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Functionalism had reached Blostland around 1919, the ideology, while originally being considered something only the Gaullophiles enjoyed, would quickly expand outside its niche community after writer, Börje Östlund, translated much of the founding texts of Functionalism into Blostlandic. Only a year later Valter Hansdotter, a founding member of Järnflotten and a close associate of Åberg, would start a Functionalist reading club in Raudrena’s Salon district, Often called the “Barracks” because of its high number of soldier participants the club would attract many lower class members of society who were unsatisfied with the Kungars krets and too nationalistic for Vallmoparti. It’s on August 11th 1920 that Hansdotter would meet Åberg, they would quickly become friends and start to swap their opinions on Functionalist theories over their famous early 20’s dinners. Åberg would eventually become the rising star of the Barracks, his interpretation of Functionalism kept much of its root principles but also allowed wiggle room for certain elements popular in Blostland at the time such as Pagan Revivalism. On November 9th 1920 Åberg and Hansdotter would found Järnflotten, named after the famous iron raft of the first Blostlandic King, the party’s founding charter would explicitly call out the actions of Kungars krets and Vallmoparti as being reasons for its founding. | Functionalism had reached Blostland around 1919, the ideology, while originally being considered something only the Gaullophiles enjoyed, would quickly expand outside its niche community after writer, Börje Östlund, translated much of the founding texts of Functionalism into Blostlandic. Only a year later Valter Hansdotter, a founding member of Järnflotten and a close associate of Åberg, would start a Functionalist reading club in Raudrena’s Salon district, Often called the “Barracks” because of its high number of soldier participants the club would attract many lower class members of society who were unsatisfied with the Kungars krets and too nationalistic for Vallmoparti. It’s on August 11th 1920 that Hansdotter would meet Åberg, they would quickly become friends and start to swap their opinions on Functionalist theories over their famous early 20’s dinners. Åberg would eventually become the rising star of the Barracks, his interpretation of Functionalism kept much of its root principles but also allowed wiggle room for certain elements popular in Blostland at the time such as Pagan Revivalism. On November 9th 1920 Åberg and Hansdotter would found Järnflotten, named after the famous iron raft of the first Blostlandic King, the party’s founding charter would explicitly call out the actions of Kungars krets and Vallmoparti as being reasons for its founding. | ||
===The black | ===The black month=== | ||
Starting in February 1921 the Black Month was a series of protests by Vallmoparti and the BSAI against the government and rise of right wing sentiment in the countryside. Organized originally by the Blostlandic National Union as a general strike Vallmoparti and BSAI would quickly take over control of the strikes direction, organizing hundreds of men all over the country to participate in the strike even while being unemployed or not a worker at that site. Government ineptitude would make efforts to stop the strike ineffective and by the start of February the protests would be under way, almost immediately after the protests began fighting between the police and the protesters would also begin. The police suffering from lack of funds and discipline because of years of corruption would be outnumbered by the sheer number of protesters organized, a number of towns would see police run out or even defect. In response conservatives in the government would announce military involvement, secretly Åberg would organize his force of veteran fighters, bearing Järnflotten iconography they would bring military grade weapons into the streets aiding the police in finally ending the violence. Åberg and Hansdotter would be arrested for arming a rebellion against the government’s wishes, Åberg would quickly become a national hero for the far right and growing centrist crowd. The government would be unable to touch Åberg as local judges and the King himself would urge for a light jail sentence, Järnflotten not long after would see a massive increase in membership stealing from the sinking ship that was Kungars krets. | Starting in February 1921 the Black Month was a series of protests by Vallmoparti and the BSAI against the government and rise of right wing sentiment in the countryside. Organized originally by the Blostlandic National Union as a general strike Vallmoparti and BSAI would quickly take over control of the strikes direction, organizing hundreds of men all over the country to participate in the strike even while being unemployed or not a worker at that site. Government ineptitude would make efforts to stop the strike ineffective and by the start of February the protests would be under way, almost immediately after the protests began fighting between the police and the protesters would also begin. The police suffering from lack of funds and discipline because of years of corruption would be outnumbered by the sheer number of protesters organized, a number of towns would see police run out or even defect. In response conservatives in the government would announce military involvement, secretly Åberg would organize his force of veteran fighters, bearing Järnflotten iconography they would bring military grade weapons into the streets aiding the police in finally ending the violence. Åberg and Hansdotter would be arrested for arming a rebellion against the government’s wishes, Åberg would quickly become a national hero for the far right and growing centrist crowd. The government would be unable to touch Åberg as local judges and the King himself would urge for a light jail sentence, Järnflotten not long after would see a massive increase in membership stealing from the sinking ship that was Kungars krets. | ||
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Greater Kingdom of Blostland Storriket Blostländska | |||||||||
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Motto: "Med Blostland - till döden!"(Blostlandic) “With Blostland - till death!" | |||||||||
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| Capital | Raudrena | ||||||||
| Common languages | Blostlandic | ||||||||
| Religion | Pure Sotirianity | ||||||||
| Government | Järnist one-party totalitarian duumvirate | ||||||||
| Anförare | |||||||||
• 1923–1935 | Karl Åberg | ||||||||
| King | |||||||||
• 1920-1935 | Oscar I (acting) | ||||||||
| Currency | Blostdlandic krona (BOK) | ||||||||
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| Today part of | Blostland | ||||||||
The Greater Kingdom of Blostland or Greater Blostland was the former Government of Blostland during the Great War (Kylaris)
1923 election
Prelude to the election
Preceding the election of 1923 Blostland was in its darkest age, the populace had lost all hope of restoring the once mighty Kingdom after the economic crisis that was the Line Island War. This compounded by the lackluster rule of the Kingsmen would eventually lead to the political climate that allowed for the rise of Järnflotten and Functionalism. Blostland, while having a strong labor movement was still majority conservative, the farmer and business classes had essentially monopolized the political system that was born after the Vallmo Uprising creating this new aristocracy that had for a while, kept the peace. The lower class and the growing middle class however began to despise the Kingsmen and their new aristocracy, corruption and favoritism plagued the party and by 1923 it was pretty much an open secret with events such as the expulsion of David Gron from Parliament and the passing of multiple tax cuts for billionaires & farmers making massive headlines when they occurred a few years prior.
Järnflotten
Functionalism had reached Blostland around 1919, the ideology, while originally being considered something only the Gaullophiles enjoyed, would quickly expand outside its niche community after writer, Börje Östlund, translated much of the founding texts of Functionalism into Blostlandic. Only a year later Valter Hansdotter, a founding member of Järnflotten and a close associate of Åberg, would start a Functionalist reading club in Raudrena’s Salon district, Often called the “Barracks” because of its high number of soldier participants the club would attract many lower class members of society who were unsatisfied with the Kungars krets and too nationalistic for Vallmoparti. It’s on August 11th 1920 that Hansdotter would meet Åberg, they would quickly become friends and start to swap their opinions on Functionalist theories over their famous early 20’s dinners. Åberg would eventually become the rising star of the Barracks, his interpretation of Functionalism kept much of its root principles but also allowed wiggle room for certain elements popular in Blostland at the time such as Pagan Revivalism. On November 9th 1920 Åberg and Hansdotter would found Järnflotten, named after the famous iron raft of the first Blostlandic King, the party’s founding charter would explicitly call out the actions of Kungars krets and Vallmoparti as being reasons for its founding.
The black month
Starting in February 1921 the Black Month was a series of protests by Vallmoparti and the BSAI against the government and rise of right wing sentiment in the countryside. Organized originally by the Blostlandic National Union as a general strike Vallmoparti and BSAI would quickly take over control of the strikes direction, organizing hundreds of men all over the country to participate in the strike even while being unemployed or not a worker at that site. Government ineptitude would make efforts to stop the strike ineffective and by the start of February the protests would be under way, almost immediately after the protests began fighting between the police and the protesters would also begin. The police suffering from lack of funds and discipline because of years of corruption would be outnumbered by the sheer number of protesters organized, a number of towns would see police run out or even defect. In response conservatives in the government would announce military involvement, secretly Åberg would organize his force of veteran fighters, bearing Järnflotten iconography they would bring military grade weapons into the streets aiding the police in finally ending the violence. Åberg and Hansdotter would be arrested for arming a rebellion against the government’s wishes, Åberg would quickly become a national hero for the far right and growing centrist crowd. The government would be unable to touch Åberg as local judges and the King himself would urge for a light jail sentence, Järnflotten not long after would see a massive increase in membership stealing from the sinking ship that was Kungars krets.
1923 election
Government
Järnist functionalism
The monarchy
Church and state
Society
Economics
Politics
Religion
Military
Goal of imperialism
In euclea
In asteria superior
