List of political parties in Tengaria

This article lists political parties in Tengaria.

Parties with representation in the Grand Assembly

Legally, all political parties have been banned in Tengaria since 1958. However, there are several political organizations which exist which de facto function as political parties, although they do not bear the name. Most outside sources include the anti-partisan National Rally as one of these, although the members of it disagree.

Years Active	Party name	Leader	Seats in the National Assembly	Tengarian Seats in Mizparl	Ideology	Position
1956-	National Rally	Teodora Kovacheva	330 / 380	60 / 60	Nonpartisanism, Cultural nationalism, Social Conservatism	Right-wing
1984-	Democratic Front	Todor Vilovon	12 / 380	0 / 60	Pluralism, Pro-Eucleanism, Free-market	Centre
1997-	Social Reform Front	Natalia Draganeva	5 / 380	0 / 60	Social democracy, Social liberalism	Centre-left

Historical Parties

Early Republic (1935-1957)

The first two decades of the Republic of Tengaria were extremely volatile. As a Presidential Republic, only during its first five years did the party of the President coincide with the majority in the Grand Assembly. The partial collapse of the TNVP saw the contest for power between 4 major and 3 minor parties, leading to very shaky coalitions and political deadlock as the economy continued to deteriorate. By 1955 the tensions had blown over after the election of a pro-monarchist President and the first majority in years led to the declaration of the People's Republic of Tengaria and the beginning of the Tengarian Civil War.

Years Active	Party name	Colour	Ideology	Position	Notes
1901-1957	Tengarian Section of the Worker's Internationale (TSMR)	Red	Council communism, Labour rights, Proletarian internationalism	Left-wing	Part of the Congress of the Workers' International. Merged with the SDP in 1935. Many members joined the People's Party in 1955, but remained distinct until formally outlawed in 1957.
1922-1955	Tengarian Nationalist and Revivalist Party (TNVP)	Gold	Pro-Soravianism, National conservatism, Social Conservatism	Right-wing	Tengarian version of the ZNVP. Assimilated many of the old Conservative Party and Centre Party members at the beginning of the Republic. Suffered several splits in 1939. Assimilated into the Unity Coalition during the Civil War.
1935-1955	Progressive Liberal Party (PLP)	Cyan	Social Liberalism, Economic liberalism, Pro-Eucleanism	Centre-Left	Merger of the pre-War Liberal and Progressive Parties. Assimilated in the People's Party during the Civil War.
1935-1955	Social Democratic Party (SDP)	Orange	Social democracy, Secularism, Reformism	Left-wing	Allies with the TSMR. Assimilated into the People's Party during the Civil War.
1935-1958	Restoration Party (VP)	Blue	Monarchism, Traditionalism, Social Conservatism	Right-wing	Formed members of the Conservative and Centre Party who advocated for the return of the Monarchy.
1939-1955	Episemialist Democratic Party (EDP)	Yellow	Sotirian democracy, Social conservatism, Corporatism	Centre-right	Split from TNVP in 1940, especially of old members of the Centre Party. Assimilated into the Unity Coalition during the Civil War.
1939-1951	Federalist Party (FP)	Grey	Decentralization, Regional autonomy, Federalism	Centre	Split from TNVP in 1940. Went extinct in 1951 after losing all seats in the National Assembly.
1939-1958	Svoboda Rights Party (SPP)	Brown	Svoboda Rights, Decentralization, Minority protectionism	Centre	Split from the TNVP in 1940. Assimilated into the Unity Coalition during the Civil War.
1943-1955	Republican Party (RP)	Purple	Economic populism, Labour Rights, Progressivism	Centre	Split from Liberal Progressive Party in 1943 over disputes with President Vasil Stoychev, especially by many of the former progressives. Assimilated into the People's Party during the Civil War.
1955-1957	People's Party (NP)	Green	Social liberalism, Social democracy, Anti-monarchism	Left-wing	Merger of many of the Liberal Progressive, Republican, SDP and TSMR members of upon the declaration of the People's Republic of Tengaria during the Tengarian Civil War.
1955-1957	Unity Coalition (UE)	White	National unity government	Right-wing	Coalition of all non Restoration Party pro-government politicians during the Tengarian Civil War. Most became part of National Rally.

Imperial Era (1851-1935)

Emperor Simeon III first brought about the creation of the office of Minister President and the creation of the Imperial Assembly during the early 1850s. For the first four decades of the assembly, the political system was first done by Independent politicians and still depended heavily on support from the Emperor. However in the late 1880s parties first began to centralize from various factions within the Assembly and government, leading to the creation of Tengaria's first political parties. Originally, there were only three parties, but as the decades progressed more parties began to be formed.

Years Active	Party name	Colour	Ideology	Position	Notes
1889-1935	Conservative Party (KP)	Blue	Monarchism, Fiscal conservatism, Social Conservatism	Centre-right
1889-1935	Liberal Party (LP)	Cyan	Social Liberalism, Economic liberalism, Secularism	Centre-left
1889-1935	Centre Party (TP)	Yellow	Corporatism, Communitarianism, Social conservatism	Centre
1901-1957	Tengarian Section of the Worker's Internationale (TSMR)	Red	Council communism, Labour rights, Proletarian internationalism	Left-wing	Part of the Congress of the Workers' International.
1907-1935	Progressive Party (PP)	Purple	Populism, Industrialization, Economic interventionism	Centre-left
1922-1958	Tengarian Nationalist and Revivalist Party (TNVP)	Gold	Pro-Soravianism, National conservatism, Social Conservatism	Right-wing	Tengarian version of the ZNVP.