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The '''Sanseiryoku Kinkou''' ({{wp|Japanese language|Senrian}}: hangul, ''san-seiryoku kinkou''; {{wp|Kanji|Gyoumon}}: kanji), literally "three-power balance", is a term used to refer to the {{wp|balance of power}} between [[Isao Isiyama]], [[Katurou Imahara]], and [[Sigeru Hasegawa]] - and the various governmental, quasi-governmental, and political entities administered by or aligned with them - during the period between the end of the [[Senrian Revolution]] in 1923 and the start of the [[Great War]] in 1927. | The '''Sanseiryoku Kinkou''' ({{wp|Japanese language|Senrian}}: hangul, ''san-seiryoku kinkou''; {{wp|Kanji|Gyoumon}}: kanji), literally "three-power balance", is a term used to refer to the {{wp|balance of power}} between [[Isao Isiyama]], [[Katurou Imahara]], and [[Sigeru Hasegawa]] - and the various governmental, quasi-governmental, and political entities administered by or aligned with them - during the period between the end of the [[Senrian Revolution]] in 1923 and the start of the [[Great War (Kylaris)|Great War]] in 1927. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:22, 15 April 2024
The Sanseiryoku Kinkou (Senrian: hangul, san-seiryoku kinkou; Gyoumon: kanji), literally "three-power balance", is a term used to refer to the balance of power between Isao Isiyama, Katurou Imahara, and Sigeru Hasegawa - and the various governmental, quasi-governmental, and political entities administered by or aligned with them - during the period between the end of the Senrian Revolution in 1923 and the start of the Great War in 1927.
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The Sanseiryoku Kinkou ended with the proclamation of the Government of National Preservation, headed by Imahara and established with the explicit agreement of Isiyama & tacit consent of Hasegawa, in response to the Shangean invasion of Senria during the Great War. Through the Government of National Preservation, Imahara was able to centralize power in himself and his allies, marginalizing Isiyama and Hasegawa politically and paving the way for Aikokutou dominance following the war.