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|membership = [[Tayichi]], [[Qília]], [[Empire Of Syua|Syua]], [[Limthia]], [[Singhapala Bisaya Republic (Launat Regime)|Singhapala Bisaya Republic]] | |membership = [[Tayichi]], [[Qília]], [[Empire Of Syua|Syua]], [[Limthia]], [[Republic Of Trisi|Triso]], [[Singhapala Bisaya Republic (Launat Regime)|Singhapala Bisaya Republic]] | ||
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The '''Borealian United Front''' (Tayichian: 川西統戦線, Kawanishi Osamu-sensen) was a pan-Borealian union established by the [[Tayichi|Empire of Tayichi]]. Initially, it included the three founding members of Tayichi, [[Empire Of Syua|Syua]] and | The '''Borealian United Front''' (Tayichian: 川西統戦線, Kawanishi Osamu-sensen) was a pan-Borealian union established by the [[Tayichi|Empire of Tayichi]]. Initially, it included the three founding members of Tayichi, [[Empire Of Syua|Syua]] and [[Qília]], but as the [[The Great War (1923-1939)|Great War in Borealia]] progressed, it included the [[Singhapala Bisaya Republic (Launat Regime)|Launat Regime in the SBR]] and others. | ||
The union's proposed objectives were to guarantee economic self-sufficiency, foster mutual cooperation among member states, and resist the influences of Amnisian Imperialism. However, in practice, it served primarily as a tool to enforce Tayichian hegemony over Borealia. It was also used as a propaganda tool to depict Tayichian armies as "liberators" from Amnisian oppression. Following the conclusion of the Great War, the Borealian United Front garnered criticism and scorn due to its nationalist, militarist, Tayichian supremacist and racist goals. | The union's proposed objectives were to guarantee economic self-sufficiency, foster mutual cooperation among member states, and resist the influences of Amnisian Imperialism. However, in practice, it served primarily as a tool to enforce Tayichian hegemony over Borealia. It was also used as a propaganda tool to depict Tayichian armies as "liberators" from Amnisian oppression. Following the conclusion of the Great War, the Borealian United Front garnered criticism and scorn due to its nationalist, militarist, Tayichian supremacist and racist goals. | ||
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川西統戦線 Borealian United Front | |
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| Location | Borealia |
| Administrative center | Shuto, Tayichi |
| Official Language | Tayichian |
| Type | Military Alliance |
| Membership | Tayichi, Qília, Syua, Limthia, Triso, Singhapala Bisaya Republic |
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The Borealian United Front (Tayichian: 川西統戦線, Kawanishi Osamu-sensen) was a pan-Borealian union established by the Empire of Tayichi. Initially, it included the three founding members of Tayichi, Syua and Qília, but as the Great War in Borealia progressed, it included the Launat Regime in the SBR and others.
The union's proposed objectives were to guarantee economic self-sufficiency, foster mutual cooperation among member states, and resist the influences of Amnisian Imperialism. However, in practice, it served primarily as a tool to enforce Tayichian hegemony over Borealia. It was also used as a propaganda tool to depict Tayichian armies as "liberators" from Amnisian oppression. Following the conclusion of the Great War, the Borealian United Front garnered criticism and scorn due to its nationalist, militarist, Tayichian supremacist and racist goals.