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Trigunia was originally established as a colony of Great Deltaria, before which it was inhabited by several distinct indigenous peoples, some related to the Klikut in Dovani. After achieving independence during the Terror, a century-long civil war in the metropolis Deltaria, Trigunia experienced alternating periods of Communist and monarchist rule. In 2667 it entered a personal union with Greater Hulstria, effectively becoming a Hulstrian colony. During this time many Hulstrians settled in Trigunia, and the Confessional Church of Trigunia became the second largest faith in the nation. Since then Trigunia has experienced a wide variety of political regimes. The indigenous, Hulstrian, and Trigunian ethnic groups remain dominant in Trigunia to this day.

Prehistory[]

Trigunia was first peopled around between 20,000 and 10,000 BCE with several waves originating from Seleya, Dovani, and Makon. During the pre-colonial era the indigenous cultures of Trigunia, including the ancestors of today's Asakh, Tlagu, Khelok, Itkilit, and Nagayuk peoples, were established. These communities, while largely self-sufficient, maintained limited trade with neighbouring tribes on Keris. The Asakh people thrived as seafarers, navigating the coasts and islands of Trigunia in search for sustenance through fishing, hunting, and gathering. They mostly lived on the eastern coasts of Trigunia. The Tlagu and Khelok, possibly originating from Makon, settled on the western coasts and the interior of the islands. The Khelok were hunter-gatherers, following the seasonal migration of the caribou, moose, and bears for food and clothing. The Itkilit, a subgroup of the Dovanian Klikut, and the closely related Nagayuk, settled in the east, along the northern and southern coasts, respectively. The Itkilit established a seafaring lifestyle sustained by fishing, hunting, and whaling, while the Nagayuk practiced both settled farming and nomadic hunting and gathering.

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Asakh man and woman in traditional attire

In spite of their relative isolation, Trigunia's indigenous communities engaged in limited trade with neighbouring tribes on Keris. Furs, narwhal ivory, and other locally produced items were exchanged for tools, weapons, and other necessities. The arrival of Deltarian and Luthorian explorers and colonizers in the 18th century disrupted the isolated but sporadically connected way of life of the indigenous peoples of Trigunia, as the outsiders brought new diseases, technologies, and cultural and religious practices. Though early relations with the new arrivals were peaceful and amicable at first, the establishment of exploitative practices disrupted traditional ways of life, and the eventual large scale settlement by Majatran and, to a lesser extent, Artanian peoples drastically altered the demographics of the islands.

Outside Exploration[]

Until the arrival of Majatran and Artanian explorers Trigunia remained a distant and unexplored land, mysterious to the outside world for many centuries. Beginning with the 17th century, as the lower islands of Keris were explored and settled by colonial figures, especially Luthori and the Selucian Kingdom of Sadaria, the natives entered sporadic contact with the newcomers. The Sea of Deliverance area was mostly explored by Selucians and then used by Selucian fishing and whaling fleets, for which they established small bases on the mainland in what is now Dolgava and New Endralon. These whaling fleets are the first to enter contact with the Trigunian tribes along the southern coast of Lesser Chadonia. Several instances are recorded in which these tribes fought and killed many Selucian whaling crews and shipwreck survivors, while the exact reason is unknown, most speculate that it was because of the threat to the fish and whale supply posed by the Selucian fleets. Because of these attacks, the Trigunian tribes were given a fearsome reputation and many Selucian crews refused to sail up the Strait of Trigunia.

Despite these attacks, over several decades, the Trigunian tribes became trading partners of the Selucian crews, importing, among other things, quality iron and metal weapons which the Trigunians quickly replicated. Using these new weapons, several Trigunian tribes perfected the art of the maritime raid and plundered up and down the Strait of Trigunia coast of modern-day Dolgava, New Endralon, and Egelion. These raids continued on until well into the early 1700s in some parts, by which time the killing of shipwrecked Selucian sailors did cease, but only to hold them as hostages until a ransom was paid by passing Selucian ships. The ransom was mostly paid in goods such as metal objects like pots and pans, iron weapons, and other products like food and animals; it was during these ransoms that it is believed that the Trigunians received the first firearms.

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Deltarian missionaries were instrumental in the conversion of most Trigunian natives to Hosianism

However, in 1702 Mojmir Svatopolk Tuka, Knyaz (Duke) of Žadoniš in Deltaria and several crew members, including the Holy Apostolic Hosian priest Pavel Ludevit Jur Groniec (later St Ludevit in the Augustan Church), were shipwrecked in the Sea of Deliverance by one of its frequent and horrendous storms. Duke Žadoniš and his small group ended up in the hands of the Tlagu on the island of Tyrgov, where, based on his clothing, language, and complexion was quickly established as not being a Selucian and he was subsequently transported across the Tyrgov Strait to the shores of modern Chadonia. The Duke was given an audience with the Tlagu tribal confederation, who were greatly impressed with his attitude and personality. Duke Žadoniš stayed with the Tlagu for nearly two years, during which time he used his skills and knowledge to aid in the construction of several buildings and helped lay out a new fishing village that would later come to be known as Rodshyadam but instead was referred to as Žadonišin. During this time, Priest Pavel Ludevit Jur Groniec converted several ranking members of the Tlagu tribe to the Holy Apostolic Hosian Church of Terra as well as nearly 200 tribe members. In 1704, a Selucian ship was spotted and the captain agreed to carry the Duke and several members of his group along in order to eventually reach Deltaria. Before the Duke left his the Tlagu he was able to broker both a peace and trade treaty with the tribe, with the port of entry in Žadonišin.

Colonial Period[]

Awed by the Duke, the Tlagu and allied tribes were easily convinced to ally with Great Deltaria, and the Duchy of Chadonia was established on the western tip of the island. It expanded by 1735 to cover all of Trigunia, and soon Deltaria controlled Western Keris (Trigunia, Dolgava, and parts of New Endralon). At around the same time, the Kingdom of Sadaria claimed Egelion, while the Anantonese Empire claimed what was left over, southeastern Keris. At first Deltarian colonial rule was primarily focused on control over the fur trade, with relatively few Deltarians settling in Trigunia. Instead colonial administrators would impose forced labour on the natives, subjecting them to many abuses. Following the revolt in 1790 known as the Dolgarian Defenestrations Dolgava earned its independence, sparking fears from Deltarian colonial authorities that the revolt would spread to the remainder of their Kerisian holdings. Seeking to more forcibly integrate the native population into Deltarian culture, the Czar sponsored missionary activity aiming to convert the native population to the Holy Apostolic Hosian Church of Terra. The most important of these missions is the one led by Saint Tikhon of Trigunia, who arrived in 1812 and was soon shocked by the abuses suffered by the natives and the rampant alcoholism among the Deltarian colonists. He began a campaign against the abuses of the secular authorities, a campaign that was partially successful with the end of forced labour by 1815 and a general improvement of the well-being of the natives. These actions, coupled with Tikhon's pragmatic attitude towards the indigenous beliefs and religious practices of the locals, won many converts to the Holy Apostolic Church. In spite of this, the Deltarian authorities decided that the best way to secure its control over Trigunia and Kizenia was to sponsor mass settlement in the region, leading for a gradual but dramatic shift in the demographics of the region and leading to the birth of the Trigunian and Kizenian peoples.

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The Trigunian gold rush led to the mass settlement of Deltarians and other Majatrans in Trigunia

The discovery of gold in 1875 prompted a short lived but very impactful gold rush, due to which roughly 100,000 Deltarians migrated to Trigunia, drawn by the prospect of quick fortune. Though some prospectors did become rich, the vast majority ended up more impoverished than they were before they relocated to Trigunia. At first the native population benefited from the gold rush, serving as guides and trading food and drinks with the prospectors, but in the long run the environmental degradation caused by gold mining had a negative impact on the indigenous peoples. The gold rush of the late 19th century cemented the dominance of the emerging Rodshyan, Kozakian, and Krivian peoples as the dominant ethnicities in Trigunia, and ultimately strengthened Deltarian colonial control over the region.

Independent Trigunia[]

Struggle for independence[]

The Terror was a Deltarian civil war that ultimately brought the Deltarian Empire to an end. The war was originally fought between the Deltarian states of Darali and Trigunia on one side and Ushalande and Dissuwa on the other. The war officialy started in 1954, when Daralian Commander Ivan Smolenak led an army into Ushalande, triggering a response and retaliation by Ushalande's National Senate. Provinces and colonies quickly chose sides, leading to an all out civil war. After the surrender of Ushalande to Darali, the war escalated with the assassination of the Czar in June 14, 1954 and the proclamation of the Republic of Deltaria under Ivan Smolenak several days later. The new Republic of Deltaria was an authoritarian state that persecuted minorities and aimed to forcefully unify Deltaria under a single centralized nation. After purging most of the Communist resistance to his rule, Smolenak allied with the Communist underground in Čachtice and Sfîntu Gheorghe to defeat the Trigunian garrisons occupying both cities. Although he had achieved his goal of unifying Deltaria, Smolenak's rule was unstable and he was assassinated in October 1954, just weeks after his victory, by the Communists. As the Terror continued in Deltaria, Trigunia gained its independence as one of the post-Deltarian states. Unlike the other successor states of Great Deltaria in Majatra, Trigunia was never again brought under Deltarian rule, effectively gaining its independence in 1954, though it was only recognized years later.

Reunification[]

Although Trigunia gained de facto independence, the capital of the colony Rodshyadam remained loyal to Deltaria. In October 2072 the Trigunian army launched a fierce attack on Rodshyadam, breaking through its outer defences. For the next 3 years a bitter guerrilla war would be fought within the walls of Rodshyadam itself, as the Rodshya desperately tried to recapture the rest of the city. Finally in 2076 the Rodshya commander Yuri Bukharin declared the war over, and signed an unconditional surrender.

Early monarchy[]

When Trigunia gained its independence it did so as a republic, and it retained a republican form of government after its reunification. In the early 2200 a noble family of Kalopian and Deltarian origin, the House of Kommenus, acquired large amounts of land in Trigunia before subsequently entering the political arena in the 2300s. In 2308 Konstantin of the House of Kommenus was crowned Imperator of Trigunia, adopting Augustan symbols and governance. The Augustan-style monarchy was short-lived, being overthrown in 2331.

Rise of the KCCP[]

For many years after the reunification of Trigunia the new state would enjoy years of peace and prosperity. Trigunian culture flourished, and the subdued Rodshya colonised the rest of Chadonya. Totalitarianism would not surface in Trigunia until the late 2390's, in the form of the Kerissian Central Communist Party (KCCP). The KCCP intended to create a large communist state, which would also comprise the states of the continent of Keris. This appalled Nationalists, who did not wish for Trigunian national sovereignty to disappear in this way.

Civil war ensued, however, the nationalist forces were soon defeated by the numerically superior communists. Though opposition remained, it lacked the military capability to carry on the war. Nationalist leaders fled to Dorvik, ready to liberate Trigunia once more. KCCP oppression would continue for another 15 years, but the failure of other revolutions in Keris and growing opposition to the government planted the seeds of its collapse. In 2413 the Trigunian Nationalists returned, and begun a program of glasnost. Riots erupted across Trigunia, and the KCCP finally collapsed in 2416.

The new republic did not survive long, a new Rodshya national consciousness awoke. The National Bolsheviks quickly moved to take power in the vacuum. They called for a return to Trigunian strength, and the forcible implementation of Rodshya as the national language.

Kommenus monarchy was restored in 2502 with the crowning of Imerator Aleksandr I. During this time many Hulstrians migrated to Trigunia, establishing a local Hulstrian community that would later play a significant political role.

In 2596, the KCCP was revived by a group of Communists led by the Communist Ideological Committee. Early elections were called, and the KCCP secured a 2/3 majority, founding the Trigunian Socialist Republic.

The First Republic and the Hulstrian Monarchy[]

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Heinrich I reigned as Great Prince of Trigunia, bringing the nation under Hulstrian influence

Following the collapse of the KCCP, Trigunia reverted to an independent Republic. In early 2664, Trigunia was rocked by chaos when the only remaining political party in the nation, the Conservative Union collapsed, leaving Trigunia without a government. It was during this time of chaos and anarchy that the Hulstro-Trigunian Crown Alliance arose. The HTCA was influenced heavily by Trigunia's large ethnic Hulstrian minority, whose ancestors had migrated from Greater Hulstria during the reign of Aleskandr I. Shortly thereafter the Trigunian Unionist Party reemerged and the to parties began working out a deal as to how to establish a new government. In the final months of 2667 a deal was reached; Henry would become Great Prince of Trigunia and the House of Rothingren would become the Royal Family, as per the Hulstrians wishes and under this second Great Princedom, a new national identity would be forged fusing both Hulstrian and Trigunian culture.

Henry was crowned Great Prince Heinrich I of Trigunia on 17 January, 2668 by the newly established Royal Duma. Henry then designated Leopold his heir, styling him Prince of Tyrgov. Henry's role in Trigunia was unlike those in his other realms. While politically, Trigunia was no more conservative than Greater Hulstria, the government and indeed the Monarch held much more power. This was part of the deal struck by the HTCA and TUP and largely due to the need to reinvigorate Trigunia both politically and economically. Henry's first act as Great Prince of Trigunia was to order the establishment of a new capital city, built in the Hulstrian style of city design. Renowned Radical Nationalist Architect Theodore von Frostkrone was brought in from Hulstria to oversee the construction of Heinrichgard. By 2670, much of the inner part of the city, including Tryian Square, which was comprised of many of the Government buildings and offices, was completed. On August 13, 2671, the Royal Duma official moved into the new legislature in Heinrichgrad from their temporary housing in the old capital of Rodshyadam. By 26671 Leopold, Prince of Tirgith had resided in the Royal Palace, the Bear's Den, full time with his family for several years, with his father staying there during the winter.

In 2776, Trigunia looked to be yet again ready to collapse. Earlier that year, the Trigunian Unionist Party collapsed taking just under two-thirds of the Duma with it. Even worse, of the remaining Duma Members, three-fifths of them - the delegates from the Trigunian Constitutional Party - had not been regularly attending sessions for the past two years. Is was not surprise then when HTCA's called for early elections and a cabinet reform failed to pass. In late 2676, Henry left Hulstria and took up full year residence in Trigunia so he could oversee an Emergency Government. The Great Prince intervened and used his executive power to appoint a shadow government, with himself acting a temporary Head of Government until elections could be held.

The Second Republic and the New Socialist Republic[]

Republican forces removed the Monarchy late in the 27th century, as a result of which Trigunia embarked on a more reformist Republican course.

In the 3270s, Trigunia was once again taken by communists forces, partially by stealth. The Communist Peasants' Committee was aided in its dramatic takeover by the Communist Workers' Committee, two factions of the refounded Kerissian Central Communist Party. In 3280 and 3285 the coalition between the two factions won successive mandates from the people. It was during this period that Trigunia became the Trigunian Socialist Republic, and the third UKSR was formed. By 3287 the Trigunian Labour Party, another communist party, continued the work of the original coalition. Following the 3290 crisis, the UKSR was ended.

The Modern Federation[]

In 3830 the All-Trigunian Patriotic Union formed after the collapse of the Democratic Socialist Party, in the wake of the collapse of order the All-Trigunian Patriotic Union stepped in. It was shortly after that the Trigunian Federation was formed. The Trigunian Federation was formed and immediately set out to restore its diplomatic and military supremacy that it once carried; it started this by joining the Collective Security and Cooperation Organization and aligning itself with Indrala.

In 3869 the United Trigunia Party was formed after the collapse of the For the Tsar Party and claimed the government. The Trigunian Empire was formed under the rule of the White Guard. The People's Party set out to restore Trigunia's diplomatic and military supremacy that it once carried. And years later formed the Trigunian Federation.

However, in the late 41st century, the monarchy was restored after the Imperial Union was elected. But, due to internal conflict and instability, the party collapsed too soon to influence Trigunian politics well enough. In the last year of the Imperial Union, a new radical liberal party was formed, the Constitutional Democratic Party. In their first election, the party received 59% of the vote, yet only 35% of the seats. They tried to pass reformist bills into the Duma, but they were denied by the conservative Military Party. However, in the next election, the Kadets won a landslide victory, with over 82% of the vote. In 4079, the Kadets crowned Vladimir II as Emperor of all Trigunia, who began a series of reforms that liberalised the nation.

In the 4080s, Trigunia got more involved in international affairs and was condemned by a number of nations for their actions. However, these crises were resolved peacefully, with the exception of the Deltarian Civil War of 4085/4086. From 4099 to 4111, Trigunia was once again ruled by a left-wing socialist party - the Workers' Party - however, they found a compromise with the monarchy. However, the Kadets did step in to take power after the collapse of the WP. In 4111, Vladimir II died and Kirill I was crowned Emperor.

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Emperor Vladimir II chaired a liberal constitutional monarchy

During the years 4119-4127, a new fascist government of Deltaria waged war with the Trigunians, however, they were badly defeated and were replaced by the Liberal Democratic Party, who restored the monarchy and introduced many liberal and economic reforms, which modernised Deltaria with Trigunian support.

Soon before the end of the war, in 4123 a new far-right party appeared in Trigunian politics. The National Front, as they became known, made a coalition with another new party, the moderate Federalists, and took power in 4127, after the war. They passed a number of reactionary reforms, but the Federalists disbanded in 4130, because of disagreement over the coalition with the NF, and the Constitutional Democrats took power once more.

During the years 4130-4134, a series of political assassinations, aimed at leading Kadet members, including one on the whole government (which ultimately failed), occurred. Because of this, the Emperor created the "Supreme Commission on Combating Political Terrorism and Revolutionary Activities", or the KomBorPoliTer, in the same year. This body was highly successful and was abolished in 4137 because it achieved its aims.

In 4136, the National Workers' Party was formed, and led by its Social Conservative wing, made a coalition with the National front, and they took power in 4141. In 4145, the monarchy was abolished and Kirill I fled to Deltaria, but his sons Nikolay and Vladimir, as well as a few minor members of the royal family, stayed. Nikolay was elected Chancellor of the Kadets and rebranded them as the People's Democratic Party.

The NF disbanded in 4148 and a year later, a Narodnik and NRP coalition began ruling. A period of stability followed. In 4168, former Emperor Kirill I died while in exile in Deltaria.

In 4172, the Imperial Union resurfaced, and a year later, was elected as the ruling party. This sparked a series of counter-reforms proposed by the Imperial Alliance. However, these reforms took many voters from the IA, since they limited the civil rights of many, and the left emerged victorious in the next elections (4177). The IA disbanded 2 years later, after all their reforms were repealed.

In the 4180s subtle returns to the monarchy began, such as the creation of the Principality of Petrograd (4183), the return of nobility to all formerly noble families (4183), making all members of the Romanov family into Grand Dukes and Duchesses (4185) and the creation of the Duchy of Aleksandrovsk (4185).

In 4192, Nikolay I, Prince of Petrograd, was crowned Emperor of all Trigunia, and he continued the liberalisation of his Presidency and Premiership.

The predicted economic recession of the 4200s (decade) resulted in many new parties to form, specifically the Conservative Party, the Movement for Workers' Emancipation (later renamed to the Communist Party), United Trigunia and the Social Democratic Party. A constitutional crisis in 4203, where the Emperor directly appointed the government, despite this not being allowed by the constitution, seriously shook the Trigunian system. Later, the bicameral Imperial Assembly was replaced by a unicameral Imperial Presidium in 4207.

The political and economic instability, after the abolition of the Okhrana and three failed attempts at abolishing the monarchy, as well as the global economic recession and unstable coalition governments, resulted in a civil war between liberal monarchists and conservative republicans (4207-4209). The monarchists formed the TLA and numerous military units and commanders defected to the TLA, as well as political figures, including the Kadets, leading Conservative Party members, headed by Vadim Menshikov. The Emperor, Nikolay I also defected to the TLA. The TLA emerged victorious and the Communist Party and United Trigunia Parties collapsed.

The Conservative Party emerged victorious however in the 2nd elections after the Civil War (the 1st election was called immediately after the war and the Kadets were successful in those elections), and began counter-reforms, however, were swiftly removed from power in the next elections (4210), and the counter-reforms were repealed. In 4215, the Emperor Nikolay I died, and Grand Duchess Maria was crowned Empress Maria I. The Conservative Party soon dissolved and the bicameral legislature was restored in 4217.

In 4227, the Trigunian Imperial Party was founded and attempted to pass its reforms, but were rejected, however, when the People's Alliance for Democracy was founded, the TIP-PAD coalition federalised nearly all aspects of politics, however, after the TIP disbanded and the activity of the PAD lowered. During this time the Kadets collapsed into 4 parties (People's Democratic Party, Moderate Reformist Party, Party of Freedom and Union of Young Trigunia) and they formed the People's Monarchist Union coalition.

In 4242, the Trigunian Liberal Socialist Party was founded, which in 4246, alongside the PMU won the elections, however the TLSP soon collapsed and the 4247 early election resulted in a PMU constitutional majority.

In 4251, the People's Alliance for Democracy defeated PMU in legislative elections.

The Modern Tsardom[]

The modern Tsardom of Trigunia was founded in September, 4612 officially on September 25th, 4612. The rise of the National Democratic Party, which eventually became the All-Trigunian People's Front in September, 4615 worked with the House of Kharzin to return the Great Prince and Tsar to the throne. The selection of the House of Kharzin caused some controversy but a large majority of the of ancient Trigunian nobility had either been killed or had fled and had no desire to return to Trigunia thus the decision was made to appoint Androniki to the throne, becoming Androniki I. Androniki I eventually married into a newer royal house, the House of Perezhogin and unified the former holder of the Great Prince and Tsar into one united family.

The new Great Prince and Tsar alongside the new government took a harsh stance towards anti-monarchist, republicans, communist and socialist using the State Security Service to outlaw and crackdown on them. In December, 4617 the Viceroyalty was restored and Kazimir Ivanovich Bogolyubov was chosen to sit as the first Viceroy in several decades; Bogolyubov served as the Prime Minister of Trigunia for nearly five years. Potap Aleskeevich Krayev, Bogolyubov's Chief of Staff was appointed to succeed him. Bogolyubov and Krayev were instrumental in the massive overhaul of Trigunia's administrative divisions, passing several new years to reform the failing infrastructure within Trigunia and restore a sense of federalism to the government. In February, 4624 Bogolyubov announced that Secretary of the Security Council of Trigunia would succeed Krayev, who was leaving to become Mayor of Rodshyadam. In 4688 the House of Kharzin-Perezhogin was restored to the throne and Volkov I became the Great Prince and Tsar and he was the last Kharzin-Perezhogin to reign as Great Prince and Tsar. He was overthrown in 4730, starting a republican era in Trigunia.

Technocracy[]

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The religious reforms of the Technocratic government were ultimately responsible for the election of Maria Ignatia I as the second female Pápež of the Terran Patriarchal Church and its eventual reform into the Augustan Church

In 5268 Trigunia was brought under the rule of a technocratic feminism movement, the Technocratic Union of Trigunia (TST). The TST adopted a new constitution that established a technocratic matriarchal government and successfully pushed for a number of progressive reforms, including the legalization of same-sex marriage and the introduction of a gender equality law for the local Hosian churches. Under TST rule Trigunia experienced an unprecedented economic boom, with GDP doubling in size. This growth was driven by investments in technology and infrastructure, leading to improved living standards. This growth was however also coupled with the gradual corporatization of Trigunian politics, with CEOs of prominent Trigunian corporations appointed to ministerial positions in the government. The progressive reforms of the Technocrats and the corporate nature of their rule sparked a growing opposition movement. In 5313 the Conservative Tsarist Party secured 80% of seats in the legislature, though Technocratic president Novikova retained her position. In response to this dramatic turn of events, the Trigunian Armed Forces staged a coup, overthrowing Prime Minister Maksim Miloradov and arresting him and the entire Conservative Tsaris Party government. President Yeva Novikova, spared from the coup's repercussions, declared a state of emergency and reasserted her authority.

In 5319 the New Wave Movement, a moderate Technocratic party, came to power after a landslide victory in the general election. Its policies continued earlier Technocratic reforms, but avoided what it saw as the excesses of previous Technocratic governments. New Wave rule lasted until it was replaced in 5332 by another Technocratic movement, the United Trigunia of the Future (OTB). Led by economist Larissa Novikova, the OTB aimed to invite the Trigunian megacorporations back into Trigunia's political life. The OTB won all 600 seats in the State Duma, and Larissa Novikova was propelled to the presidency with an overwhelming mandate. However, her ambitious plans for Trigunia, including the abolition of retirement, experimentation on humans, rolling back environmental regulations, abolishing labour unions, and promoting unregulated capitalism, ultimately led to her downfall. In 5344 she was replaced by a more moderate Technocrat, but international sanctions and domestic opposition eventually resulted in the fall of the Technocratic regime.

Managed democracy[]

In 5363 the Trigunian Federation came under the rule of the All-Trigunian People's Union, a pragmatic and authoritarian conservative organization. It immediately proceeded to undo most of the Technocratic reforms, but this did not lead to the restoration of democracy. Although on paper Trigunia became a full liberal democracy, the regime established by the All-Trigunian People's Union was a "managed democracy", a thinly veiled dictatorship where multiple parties were allowed, but only if they were loyal to the government. These parties would even occasionally be allowed access to the highest levers of power, such as the loyalist Union of the Peoples of Trigunia whose leader Aleksei Lebedev held the Presidency between 5408 and 5421, but parties critical to the All-Trigunian People's Union faced serious legal and extra-legal hurdles. This lack of genuine opposition left protest, peaceful or otherwise, as the only available avenue of political contestation.

Trigunian Septembrism[]

Out of the protest movement an opposition force emerged, the People's Democratic Union, a monarchist and liberal conservative organization. Due to foreign and domestic pressure, the All-Trigunian People's Union ultimately assented to the organization of free and fair elections in 5421, which the People's Democratic Union won by a landslide. The new party was founded with the aim of adapting the Hulstrian ideology of Septembrism to the Trigunian context, supporting the reinterpretation of Trigunian nationhood as a single multiethnic nation, composed of three coequal ethnic groups, the Rodshyan, Kozakian, and Krivian ethnicities, all part of the triune Trigunian nation. Additionally, the new party championed the return of the House of Rothingren-Traugott on the Trigunian throne, which it achieved in 5422 with the crowning of the Queen of New Endralon Lilianna Mária I as Great Princess and Tsarina of Trigunia. Under Septembrist rule Trigunia moved away from Rodshyan-centric policies and granted a number of rights to other ethnic groups. The Krivians and Kozakians were granted recognition as equal members of the Trigunian nation, while the indigenous peoples of Trigunia were recognized as distinct nations.


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History HistoryMashkov ReformsHymn of TriguniaGreat Sekowian WarOperation Black Bear2973 Winter Olympic GamesKozak War of IndependenceKozak CommonwealthTrigunian Military Intervention in KazuliaSouth Ocean WarWar of the Two KaisersUnited Kerissian Socialist Republic (3287)Kerissian Central Communist PartyCommunist Committee for SecurityEgelion-UKSR WarWestern Meria CrisisTrigunian EmpireTrigunian Federation (Трыгоня Федерация)
Geography GeographyKerisChadoniaItäsaariTirgith IslandGreat Bear IslandYuralovo Mountains
Administrative divisions of Trigunia
Politics Government of TriguniaState DumaCouncil of Ministers (Trigunia)President of Trigunian People's RepublicLeader of the CommonwealthPremier of TriguniaViceroy of TriguniaMinister-President of the Federative Republic of Trigunia
Parties: Social and Liberal Democratic PartyTrigunian Libertarian PartyTrigunian Unionist PartyHulstro-Trigunian Crown AllianceTrigunian Purist MovementLiberal Democratic Party(Trigunia)Juche PartiaYoung Guard PartyCommunist Party of Trigunia
People Monarchs of TriguniaEmperor of Trigunia
Monarchs: House of Kommenus
House of Rothingren-TraugottGenrih IGenrih IIFranchesko IAleksandr IIGodrik INikolai Gustav IMaksimilian IFerdinand IRenʹe ILyeopolʹd IGodrik IIGenrih IIIAleksandr IIIFranchesko IIFrídrikh IIKarl I
House of DoroshenkoPetrovič IPavlo I
Čestiborovská Dynastia
House of LahtiWerhner I
House of RomanovKirill IVladimir IIAleksandra INikolay IGrand Duchess MariaGrand Duke AlekseyGrand Duke Vladimir
Viceroys: House of MashkovR.D. MashkovVasya MashkovHanna MashkovaAndrey MashkovPavel MashkovMikhail MashkovYevgeni MashkovAnastasiya MashkovaVira LukyanenkoNataliya Aksyonova
People: Vladimir LeonidVladimir ZyganovAnton OrlykMikhail MaskhadovWolfgang J. LichtenburgWalter LüthKarl von StauffengartDaniil LosevLinus LaatikaninenMikko LahtinenMatvei, Count of LenskRoman Mashkov, 4th Duke of PetrovgradLeonid PankovValerian YugovSergei PetrovAbram OshurkovBaron of RespvosVladimir IlyanovKirill AlekseevBalthazar I, Prince of TirgithAlexander, Prince of TirgithAlexei RomanovichGrigori VikhrovNikita GrushaMstislav IVNikolay Mashkov

Demographics Ethnic Groups: TrigunianHulstrianKozaksSullestiansTirgitians
Religion: HosianismTerran Patriarchal ChurchConfessional ChurchSiedismNeo-Pagan
Culture CultureVolkonsky ReformsSport in TriguniaTrigunian Football Super LigaEducation in TriguniaCity University of Petrovgrad
Economy EconomyNational Chamber of CommerceNeftkompDefense industry of Trigunia
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