[Kjedoratism]]. The party mostly supported {{wp|pan-nationalism|Seketese pan-nationalism}} ([[North Nelbec nationalism]]), {{wp|anti-communism}}, and {{wp|conservatism}}. Factions of the Kjedorate Party have supported {{wp|Regionalism (politics)|Wilsk regionalism}}, {{wp|Regionalism (politics)|anti-Fjeskan and Wilsk regionalism}}, and {{wp|Criticism of democracy|anti-democracy}}. The party was closely affiliated with the [[Wilsk Kjedorate Party]], which represented itself in the ''[[Irvansky]]'' of [[Wilskland]].  


==Name==
==Name==


The Kjedorate Party throughout its existence has always been officially known as the Seketese Liberty Party. During its early years under the leadership of [[Dann Kjedor]], the party was viewed as a possession of Kjedorfor the purpose of spreading his manifesto ''[[New Seketan]]'' and Seketese nationalist ideologies. After his death in 1913 and accession of [[Loren Allis]] as party leader, Allis upheld a {{wp|cult of personality}} of Kjedor and named [[Kjedoratism]] as the [[party ideology]]. Ever since, even in many official situations, the party has been referred to as the Kjedorate Party.  
The Kjedorate Party throughout its existence has always been officially known as the ''Seketese Liberty Party''. During its early years under the leadership of [[Dann Kjedor]], the party was viewed as an extention of Kjedor's popularity, and as a platform for his manifesto ''[[New Seketan]]''. After his death in 1913 and accession of [[Loren Allis]] as party leader, Allis upheld a {{wp|cult of personality}} for Kjedor and named [[Kjedoratism]] as the party ideology. Avid supporters of Kjedor had been identified as ''Kjedorates''. By the party's accession to Seketese government in the 1914 elections, it had been popularized to refer to it as the ''Kjedorate Party''.
 
The [[Kjedorates]] became a broad nationalist faction during the [[Seketese Revolution|Seketese revolutionary era]]. After emerging as the leading faction from the [[Seketese Civil War|civil war]], the political party retained its official original name. However, its utterance by the {{wp|Interwar period}} was seldom as ''Kjedorate Party'' became mentioned in almost every public setting.
 
The [[Third Seketese Republic]] saw increasing official usage of ''Kjedorate Party''. The party by this time seldom referred to itself by its official name.  


==History==
==History==
The Kjedorate Party has its origins in the [[Seketese national awakening]] in the 19th century. [[Pan-Nelbecism]] as the state ideology of the [[Nelbec Empire]] was spited in the [[Seketese national awakening|Seketese nationalism]].


The Kjedorate Party has its origins in the [[Seketese national awakening]] in the 19th century. Anti-[[Nelbec unity]] and Alquiyan sentiment became popular among {{wp|nationalist}} factions within Seketan during the late 1800s.
The party was founded by [[Dann Kjedor]] as the ''Seketese Liberty Party''. It participated in parliamentary elections of the ''[[Hérvynsken]]'' in the [[Kingdom of Seketan]] under the [[Nelbec Empire]]. Advocating for increasing autonomy from the [[Nelbec Empire#Politics and government|Imperial government]],


==Ideology==
==Ideology==

Latest revision as of 20:19, 17 October 2023

Seketese Liberty Party

Secéteça libérté ynden
FounderDann Kjedor
FoundedApril 19, 1904 (1904-04-19)
DissolvedNovember 1, 1995 (1995-11-01)
IdeologyKjedoratism
Party flag
File:Kjedorate flag.png

The Kjedorate Party (Seketese: Kjedéreça ynden), officially the Seketese Liberty Party[1] (Seketese: Secéteça libérté ynden), was a Seketese nationalist political party that governed Seketan as the dominant party from 1914 to 1978. It supported the Kjedorate regime ruled principally by Loren Allis and later Etyjen Pesan.

The overarching ideology of the party was described as Kjedoratism. The party mostly supported Seketese pan-nationalism (North Nelbec nationalism), anti-communism, and conservatism. Factions of the Kjedorate Party have supported Wilsk regionalism, anti-Fjeskan and Wilsk regionalism, and anti-democracy. The party was closely affiliated with the Wilsk Kjedorate Party, which represented itself in the Irvansky of Wilskland.

Name

The Kjedorate Party throughout its existence has always been officially known as the Seketese Liberty Party. During its early years under the leadership of Dann Kjedor, the party was viewed as an extention of Kjedor's popularity, and as a platform for his manifesto New Seketan. After his death in 1913 and accession of Loren Allis as party leader, Allis upheld a cult of personality for Kjedor and named Kjedoratism as the party ideology. Avid supporters of Kjedor had been identified as Kjedorates. By the party's accession to Seketese government in the 1914 elections, it had been popularized to refer to it as the Kjedorate Party.

The Kjedorates became a broad nationalist faction during the Seketese revolutionary era. After emerging as the leading faction from the civil war, the political party retained its official original name. However, its utterance by the Interwar period was seldom as Kjedorate Party became mentioned in almost every public setting.

The Third Seketese Republic saw increasing official usage of Kjedorate Party. The party by this time seldom referred to itself by its official name.

History

The Kjedorate Party has its origins in the Seketese national awakening in the 19th century. Pan-Nelbecism as the state ideology of the Nelbec Empire was spited in the Seketese nationalism.

The party was founded by Dann Kjedor as the Seketese Liberty Party. It participated in parliamentary elections of the Hérvynsken in the Kingdom of Seketan under the Nelbec Empire. Advocating for increasing autonomy from the Imperial government,

Ideology

Notes

1.^ When the party was founded in 1904, it was registered as the Seketese Liberty Party, but the party was referred to as the Kjedorate Party as early as 1912 shortly before Dann Kjedor's death. By 1930, the party was seldom referred to by its official name. After 1945, the term Kjedorate Party increased in official usage.

See also