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=Ahtivala=
{{Infobox officeholder
{{Infobox book
| name = Eemil Santeri Hyvälempi
| name             = Ahtivala
| honorific-prefix = The Honorable [[Landmarshal of Nebmersia]] <br>[[President of Valimia]]
| title_orig      = Ahtivala {{noitalic|(or}} Achtiwala{{noitalic|, first edition, 1837)}}
| honorific-suffix = [[Order of the Cross of the Freedom Fighter|VS SR]], [[Order of the Black Cross of Valimia |MR SR]]
| translator      =  
| image = Eemil Santeri Hyvälempi.jpg
| image            =  
| caption = Hyvälempi in 1929
| caption          = ''Ahtivala'' is the {{wp|Finnish people|Hilyic}} national epic by [[Kaarle Fristen]]. Third edition, 1853.
| order = 1st
| author          = [[Kaarle Fristen]]
| office = President of Valimia
| country          = [[Lhedwinic Empire]]
| term_start = 4 May 1922
| language        = {{wp|Finnish language|Hilyic}}; translated multiple times
| term_end = 12 March 1945
| genre            = {{wp|Epic poetry}}, {{wp|National epic}}
| predecessor = ''Office established''
| publisher        = Uusisatama Publishing, among others
| successor = [[Karl-Josef Ledermann]]
| pub_date        = 1837: ''First Ahtivala''<br /> 1848: ''Second Ahtivala''<br /> 1853: ''Third Ahtivala''
| primeminister = [[Urho Anttila]]<br/>[[Raimo Ahtivala]]<br/>[[Nikolas Tanner]]<br/>[[Toivo Saari]]<br/>[[Katariina Manner]]<br/>[[Johan von Leussen]]
| english_pub_date =  
| office2 = [[Landmarshal]] of [[Nebmersia]]
| pages            = ''First Ahtivala'': 542pp<br /> ''Second Ahtivala'': 731pp<br />''Third Ahtivala'': ~600pp.
| term_start2 = 17 March 1912
| term_end2 = 12 October 1921
| predecessor2 = [[Jan von Hölger]]
| successor2 = ''Position abolished''
| office4 = State Regent of Valimia
| term_start4 = 12 October 1921
| term_end4 = 20 March 1922
| predecessor4 = [[Urho Anttila]]
| successor4 = [[Jaakko Takajärvi]]
 
| term_start5 = 20 March 1922
| term_end5 = 4 May 1925
| predecessor5 = [[Kustaa III]]
| successor5 = [[Toivo Ilmari]]
 
| birth_date = {{Birth date|1862|02|05|df= y}}
| birth_place = [[Lorbstadt]], [[Grand Duchy of Nebmersia]], [[Valimian Empire]]
| death_date = {{Death date and age|1945|03|12|1871|02|05|df= y}}
| death_place = [[Paavalpori]], [[Valimia]]
| resting_place = [[Hyvälempi Mausoleum]], [[Äärikangaskylä]]
| spouse = {{marriage| Marjatta Ainova|1880|1931|end={{abbr|d.|died}}}}
| children = {{Plainlist|
* Hanna-Elisa Hyvälempi (1891–1973)}}
| parents = {{Plainlist|
* [[Karl Guteliebe]]
* Adelaide von Ausern }}
| relatives = {{Plainlist|
* [[Johannes Guteliebe]] (brother)}}
| profession = Military officer, statesman
| nationality = [[Valimia| Valimian]]
| signature =
| allegiance = {{flag| Valimian Empire}} <br /> {{flagicon image|Valimian-Empire-CoA.png}}[[Transitional Government of Valimia]]
| branch = [[Imperial Valimian Army]] <br /> Transitional Government Forces of Valimia
| serviceyears = 1878–1921 ([[Valimian Empire]]) <br /> 1922–1925 ([[Transitional Government of Valimia|Transitional Government]])
| rank = [[File:1904ic-p09.png|10px]] [[Landmarshal of Nebmersia]]
| battles = [[TBD]]<br />[[TBD]]<br />[[Great Berean Imperial War|Great War]]
* TBD
}}
}}
'''Eemil Santeri Hyvälempi''' (<small>Valimian pronunciation:</small> {{wp|Help:IPA/Finnish|[eːmil sɑnteri hyʋælempi]}} born '''Emil Alexander Guteliebe'''; 5 February 1862 – 12 March 1945) was a {{wp|German people|Hesuro-}}{{wp|Finnish People|Valimian}} military officer and statesman who served as the first president of [[Valimia]] from 1922 until his death in 1945. He is most known for the dissolution of the [[Valimian Empire]], major internal reforms enacted during his presidency and the instrumental role he played in ending the [[Melasian Crisis]] and establishing the post-crisis political order. Under his administration, Valimia was transformed into an industrialised {{wp|liberal democracy}}.
Born to a minor noble family, Hyvälempi attended [[Festunki Military Academy]]. During his academic years, he would be exposed to [[Pan-Lahanism]] and {{wp|Socialism}} both of which would influence his future political views. Eventually Hyvälempi would climb through the ranks of the [[Valimian Imperial Army]] rising to the position of Generalleutnant. Hyvälempi rose to prominence during the X War where he played a key role in the battle of X. For his military accomplishments, he was made the [[Landmarshall of Nebmersia]], his place of origin. During his time as landmarshall, Hyvälempi observed the stark social and economic differences between [[Nebmersia]] and the rest of the [[Valimian Empire]] laying the groundwork for his reformist principles.
Prior to the outbreak of the [[Great Berean Imperialist War|Great War]], Hyvälempi was a prominent voice in the army for modernization. When the war broke out, Hyvälempi was initially put in charge of the X front where he would organize the [[Hyvälempi Line]] and halt enemy advances. Hyvälempi's successes in the early days of the war would set him apart from the rest of the military command with him being put in command of the liberation of East Berea later in the war. Hyvälempi emerged from the war as a national war hero being seen as the saviour of the empire.
Intially careful not to participate in {{wp|partisanship|partisan}} politics, Hyvälempi began openly advocating for the {{wp|modernization}} and {{wp|democratization}} of the empire following the post-war instability. With increasing resistance from the monarchy, he also began to express the need for the {{wp|Abolition of monarchy|abolition}} of the monarchy. His popularity among the people and military achievements made him a leading figure in the [[Democratic Movement of Valimia|Democratic Movement]]. With the abdication of [[Kaarle III]], Hyvälempi became the State Regent of Valimia and began the [[Dissolution of the Valimian Empire]]. He would later be offered the role of Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces which he accepted and began consolidating power in his new position.
After finding out about intentions to reinstate the monarchy, Hyvälempi would initiate a {{wp|military coup}} after which he held almost dictatorial powers in the state. Hyvälempi abolished the four estates, enacted a democratic constitution and oversaw the creation of the [[Valimia|Federation of Valimia]]. He was later elected as the first president of the new federation. During his presidency, he would continue his modernization efforts and democratic reforms. Hyvälempi's economic reforms alongside increased exporting of oil and gas led to a significant economic boom. His foreign policy was centered around the principles of {{wp|Democratization}} and {{wp|Anti-Imeprialism}}. At the time of his retirement, [[Valimia]] had become a {{wp|liberal democracy}}.
Hyvälempi is considered as one of the most influential statesmen of the 20th century having transformed one of the largest empires in history into a {{wp|democracy|democratic}} state. In [[Valimia]], he is considered as the architect of the federation and the greatest [[Vamilia|Valimian]] statesman having united the nation and led it through severly hard times. At the time of his retirement, the [[National Diet of Valimia|National Diet]] designated the first day of his presidency as a national holiday. Following his death, a private funeral was held after which Hyvälempi was laid to rest in a public ceremony at [[Hyvälempi Mausoleum]] in [[Äärikangaskylä]]. President [[Johannes Tolvari|Tolvari]] refered to him as "the man on whose shoulders the federation and its people stand."
==Early life==
===Ancestry===
===Education===
==Military career==
===Early career===
===X War===
===Landmarshal of Nebmersia===
==Political Career==
===State regent===
===Presidential Election of 1922===
The first round of the Presidential Election of 1922 was characterised by a myriad of different candidates. Overall, over fourteen different candidates ran for president representing nine different parties. Hyvälempi was the candidate of the [[Workers' Party of Valimia|Workers' Party]] ({{wp|Finnish Language|Valimian}}: ''Työväen Puolue'') although he faced signficant push back from within his own party as many considered him to be too liberal. Hyvälempi was a clear front runner in the election receiving the most votes out of the first-round candidates.
Hyvälempi's major opponent in both the first and second rounds of the election was General [[Askel Airo]] running as the candidate of the [[National Proesperity League]] ({{wp|Finnish Language|Valimian}}: ''Kansallinen Vakausliitto''). Both candidates in the second round were [[Great War (Aurorum)|Great-War]] veterans and considered war heroes in their own right by the general public. The second round was particularly ruthless with personal attacks being employed by both sides almost continuesly. Airo reffered to peace negotiations between Dulebia and Valimia led by Hyvälempi as a sign of treason. He also starkly criticised Hyvälempi's [[1921 Coup|coup]] and undemocratic dissolution of both the [[Valimian Empire|Empire]] and the monarchy claiming he is a "Communist dictator in the making" that would destroy Valimia if elected. Airo also called Hyvälempi a [[Mascylla|Mascyllary]] agent implying he was Un-Valimian due to his ethnicity and clear {{wp|German language|Hessurian}} accent.
Hyvälempi deflected much of the criticism thrown at him by appealing to his [[Sarajamaa Campaigns]], the only clearly victorious Valimian front of the war, saying that he was one of the few competent generals in the military. He continuesly referred to Airo as a "screw-up" ({{wp|Finnish Language|Valimian}}: ''Tunari'') and said he was actively driving Valimia into ruin during the war. He also railed against his opponent's pro-monarchist views claiming that if he were elected an {{wp|absolutism|absolutist}} state would be formed once more and the old class system be returned. He also criticised the peace formed after the Great War as a clear defeat of Valimia claiming that peace with Dulebia would've left Valimia in a greater position. Hyvälempi was particularly harsh towards the exclusion of Valimia from the [[Assembly of Nations|Security Cuncil of the Assembly of Nations]] taking it as an example of the monarchy's, and by extension his opponent's, complete incompetence in the field of foreign policy. He would also use his own personal connections to the [[Mascylla|Mascyllary]] royal family as an example of his own supposed foreign policy excellence.
Hyvälempi would end up narrowly winning the second round of the election with 211 electoral votes to Airo's 208.
===Presidency===
====Domestic policies====
====Economic policies====
====Foreign policies====
==Later life==
===Retirement===
===Personal life===
===Death===
==Legacy==
===Valimia===
===Worldwide===
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* [[Early Life]]
* [[Family]]
* ''[[The Destiny of Nations]]''
* [[Military Career]]
* [[Political Positions]]
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*'''Landmarshal of Nebmersia'''
*[[1911 Landeswahl]]
*[[Tyräperä Incident]]
*[[Uudistusneuvosto]]


The '''Ahtivala''' is the {{wp|national epic}} of the {{wp|Finnish people|Hilyic people}} and a recognized work of cultural importance in X and X. It is based on {{wp|Finnish language|West Hilyic}} and {{wp|Mäenkieli|Liemska}} folk poetry collected during the travels of [[Kaarle Fristen]] starting from 1826 in [[Lhedwin]]. The first edition of the Ahtivala, known as the First Ahtivala ({{wp|Finnish language|Hilyic}}: ''Ensimmäinen Achtiwala'') was published in 1837 followed by two other editions being published in 1846 and 1853 known as the Second Ahtivala ({{wp|Finnish language|Hilyic}}: ''Toinen Ahtivala'') and Third Ahtivala ({{wp|Finnish language|Hilyic}}: ''Kolmas Ahtivala'') respectively. What is today known as simply ''Ahtivala'' refers to the Third Ahtivala.
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*'''Great War'''


The Ahtivala is a collection of poems in the Ahtivalan {{wp|Metre (poetry)|metre}}. The poems are not directly written as they were first recorded rather they have been altered with their vocabulary and grammar having been centralised into a more unified form of {{wp|Finnish language|Hilyic}}. The peoms have also been restructured and recontextualized with even some poems having been written by [[Kaarle Fristen|Fristen]] himself to connect similar storylines.
*[[Great War (Aurorum)|Outbreak]]
*[[Sarajamaa Campaign]]
**[[Battle of Langas]]
**[[Battle of Sankeli]]
*[[Emergency State Council]]
**[[Dulebo-Valimian Peace Negotiations|Peace Negotiations]]
*[[Liberation of Mirkowice]]
----
*'''Postwar Period'''


The Ahtivala begins with the {{wp|Finnish people|Hilyic}} creation myth where the world was created from the corpse of Kekko, the storm god, by the sage hero Valtari and the great smith Rautia at the behest of Kokko the goddess of birds. The Ahtivala depicts conflicts between the people of Ahtivala and the people of Tuonela as well as conflicts, revenge trips and proposal trips between its various protagonists. The Ahtivala ends in the death of Valtari and the creation of the early Hilyic kingdoms.
*[[Festunki Protests]]
*[[Great Instability of 1918]]
**[[Rovinan Uprising]]
*[[Regency]]
**[[1921 Coup]]
**[[Valimian Empire Dissolution]]
*[[Proclamation of the Valimian Federation|Federal Proclamation]]
*[[User:MichCOdel/Sandbox_3#Presidential_Election_of_1922|Presidential Election of 1922]]


The Ahtivala has been one of the most significant pieces of {{wp|Finnish language|Hilyic}} literature helping to centralize the language as well as being instrumental in the creation of a distinctive {{wp|Finnish people|Hilyic}} identity. It contributed greatly to the [[Hiloman Movement]] as well as having influenced the arts and sciences significantly.
----
*'''President of the Federation of Valimia'''


==Etymology==
*[[Presidency of Eemil Santeri Hyvälempi|Presidency]]
The name Ahtivala comes from the land of Ahtivala that is the homeland of the heroes of the national epic of the same name. The name originates from the {{wp|Finnish language|Hilyic}} word for oath, ''Vala'' and Ahti Ylijumala (Ahti the Supreme God) who is depicted as the original creator of the world as well as the quintessential force of evil in the world and sea. Thus the name Ahtivala means the oath to/of Ahti. The oath refers to the agreement made by Ahti, Kokko, Rautio, and Valtari that one day the sea shall fully claim the body of Kekko taking with it the world and all who live in it.
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* '''[[1st Term]]'''


Ahtivalta is also alternatively refered to as Valtarila coming from the name of the sage hero Valtari.
*[[Sisällisreformaatio]]
*[[1st Inauguration]]
*[[1922 Population Exchange]]


==History==
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===Origin of poems===
* '''[[2nd Term]]'''
===Traditions===
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===Gathering===
* '''[[3rd Term]]'''
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* '''[[4th Term]]'''


===Editions===
* [[Melasian Crisis]]
==The story==
**[[Assembly of Nations|AN Security Council Entry]]
===Characters===
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* '''[[Electoral History]]'''


===Geography===
*[[Legacy]]
*[[Criticism]]
*[[Foreign Policy]]
*[[Proposed Dictatorship]]
*[[Mausoleum]]
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==Language==
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Latest revision as of 13:52, 20 November 2020

Eemil Santeri Hyvälempi
Eemil Santeri Hyvälempi.jpg
Hyvälempi in 1929
1st President of Valimia
In office
4 May 1922 – 12 March 1945
Prime MinisterUrho Anttila
Raimo Ahtivala
Nikolas Tanner
Toivo Saari
Katariina Manner
Johan von Leussen
Preceded byOffice established
Succeeded byKarl-Josef Ledermann
Landmarshal of Nebmersia
In office
17 March 1912 – 12 October 1921
Preceded byJan von Hölger
Succeeded byPosition abolished
State Regent of Valimia
In office
12 October 1921 – 20 March 1922
Preceded byUrho Anttila
Succeeded byJaakko Takajärvi
In office
20 March 1922 – 4 May 1925
Preceded byKustaa III
Succeeded byToivo Ilmari
Personal details
Born(1862-02-05)5 February 1862
Lorbstadt, Grand Duchy of Nebmersia, Valimian Empire
Died12 March 1945(1945-03-12) (aged 74)
Paavalpori, Valimia
Resting placeHyvälempi Mausoleum, Äärikangaskylä
Nationality Valimian
Spouse(s)
Marjatta Ainova
(m. 1880; d. 1931)
Children
  • Hanna-Elisa Hyvälempi (1891–1973)
Parents
Relatives
ProfessionMilitary officer, statesman
Military service
Allegiance Valimian Empire
Transitional Government of Valimia
Branch/serviceImperial Valimian Army
Transitional Government Forces of Valimia
Years of service1878–1921 (Valimian Empire)
1922–1925 (Transitional Government)
Rank1904ic-p09.png Landmarshal of Nebmersia
Battles/warsTBD
TBD
Great War
  • TBD

Eemil Santeri Hyvälempi (Valimian pronunciation: [eːmil sɑnteri hyʋælempi] born Emil Alexander Guteliebe; 5 February 1862 – 12 March 1945) was a Hesuro-Valimian military officer and statesman who served as the first president of Valimia from 1922 until his death in 1945. He is most known for the dissolution of the Valimian Empire, major internal reforms enacted during his presidency and the instrumental role he played in ending the Melasian Crisis and establishing the post-crisis political order. Under his administration, Valimia was transformed into an industrialised liberal democracy.

Born to a minor noble family, Hyvälempi attended Festunki Military Academy. During his academic years, he would be exposed to Pan-Lahanism and Socialism both of which would influence his future political views. Eventually Hyvälempi would climb through the ranks of the Valimian Imperial Army rising to the position of Generalleutnant. Hyvälempi rose to prominence during the X War where he played a key role in the battle of X. For his military accomplishments, he was made the Landmarshall of Nebmersia, his place of origin. During his time as landmarshall, Hyvälempi observed the stark social and economic differences between Nebmersia and the rest of the Valimian Empire laying the groundwork for his reformist principles.

Prior to the outbreak of the Great War, Hyvälempi was a prominent voice in the army for modernization. When the war broke out, Hyvälempi was initially put in charge of the X front where he would organize the Hyvälempi Line and halt enemy advances. Hyvälempi's successes in the early days of the war would set him apart from the rest of the military command with him being put in command of the liberation of East Berea later in the war. Hyvälempi emerged from the war as a national war hero being seen as the saviour of the empire.

Intially careful not to participate in partisan politics, Hyvälempi began openly advocating for the modernization and democratization of the empire following the post-war instability. With increasing resistance from the monarchy, he also began to express the need for the abolition of the monarchy. His popularity among the people and military achievements made him a leading figure in the Democratic Movement. With the abdication of Kaarle III, Hyvälempi became the State Regent of Valimia and began the Dissolution of the Valimian Empire. He would later be offered the role of Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces which he accepted and began consolidating power in his new position.

After finding out about intentions to reinstate the monarchy, Hyvälempi would initiate a military coup after which he held almost dictatorial powers in the state. Hyvälempi abolished the four estates, enacted a democratic constitution and oversaw the creation of the Federation of Valimia. He was later elected as the first president of the new federation. During his presidency, he would continue his modernization efforts and democratic reforms. Hyvälempi's economic reforms alongside increased exporting of oil and gas led to a significant economic boom. His foreign policy was centered around the principles of Democratization and Anti-Imeprialism. At the time of his retirement, Valimia had become a liberal democracy.

Hyvälempi is considered as one of the most influential statesmen of the 20th century having transformed one of the largest empires in history into a democratic state. In Valimia, he is considered as the architect of the federation and the greatest Valimian statesman having united the nation and led it through severly hard times. At the time of his retirement, the National Diet designated the first day of his presidency as a national holiday. Following his death, a private funeral was held after which Hyvälempi was laid to rest in a public ceremony at Hyvälempi Mausoleum in Äärikangaskylä. President Tolvari refered to him as "the man on whose shoulders the federation and its people stand."

Early life

Ancestry

Education

Military career

Early career

X War

Landmarshal of Nebmersia

Political Career

State regent

Presidential Election of 1922

The first round of the Presidential Election of 1922 was characterised by a myriad of different candidates. Overall, over fourteen different candidates ran for president representing nine different parties. Hyvälempi was the candidate of the Workers' Party (Valimian: Työväen Puolue) although he faced signficant push back from within his own party as many considered him to be too liberal. Hyvälempi was a clear front runner in the election receiving the most votes out of the first-round candidates.

Hyvälempi's major opponent in both the first and second rounds of the election was General Askel Airo running as the candidate of the National Proesperity League (Valimian: Kansallinen Vakausliitto). Both candidates in the second round were Great-War veterans and considered war heroes in their own right by the general public. The second round was particularly ruthless with personal attacks being employed by both sides almost continuesly. Airo reffered to peace negotiations between Dulebia and Valimia led by Hyvälempi as a sign of treason. He also starkly criticised Hyvälempi's coup and undemocratic dissolution of both the Empire and the monarchy claiming he is a "Communist dictator in the making" that would destroy Valimia if elected. Airo also called Hyvälempi a Mascyllary agent implying he was Un-Valimian due to his ethnicity and clear Hessurian accent.

Hyvälempi deflected much of the criticism thrown at him by appealing to his Sarajamaa Campaigns, the only clearly victorious Valimian front of the war, saying that he was one of the few competent generals in the military. He continuesly referred to Airo as a "screw-up" (Valimian: Tunari) and said he was actively driving Valimia into ruin during the war. He also railed against his opponent's pro-monarchist views claiming that if he were elected an absolutist state would be formed once more and the old class system be returned. He also criticised the peace formed after the Great War as a clear defeat of Valimia claiming that peace with Dulebia would've left Valimia in a greater position. Hyvälempi was particularly harsh towards the exclusion of Valimia from the Security Cuncil of the Assembly of Nations taking it as an example of the monarchy's, and by extension his opponent's, complete incompetence in the field of foreign policy. He would also use his own personal connections to the Mascyllary royal family as an example of his own supposed foreign policy excellence.

Hyvälempi would end up narrowly winning the second round of the election with 211 electoral votes to Airo's 208.

Presidency

Domestic policies

Economic policies

Foreign policies

Later life

Retirement

Personal life

Death

Legacy

Valimia

Worldwide