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| name          = Namgyal Dorji<br>ནམྒྱལདོརྗི
| title          = Zhabrung<br>ཞབས་དྲུང
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| image          = Ugyen Wangchuck, 1905 (cropped).jpg
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| caption        = Dorji Namgyal in traditional attire, in exile in [[Euclea]]


{{Infobox country
| succession    = [[Zhabrung of Duran|Zhabrung]] of [[Duran]]
|conventional_long_name = Republic of Minkathala
| moretext       =  
|native_name =        ''మినాథాల గణతంత్ర రాజ్యము''<br>''République de Mincathale''
| reign          = 13<sup>th</sup> May 1876 - 2<sup>nd</sup> August 1882
|common_name =       Minkathala
| reign-type    =  
|image_flag =         Flag of the Cooch Bihar State.svg
| coronation    =  
|alt_flag =           <!--alt text for flag (text shown when pointer hovers over flag)-->
| cor-type      =  
|image_flag2 =        <!--e.g. Second-flag of country.svg-->
| predecessor   = [[Rinchen Namgyal]]
|alt_flag2 =          <!--alt text for second flag-->
| pre-type      =  
|image_coat =         <!--e.g. Coat of arms of country.svg-->
| successor      = [[Lhamo Namgyal]]
|alt_coat =           <!--alt text for coat of arms-->
| suc-type      =  
|national_motto =     <!--in inverted commas and wikilinked if link exists-->
| regent        = [[Gyatso Lama]]
|national_anthem =   ''మా కన్న తల్లికి మంగళారతులు''<br><small>"Veneration to the Great Mother that birthed us"</small>
| reg-type      =  
|image_map =         Location map minkathala.png
 
|alt_map =           <!--alt text for map-->
| succession1    = [[Zhabrung of Duran|Zhabrung]] of [[Duran]]
|map_caption =       Minkathala in [[Coius]].
| moretext1      =  
|image_map2 =         <!--Another map, if required-->
| reign1        = 8<sup>th</sup> August 1935 - 12<sup>th</sup> October 1935
|alt_map2 =           <!--alt text for second map-->
 
|map_caption2 =       <!--Caption to place below second map-->
| reign-type1    =  
|status = Recognised as independent by [[ROSPO]] nations, as part of [[Arthakhand]] by [[COMSED]] nations.
| coronation1    =  
|capital =           '''Minkathala'''
| cor-type1      =  
|largest_city =       capital
| predecessor1  = [[Lhamo Namgyal]]
|official_languages = {{wp|Telugu language|Tamisari}}<br>{{wp|French language|Gaullican}}
| pre-type1      =  
|national_languages = <!--Country/territory-wide languages recognised but not necessarily in country/territory-wide law, etc-->
| successor1    = [[Kalsang Jigme Namgyal]]
|regional_languages = <!--Languages recognised or associated with particular regions within the country/territory-->
| suc-type1      =  
|ethnic_groups =     {{wp|Telugu people|Tamisari}}: 87%<br>[[Vanavasi]]: 4%<br>Others: 9%
| regent1        =  
|ethnic_groups_year = 2020
| reg-type1      =  
|demonym =           Minkathali
 
|government_type =   ''{{wp|De jure}}'': {{wp|Unitary state|Unitary}} {{wp|presidential republic}}, ''{{wp|De facto}}'': {{wp|Associated state}} of [[Arthakhand]]
| birth_name    =  
|leader_title1 =     [[President of Minkathala|President]]
| birth_date    = {{birth date|1861|9|7|df=y}}
|leader_name1 = [[Nirad Giri]]
| birth_place    = [[Chenpodrang]]
|leader_title2 =    
| death_date    = {{death date and age|1935|10|12|1861|9|7|df=y}}
|legislature =       [[Parliament of Minkathala|Parliament]]
| death_place    = [[Chenpodrang]]
|upper_house =       <!--Name of governing body's upper house, if given (e.g. "Senate")-->
| burial_place  = Cremated at [[Tsachen Monastery]]
|lower_house =       <!--Name of governing body's lower house, if given (e.g. "Chamber of Deputies")-->
| spouse        = [[Amrita Namgyal]]<br>Pema Namgyal<br>Tashi Namgyal
|sovereignty_type =   {{wp|Associated state}} of [[Arthakhand]]
| spouse-type    = Wives
|established_event1 = Independence from [[Gaullica]]
| consort        = <!-- yes or no -->
|established_date1 = 1935
| issue          = {{plainlist|[[Kalsang Jigme Namgyal]]<br>Others}}
|established_event2 = [[Minkathala crisis|Arthakhandi invasion]]
| issue-link    =  
|established_date2 = 1984
| issue-pipe    =  
|area =               <!--Major area size (in [[Template:convert]] either km2 or sqmi first)-->
| issue-type    =  
|population_estimate =  
| full name      =  
|population_estimate_year =  
| era name      =  
|population_census = 8,091,367
| era dates      =  
|population_census_year = 2020
| regnal name    =  
|population_density_km2 =  
| posthumous name=  
|population_density_sq_mi =  
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|GDP_nominal = $80.75 billion
| house          = [[Namgyal Dynasty|Namgyal]]
|GDP_nominal_year = 2020
| house-type    = Dynasty
|GDP_nominal_per_capita = $9,981
| father        = [[Rinchen Namgyal]]
|HDI =                       0.835
| mother        =  
|HDI_year = 2020
 
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|time_zone =         <!--e.g. GMT, PST, AST, etc, etc (wikilinked if possible)-->
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'''Minkathala''' ''({{wp|Telugu language|Tamisari}}: మినాథాల, {{wp|French language|Gaullican}}: Mincathale)'', officially the Republic of Minkathala ''({{wp|Telugu language|Tamisari}}: మినాథాల గణతంత్ర రాజ్యమ, {{wp|French language|Gaullican}}: Republique de Mincathale)'', is a {{wp|Sovereign_state#De_facto_and_de_jure_states|''de jure'' sovereign}} {{wp|island nation|island}} {{wp|city-state}} in [[Satria]]. Since 1984, the entirety of Minkathala's internationally recognised territory has been under occupation by [[Arthakhand]], which recognises Minkathala as an {{wp|associated territory}}. Minkathala has a population of 8,091,367, making it the smallest state in Satria and one of the smallest in [[Coius]].
'''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.  


First inhabited by {{wp|Dravidian peoples|Purvan peoples}} in the {{wp|neolithic era}}, Minkathala was not reached by the {{wp|Indo-Aryan|Sattaro-Euclean}} expansion. A centre of {{wp|Dravidian peoples|Purvan}}, in particular {{wp|Telugu people|Tamisari}} culture, Minkathala is one of the oldest continual polities in the world, with a Minkathalan state or entity existing in some form since its first attestation within the [[Sattarayana]] in roughly 1400 BCE. During the [[Mahakusumita]], a flourishing of many different religious and philosophic traditions within Satria, Minkathala was the centre of the {{wp|Ajñana}} movement which championed {{wp|skepticism}} and materialism. MEDIEVAL STUFF PAGING SATRIAN REWORK BEEP BOOP. Minkathala's important location within the [[Bay of Bashurat]] led to a rising amount of [[Euclea]]n influence and an eventual annexation by [[Gaullica]]. Under Gaullican rule, Minkathala soon became one of the most wealthy trading ports in Satria and was regarded as the gate to Satria. During the [[Great War (Kylaris)|Great War]], Minkathala served as a base of operations for Gaullican forces against [[Etruria]] in modern-day [[Arthakhand]], but was taken in the earlier stages of the war. Following the war, Minkathala was briefly possessed by Etruria before gaining independence after the [[Solarian War]]. While Minkathala would participate in the [[First Satrian War]] on the side of [[Arthakhand]], it soon sought neutrality in the conflicts and established itself as a {{wp|democracy|democratic}} state. Key negotiations, such as the [[1958 Minkathala Accords]] between Arthakhand and the [[Indigenous Self-Determination Army]], were held on the island, which became a haven for political exiles from both sides of the [[Satrian Wars and conflicts|Satrian Wars]]. However, this political openness bred polarisation and by the 1970s the state was fractured into a Pan-Satrian left led by the [[Satrian Section of the Worker's Internationale]] which favoured joining the [[Ajahadya|Union of Federal Republics of Satria]] and a nationalist wing backed by [[Arthakhand]]. In 1984, following the surprise electoral victory of [[Indumat Ayyagari]] and the SSWI who promised a union referendum, Arthakhandi forces invaded Minkathala, claiming that Ajahadya had rigged the election. A provisional military government was installed, followed by a puppet civilian administration which signed a treaty of association with Arthakhand.  
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.  


Since this treaty, the status of Minkathala has been disputed. Most nations still recognise it as an independent nation, under the ''de facto'' occupation of Arthakhand. However, given political opposition to the [[Rongzhou Strategic Protocol Organisation]] from much of the northern world, the Minkathalan issue is often ignored. Minkathala is a well off state, and a key centre of {{wp|tourism}} in Satria. It maintains its own domestic political system, which is nominally democratic whilst still restricted as in Arthakhand.
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.

Revision as of 03:04, 16 June 2021

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Namgyal Dorji
ནམྒྱལདོརྗི
Zhabrung
ཞབས་དྲུང
Ugyen Wangchuck, 1905 (cropped).jpg
Dorji Namgyal in traditional attire, in exile in Euclea
Zhabrung of Duran
Reign13th May 1876 - 2nd August 1882
PredecessorRinchen Namgyal
SuccessorLhamo Namgyal
RegentGyatso Lama
Zhabrung of Duran
Reign8th August 1935 - 12th October 1935
PredecessorLhamo Namgyal
SuccessorKalsang Jigme Namgyal
Born(1861-09-07)7 September 1861
Chenpodrang
Died12 October 1935(1935-10-12) (aged 74)
Chenpodrang
Burial
Cremated at Tsachen Monastery
WivesAmrita Namgyal
Pema Namgyal
Tashi Namgyal
Issue
Kalsang Jigme Namgyal
Others
DynastyNamgyal
FatherRinchen Namgyal

Dorji Namgyal (Namkha: ནམྒྱལདོརྗི Namgyal Dorji) was the Zhabrung of Duran from the 13th of May 1876 to the 2nd of August 1882, before his deposition in a palace coup in favour of his sister Lhamo Namgyal, who was favoured by the Heavenly Shangean Empire. Living in exile at first in 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 12th 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 regent, the Pönchen Gyatso Lama. A nationalist, Dorji defended traditional Duranian culture and governance during his reign. This set him at odds with the Shangean 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, 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 would prove a windfall for Dorji. Where his cause had before been a source of 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.

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