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{{Infobox political party
{{Infobox military unit
|name              = Democratic Coalition
|unit_name= Spatharioi
|native_name       = Δημοκρατικός Συνασπισμός
|native_name = σπαθάριος
|logo              = [[File:DCLogo.png|150px]]
|image=
|colorcode          = #FFB433
|dates= {{circa}} 7th century – present
|leader            = [[Fania Zarou]]
|country= {{flag|Lihnidos}}
|chairperson        = Ermis Grivas
|allegiance= [[Stella II of Lihnidos]]
|founder            = Karolos Mires
|branch= [[File:Lihnidos_Coat_of_Arms.png|22px]] [[Lihnidosi Armed Forces]]
|founded            = {{Start date|1900|9|21|df=y}}
|type = {{wpl|Royal guard}}, {{wpl|infantry}}, and {{wpl|cavalry}}
|predecessor        = Labor Union
|role= {{wpl|Executive protection}}, {{wpl|foot guards}}, {{wpl|honor guard}}, {{wpl|counter-insurgency}}
|headquarters      = 30 Stagena Avenue, Xanthi, [[Lihnidos]]
|size= 10,000
|student_wing      = Coalition of Democratic Students
|command_structure= [[Monarchy of Lihnidos|Lihnidosi Imperial Household]]
|youth_wing        = Coalition of Democratic Youth
|garrison= Byllelea Palace, [[Arcadia (Lihnidos)|Arcadia]]
|wing1_title        =  
|garrison_label= Headquarters
|wing1              =  
|nickname=
|wing2_title        =  
|patron=
|wing2              =  
|motto = ''προστατεύω, σερβίρισμα, πρόοδος''<br>("Protect, Serve, Progress")
|wing3_title        =
|colors= {{colorbox|#FFFFFF}} White <br>{{colorbox|#E7DE00}} Gold
|wing3              =
|colors_label=  
|membership_year    = 2018
|march= ''ύμνος των σπαθάριος''<br>("Hymn of the Spatharios")
|membership        = {{increase}} 381,528
|mascot=  
|ideology          = {{wpl|Progressivism}}<br>{{wpl|Social liberalism}}
|equipment=
|colors            = {{colorbox|#FFB433}} Orange
|equipment_label=
|seats1_title      = [[National Assembly of Lihnidos|National Assembly]]
<!-- Commanders -->
|seats1            = {{Composition bar|137|350|hex=#FFB433}}
|commander1= [[Stella II of Lihnidos|Stella II]]
|seats2_title      = Provincial councils
|commander1_label= [[Monarchy of Lihnidos|Empress]]
|seats2            = {{Composition bar|54|140|hex=#FFB433}}
|commander2= STR Adrianos Kakos
|seats3_title      = Provincial governments
|commander2_label= Prōtospatharios
|seats3            = {{Composition bar|5|20|hex=#FFB433}}
|commander3= AST Lazaros Rines
|seats4_title      = Local governments
|commander3_label= Chief of Staff
|seats4            = {{Composition bar|12961|34547|hex=#FFB433}}
|commander4= LOC Euryalus Glaros
|website            =  
|commander4_label= Spatharokandidatos
|country            = Lihnidos
|identification_symbol=  
|footnotes          =
|identification_symbol_label=  
}}
}}
The Democratic Coalition ([[Hellenic language|Hellenic]]: Δημοκρατικός Συνασπισμός), also known as the DC or the Coalition, is a {{wpl|Centre-left politics|center-left}} [[List of political parties in Lihnidos|political party in Lihnidos]]. The DC is one of the two major political parties in [[Lihnidos]]. The party was formed in 1900 as a successor to the Labor Union Party. The Labor Union Party was reformed following the death of Amycus Petrides in 1881 who had been elected as leader of the party in 1874. Elected to succeed him, Karolos Mires was a known moderate who had campaigned since his election to the National Assembly for the reformation of the party in order to appeal to a broader base. After years of internal party disputes and debate, the Labor Union Party was officially reorganized into the Democratic Coalition in 1900. Karolo Mires campaigned extensively for the party in the lead up to the 1902 general election. Health complications resulted in Mires's death in 1901 prior to the next years general election, damaging the party leadership's enthusiasm and morale. In the first election since its formation, the party gained twenty-four seats, proving the effectiveness of its rebranding. The Democratic Coalition dominated Lihnidosi politics until the merging of the Conservative Party and National Party into the Conservative-National Alliance in 1947. The party has won fifteen of thirty [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|general elections]] since its creation. Eight DC [[Prime Minister of Lihnidos|prime ministers]] have led the party in government for sixty years since 1900. The longest serving leader of the party was Sinon Savas who served as party leader for twenty-four years and as prime minister half of that time.
The Spatharioi (singular: [[Hellenic language|Hellenic]]: Spatharios, σπαθάριος, literally "{{wpl|spatha}}-bearer"), also occasionally known as the Guard, are an independent branch of the [[Lihnidosi Armed Forces]]. The Spatharioi are dedicated to the protection of the [[Monarchy of Lihnidos|Empress of Lihnidos]], the [[House of Vasiliou|Lihnidosi Imperial Family]], and the rest of the Lihnidosi nobility. At times, the Spatharioi can perform additional law enforcement and counter-insurgency duties. While a trained combat unit, the guard also participate in parades and ceremonial events. The Spatharioi have existed in some form since the seventh century when created as a group of palace guards. The Spatharioi, while officially a part of the Lihnidosi Armed Forces, differ from the other branches. The Spatharioi are given limited oversight by the National Assembly and elected government and the monarch has full authority over all Spatharioi functions.
 
The Democratic Coalition has been the second largest party and the main opposition party in the [[National Assembly of Lihnidos|National Assembly]] since 2006. The party gained two seats in 2010 and lost seats again in the [[Lihnidosi general election, 2014|2014 general election]] under [[Fania Zarou]]. The [[Lihnidosi general election, 2018|2018 general election]] resulted in a {{wpl|hung parliament}} when the [[Conservative-National Alliance (Lihnidos)|Conservative-National Alliance]] lost its majority by six seats. The Democratic Coalition gained eight seats in the 2018 general election, however it did not have enough seats to form a government following the [[Populist People's Party (Lihnidos)|Populist People's Party]] signing a {{wpl|confidence and supply}} agreement with the Conservative-National Alliance. [[Fania Zarou]] has served as the leader of the party since 2002 and served as prime minister from 2002 to 2006.
==History==
==History==
===Founding===
===Formation===
The Democratic Coalition was founded on 21 September 1900 as a successor to the Labor Union Party. Prior to the founding of the Democratic Coalition, the Labor Union Party was one of three parties represented in the National Assembly and had spent a combined forty years in government since its creation in 1818. The creation of the Democratic Coalition was a result of a reformation in the Labor Union Party in an effort to shift party policy towards the center.
[[File:Spadalongobarda.jpg|80px|right|thumb|Replica of a Thasan spatha]]
 
The Spatharioi were formed in the seventh century by Baste I of Thasos as a group of palace guards. The Spatharioi took over the duties from a disorganized collection of Thasan military members who had previously been tasked with the protection of the Royal Palace and the monarch. Individual members of the group of guards were referred to as Spatharios, which translates to "spatha-bearer" in regards to the {{wpl|spatha}}, the type of sword that the guards carried. Initially only tasked with the protection of the monarch and Royal Palace in Xanthi, the duties of the Spatharioi later expanded to include the protection of the rest of the Royal family in Thasos, other nobility, and military generals. The Spatharioi quickly became the most influential part of the Thasan military due to its access to the monarch. The leadership of the Spatharioi would regularly lobby the monarch for increased funds and authority and over a period of several decades became the best equipped and trained collection of soldiers in the kingdom. The influence of the Spatharioi continued to spread as their role expanded to include being an elite fighting force for the kingdom in battle.
The rebranding of the Labor Union Party into the Democratic Coalition was a result of five years of internal party disputes and debate. Following the death of LUP Leader Amycus Petrides in 1881, Karolos Mires was elected to the position of party leader. Mires was a known moderate in the party, and his election as leader was a major blow to the radical wing of the party. Discussion on rebranding the LUP began in 1895 following poor results for the party in the 1894 general election. Mires blamed the poor electoral results on party members' continued support for radical policies despite the party platform having made a shift to the center since Mires's election as leader. The renewed push by Mires and other moderate members of the party for a rebranding of the party was opposed by several members. There were two unsuccessful attempts in 1896 to oust Mires as the leader of the party, and one unsuccessful attempt in 1897. On 19 November 1897, the party, at the behest of Mires and other party leadership, expelled four members of the who had been found attempting to undermine Mires and his allies by spreading false information to the news media.
===Diminishing influence===
 
The influence of the Spatharioi continued to go unchecked through the reign of Konstantine I and Eustis II of Thasos only to reach the tipping point under the reign of Anastasius VI in 709. The ailing king had stopped public appearances in late 708 and by 709 was believed to be bedridden. The Spatharioi began to restrict nobles and advisors from seeing the king, even going so far as to ban the Kouropalatēs, who was in charge of the running of the Royal Palace, from the palace. Believing that the Spatharioi were usurping the authority and power of the king, the Kouropalatēs, known as Panayiotis, called on the assistance of Thasan General Vissarion to help him reenter the palace. Vissarion and Panayiotis, along with what was estimated to be two hundred soldiers, entered the city unmolested and approached the Royal Palace. The contingent of soldiers were stopped at the palace gates, where Panayiotis and Vissarion were confronted by the Prōtospatharios Paraskevas. Paraskevas insisted that only Panayiotis and Vissarion would be permitted to see the king, and that each would have to be disarmed, as only Spatharioi were permitted to be armed in the palace. Both men refused to hand over their weapons, and in response Paraskevas barred them from entering. Vissarion, refusing to accept Paraskevas's authority, ordered his men to force open the gates and occupy the palace. The fighting that followed saw the death of many from both the Spatharioi and Vissarion's men. Due to Vissarion having a larger force he was victorious in seizing control of the palace. Upon entering the king's bedchamber it was found to be empty. Paraskevas, who had been injured and captured during the fighting, later admitted to the king's death one month earlier, although maintained that it was due to natural causes. Believing that Paraskevas and other Spatharioi leadership had killed the king, Panayiotis ordered Paraskevas's execution, which was carried out by Vissarion. The execution was held the same day in a plaza outside the palace.
In 1899, after several years of negotiations within the party, Mires announced the party's intention to be renamed to the Democratic Coalition to the National Board of Elections. The board was quick to review and approve the party's request, which was spurred by the upcoming general election in 1900. The party officially changed names to the Democratic Coalition on 21 September 1900, only weeks before the October general election. The party went on to win an additional twenty-four seats in the election, securing a majority and entering government.
[[File:Signet Ring of John, Imperial Spatharios MET LC 1992 239 s8.jpg|220px|right|thumb|A gold signet ring of the Prōtospatharios, Vissarion]]
 
Anastasius VI's heir, Alexandra, had been absent from the capital for several months prior to the revelations made by Panayiotis and Vissarion. Suspected to be the work of Paraskevas, she had been sent to the city of Semeum about one day's journey east. Panayiotis, having retaken his place as Kouropalatēs, sent soldiers loyal to Vissarion to Semeum to retrieve her, as she was now known the be the current monarch. Following Alexandra's return, Vissarion was appointed as the leader of the Spatharioi, replacing Paraskevas. Further investigation into Paraskevas's plot found numerous members of the Spatharioi who had known of Anatasius's death. All were ordered to be executed. With several leadership positions open in the Spatharioi, Alexandra and Vissarion moved to fill the positions with crown loyalists. Vissarion, who remained the Prōtospatharios for several years, worked to reduce the influence of the Spatharioi. They were largely removed from active service on the battlefield, relegated back to the Royal Palace in Xanthi, and had their numbers significantly reduced.
==Policies==
===War of succession===
===Economic policy===
==Role==
 
===Social policy===
 
===Health and drug policy===
 
===Education policy===
 
===Energy and environmental policy===
 
===Justice and crime policy===
 
===Defense policy===
 
===Foreign policy===
 
==Organization==
==Organization==
===Structure===
===Leadership===
 
===Composition===
===Membership===
===Ranks===
 
==Equipment==
 
===Candidates===
 
 
===Funding===
 
 
==Electoral campaigns and results==
 
===National Assembly===
The following table shows the electoral performance of the Democratic Coalition in general elections since the party's creation in 1900.
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; font-size:100%; line-height:16px;"
|-
! colspan="9"|[[National Assembly of Lihnidos]]
|-
! width="60px"| Election
! width="100px"| Leader
! width="100px"| Seats won
! width="40px"| +/−
! width="30px"| Rank
! width="125px"| Government
! width="125px"| Notes
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1902]]
| Teofile Frangos
| {{Composition bar|160|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{increase}}24
| #1
| style="background-color:#98FB98"| Government
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1906]]
| Teofile Frangos
| {{Composition bar|153|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{decrease}}7
| #1
| style="background-color:#98FB98"| Government
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1910]]
| Cassia Reme
| {{Composition bar|155|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{increase}}2
| #1
| style="background-color:#98FB98"| Government
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1914]]
| Kairos Scalas
| {{Composition bar|151|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{decrease}}4
| #1
| style="background-color:#98FB98"| Government
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1918]]
| Daemon Rosi
| {{Composition bar|174|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{increase}}23
| #1
| style="background-color:#98FB98"| Government
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1922]]
| Daemon Rosi
| {{Composition bar|169|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{decrease}}5
| #1
| style="background-color:#98FB98"| Government
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1926]]
| Daemon Rosi
| {{Composition bar|158|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{decrease}}11
| #1
| style="background-color:#98FB98"| Government
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1930]]
| Daemon Rosi
| {{Composition bar|138|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{decrease}}20
| #2
| style="background-color:#FFCCCC"| Opposition
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1934]]
| Sinon Savas
| {{Composition bar|143|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{increase}}5
| #2
| style="background-color:#FFCCCC"| Opposition
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1938]]
| Sinon Savas
| {{Composition bar|158|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{increase}}15
| #1
| style="background-color:#98FB98"| Government
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1942]]
| Sinon Savas
| {{Composition bar|163|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{increase}}5
| #1
| style="background-color:#98FB98"| Government
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1946]]
| Sinon Savas
| {{Composition bar|157|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{decrease}}6
| #1
| style="background-color:#98FB98"| Government
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1950]]
| Sinon Savas
| {{Composition bar|139|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{decrease}}18
| #2
| style="background-color:#FFCCCC"| Opposition
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1954]]
| Sinon Savas
| {{Composition bar|126|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{decrease}}13
| #2
| style="background-color:#FFCCCC"| Opposition
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1958]]
| Evanthia Papa
| {{Composition bar|108|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{decrease}}18
| #2
| style="background-color:#FFCCCC"| Opposition
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1962]]
| Alekos Barberis
| {{Composition bar|114|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{increase}}6
| #2
| style="background-color:#FFCCCC"| Opposition
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1966]]
| Damaris Gounaris
| {{Composition bar|137|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{increase}}23
| #2
| style="background-color:#FFCCCC"| Opposition
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1970]]
| Damaris Gounaris
| {{Composition bar|153|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{increase}}16
| #1
| style="background-color:#98FB98"| Government
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1974]]
| Damaris Gounaris
| {{Composition bar|138|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{decrease}}15
| #2
| style="background-color:#FFCCCC"| Opposition
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1978]]
| Mihail Andreadis
| {{Composition bar|135|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{decrease}}3
| #2
| style="background-color:#FFCCCC"| Opposition
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1982]]
| Mihail Andreadis
| {{Composition bar|140|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{increase}}5
| #2
| style="background-color:#FFCCCC"| Opposition
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1986]]
| Piero Kefalas
| {{Composition bar|139|300|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{decrease}}1
| #2
| style="background-color:#FFCCCC"| Opposition
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1990]]
| Piero Kefalas
| {{Composition bar|184|350|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{increase}}45
| #1
| style="background-color:#98FB98"| Government
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1994]]
| Piero Kefalas
| {{Composition bar|184|350|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{steady}}
| #1
| style="background-color:#98FB98"| Government
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|1998]]
| Piero Kefalas
| {{Composition bar|168|350|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{decrease}}16
| #1
| style="background-color:#98FB98"| Government
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|2002]]
| Fania Zarou
| {{Composition bar|177|350|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{increase}}9
| #1
| style="background-color:#98FB98"| Government
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|2006]]
| Fania Zarou
| {{Composition bar|141|350|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{decrease}}36
| #2
| style="background-color:#FFCCCC"| Opposition
|
|-
! [[List of Lihnidosi general elections|2010]]
| Fania Zarou
| {{Composition bar|143|350|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{increase}}2
| #2
| style="background-color:#FFCCCC"| Opposition
|
|-
! [[Lihnidosi general election, 2014|2014]]
| Fania Zarou
| {{Composition bar|129|350|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{decrease}}14
| #2
| style="background-color:#FFCCCC"| Opposition
|
|-
! [[Lihnidosi general election, 2018|2018]]
| Fania Zarou
| {{Composition bar|137|350|hex=#FFB433}}
| {{increase}}8
| #2
| style="background-color:#FFCCCC"| Opposition
|
|-
|}
 
 
==See also==
* [[List of political parties in Lihnidos]]
* [[List of Lihnidosi general elections]]
* [[National Assembly of Lihnidos]]

Latest revision as of 15:53, 9 March 2019

Spatharioi
σπαθάριος
Activec. 7th century – present
Country Lihnidos
AllegianceStella II of Lihnidos
BranchLihnidos Coat of Arms.png Lihnidosi Armed Forces
TypeRoyal guard, infantry, and cavalry
RoleExecutive protection, foot guards, honor guard, counter-insurgency
Size10,000
Part ofLihnidosi Imperial Household
HeadquartersByllelea Palace, Arcadia
Motto(s)προστατεύω, σερβίρισμα, πρόοδος
("Protect, Serve, Progress")
Colors  White
  Gold
Marchύμνος των σπαθάριος
("Hymn of the Spatharios")
Commanders
EmpressStella II
PrōtospathariosSTR Adrianos Kakos
Chief of StaffAST Lazaros Rines
SpatharokandidatosLOC Euryalus Glaros

The Spatharioi (singular: Hellenic: Spatharios, σπαθάριος, literally "spatha-bearer"), also occasionally known as the Guard, are an independent branch of the Lihnidosi Armed Forces. The Spatharioi are dedicated to the protection of the Empress of Lihnidos, the Lihnidosi Imperial Family, and the rest of the Lihnidosi nobility. At times, the Spatharioi can perform additional law enforcement and counter-insurgency duties. While a trained combat unit, the guard also participate in parades and ceremonial events. The Spatharioi have existed in some form since the seventh century when created as a group of palace guards. The Spatharioi, while officially a part of the Lihnidosi Armed Forces, differ from the other branches. The Spatharioi are given limited oversight by the National Assembly and elected government and the monarch has full authority over all Spatharioi functions.

History

Formation

Replica of a Thasan spatha

The Spatharioi were formed in the seventh century by Baste I of Thasos as a group of palace guards. The Spatharioi took over the duties from a disorganized collection of Thasan military members who had previously been tasked with the protection of the Royal Palace and the monarch. Individual members of the group of guards were referred to as Spatharios, which translates to "spatha-bearer" in regards to the spatha, the type of sword that the guards carried. Initially only tasked with the protection of the monarch and Royal Palace in Xanthi, the duties of the Spatharioi later expanded to include the protection of the rest of the Royal family in Thasos, other nobility, and military generals. The Spatharioi quickly became the most influential part of the Thasan military due to its access to the monarch. The leadership of the Spatharioi would regularly lobby the monarch for increased funds and authority and over a period of several decades became the best equipped and trained collection of soldiers in the kingdom. The influence of the Spatharioi continued to spread as their role expanded to include being an elite fighting force for the kingdom in battle.

Diminishing influence

The influence of the Spatharioi continued to go unchecked through the reign of Konstantine I and Eustis II of Thasos only to reach the tipping point under the reign of Anastasius VI in 709. The ailing king had stopped public appearances in late 708 and by 709 was believed to be bedridden. The Spatharioi began to restrict nobles and advisors from seeing the king, even going so far as to ban the Kouropalatēs, who was in charge of the running of the Royal Palace, from the palace. Believing that the Spatharioi were usurping the authority and power of the king, the Kouropalatēs, known as Panayiotis, called on the assistance of Thasan General Vissarion to help him reenter the palace. Vissarion and Panayiotis, along with what was estimated to be two hundred soldiers, entered the city unmolested and approached the Royal Palace. The contingent of soldiers were stopped at the palace gates, where Panayiotis and Vissarion were confronted by the Prōtospatharios Paraskevas. Paraskevas insisted that only Panayiotis and Vissarion would be permitted to see the king, and that each would have to be disarmed, as only Spatharioi were permitted to be armed in the palace. Both men refused to hand over their weapons, and in response Paraskevas barred them from entering. Vissarion, refusing to accept Paraskevas's authority, ordered his men to force open the gates and occupy the palace. The fighting that followed saw the death of many from both the Spatharioi and Vissarion's men. Due to Vissarion having a larger force he was victorious in seizing control of the palace. Upon entering the king's bedchamber it was found to be empty. Paraskevas, who had been injured and captured during the fighting, later admitted to the king's death one month earlier, although maintained that it was due to natural causes. Believing that Paraskevas and other Spatharioi leadership had killed the king, Panayiotis ordered Paraskevas's execution, which was carried out by Vissarion. The execution was held the same day in a plaza outside the palace.

A gold signet ring of the Prōtospatharios, Vissarion

Anastasius VI's heir, Alexandra, had been absent from the capital for several months prior to the revelations made by Panayiotis and Vissarion. Suspected to be the work of Paraskevas, she had been sent to the city of Semeum about one day's journey east. Panayiotis, having retaken his place as Kouropalatēs, sent soldiers loyal to Vissarion to Semeum to retrieve her, as she was now known the be the current monarch. Following Alexandra's return, Vissarion was appointed as the leader of the Spatharioi, replacing Paraskevas. Further investigation into Paraskevas's plot found numerous members of the Spatharioi who had known of Anatasius's death. All were ordered to be executed. With several leadership positions open in the Spatharioi, Alexandra and Vissarion moved to fill the positions with crown loyalists. Vissarion, who remained the Prōtospatharios for several years, worked to reduce the influence of the Spatharioi. They were largely removed from active service on the battlefield, relegated back to the Royal Palace in Xanthi, and had their numbers significantly reduced.

War of succession

Role

Organization

Leadership

Composition

Ranks

Equipment