Tự Ý Chí: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
|||
| Line 32: | Line 32: | ||
The ideology has been the state ideology of Nainan and currently continues to be, though it has branched out into smaller subsects, some being more liberal, others being more authoritarian. Symbols of Tự Ý Chí include the Golden Star, and the {{wp|Shou (character)|tuổi thọ symbol}}, representing longevity and life. | The ideology has been the state ideology of Nainan and currently continues to be, though it has branched out into smaller subsects, some being more liberal, others being more authoritarian. Symbols of Tự Ý Chí include the Golden Star, and the {{wp|Shou (character)|tuổi thọ symbol}}, representing longevity and life. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
[[File:Ngo Dinh Diem - Thumbnail - ARC 542189.png|150px|thumb|right|[[Hoàng Viện Trai]], is the creator of | [[File:Ngo Dinh Diem - Thumbnail - ARC 542189.png|150px|thumb|right|[[Hoàng Viện Trai]], is the creator of the ideology.]] [[Hoàng Viện Trai]] is credited by most to be the central creator of first believer in Tự Ý Chí. After the [[Great War]] the Weranian [[Nainese Commissariat]] was beginning to gain autonomy from Werania. Hoàng served in the colonial army as an officer and wrote many anti-Euclean notes in his journal, and he dreamed of an independent Nainan. In his writing he wrote about various ideologies he was exploring, especially socialism and national principlism. In 1953 gained independence as the [[Kingdom of Nainan]], ruled by [[Vinh Áo]], who was the monarch under colonial rule, who promised a constitution and appointed a Premier. These however fell short quickly and anti-monarch sentiment began to grow. | ||
During this time Hoàng became a professor at [[Canhdong Royal College]]. Here he would make many writings on what he believes is what is needed to "free Nainan" from Euclean colonial influence and form a "strong society", and began to formulate his ideology which became known as Tự Ý Chí in 1954. He centered around advocating for total sovereignty of Nainan, authoritarian emphasis on traditionalism, and abolishment of class conflict. Later that year he and like-minded peers formed the [[Nainan People's Solidarity and Longevity]], which centered around his ideology. | |||
==Principles== | ==Principles== | ||
==Criticism== | ==Criticism== | ||
Revision as of 00:36, 2 December 2021
Self-Will Ideology, commonly known as Tự Ý Chí (自意志) or sometimes Hoangism, is a political ideology of Nainan, it has been the continuous state ideology of Nainan since the foundation of the Harmonious Republic of Nainan in 1956. It centers around the teachings and writings of Hoàng Viện Trai, a Nainese military officer and professor who eventually founded the Nainan People's Solidarity and Longevity, a political party that centers around the ideology. It is mostly nationalist in nature calling for an independent and self-sufficient Nainan free from control of the Euclean powers, both capitalist or socialist. It encompasses that the state must ensure that Nainan remains this way for all time, and is very authoritarian. It rejects what it considers "Euclean colonial ideas", such as liberalism, individualism, and social democracy. It adopts various socialist ideals as well, including state planned economy, neosocialism, and trade unions, but rejects other aspects of other socialist states, such as left-wing progressivism, which it considers another tool of Euclean influence. Socially is generally right-wing, supporting traditionalism, social conservatism, and nationalism. Another major part of the ideology is the advocacy for national independence from foreign influence. It is heavily inspired by the National Principlism of Shangea and the Sattarism of Zorasan.
The ideology has been the state ideology of Nainan and currently continues to be, though it has branched out into smaller subsects, some being more liberal, others being more authoritarian. Symbols of Tự Ý Chí include the Golden Star, and the tuổi thọ symbol, representing longevity and life.
History
Hoàng Viện Trai is credited by most to be the central creator of first believer in Tự Ý Chí. After the Great War the Weranian Nainese Commissariat was beginning to gain autonomy from Werania. Hoàng served in the colonial army as an officer and wrote many anti-Euclean notes in his journal, and he dreamed of an independent Nainan. In his writing he wrote about various ideologies he was exploring, especially socialism and national principlism. In 1953 gained independence as the Kingdom of Nainan, ruled by Vinh Áo, who was the monarch under colonial rule, who promised a constitution and appointed a Premier. These however fell short quickly and anti-monarch sentiment began to grow.
During this time Hoàng became a professor at Canhdong Royal College. Here he would make many writings on what he believes is what is needed to "free Nainan" from Euclean colonial influence and form a "strong society", and began to formulate his ideology which became known as Tự Ý Chí in 1954. He centered around advocating for total sovereignty of Nainan, authoritarian emphasis on traditionalism, and abolishment of class conflict. Later that year he and like-minded peers formed the Nainan People's Solidarity and Longevity, which centered around his ideology.