Anni di Serenità
| Anni di Serenità | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1888–1913 | |||
 The Via Reppublica, Solaria, 1890 | |||
| Including | |||
| Leader(s) | Romolo Alessandri Giorgio Maria Schiavi Marco Antonio Loredan Massimo Aurelio Palmieri | ||
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The Anni di Serenità ("Years of Serenity") was a period in Etrurian history lasting from the beginning of the Etrurian Second Republic in 1888 to the Great Collapse in 1913. The period, identified within Etrurian histography in the post-Solarian War period was marked by the success of the San Sepulchro Revolution (1888), widespread peace and stability at home, in stark contrast to the severe instability, division and polarisation of the final decades of monarchy. The period is also witnessed rapid industrialisation, economic prosperity and innovations in the scientific and cultural realms.
During this period, the issues surrounding the Trinary Question, and its related rise of Novalian and Carinthian nationalism were widely considered to be settled, during this period, it is widely viewed that the shared "Etrurian identity" was established. Politically, the parliamentary republic established after the 1888 Revolution also formalised varying political traditions, conventions and norms and resulted in the establishment of a vibrant, if patriarchal and conservative democracy. The maturing of political institutions, together with industrial growth propelled Etruria into becoming one of the leading great powers heading into the Great War.
The Prachtvolle Epoche is roughly analogous to the Long Peace in Estmere, xxx in Gaullica, Oslovite Soravia, the Prachtvolle Epoche in Werania, xxx in Rizealand and the Xiyong era in Shangea.