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Mr2112 at 00:04, 14 December 2025

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	* '''30-3''' [[Tieteran Royal Family]] placed a T$50M bid on the [[wyverns]]. 1		* '''30-3''' [[Tieteran Royal Family]] placed a T$50M bid on the [[wyverns]]. 1
	* '''4-4''' The sole survivor was sent back to retrieve the [[wyverns]], made it back with half of his limbs and 3 [[wyverns]]. 1		* '''4-4''' The sole survivor was sent back to retrieve the [[wyverns]], made it back with half of his limbs and 3 [[wyverns]]. 1
	* '''6-4''' The following assembly of the [[Thuoa'adz]] government is supervised by a [[Modhes Millitaria]] ~~[[Cayrbme]]~~. The session passes uneventfully, and very quietly.		* '''6-4''' The following assembly of the [[Thuoa'adz]] government is supervised by a [[Modhes Millitaria]] Cayrmbe. The session passes uneventfully, and very quietly.
	* '''10-4''' [[Modhes Millitaria]] deploys something called a [[Biotank]] in the field.		* '''10-4''' [[Modhes Millitaria]] deploys something called a [[Biotank]] in the field.
	* '''14-4''' [[Tieteran Parliament]] passed legislation establishing the [[Aerodrome Management Bureau]]. 1		* '''14-4''' [[Tieteran Parliament]] passed legislation establishing the [[Aerodrome Management Bureau]]. 1

WalterWhiteOnWiki at 22:23, 13 August 2025

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	** [[Modhes Temple]] predicted worldwide conquest following the collapse of all money-based economies. 1		** [[Modhes Temple]] predicted worldwide conquest following the collapse of all money-based economies. 1
	** [[Kalam]] expressed support for collapse of all money-based economies. 1		** [[Kalam]] expressed support for collapse of all money-based economies. 1
	* '''27-11''' [[Modhes Temple]]'s [[Ayatollan Synod]] devolved into arguing and factionalism, until [[Ayatollah]] [[Brje Hul]] gave a rousing, four hour speech calling for unity and proposing a new ideologic path, incorperating the three loose schools of thought which had been in practice. His display was received possitively by most of the council, some of whom called it a career defining moment, but he did have some detractors, such as [[Thuybnor Dagnon]], who referred to the speech as "Soft and un[[Deysachin\|deysachni]] nonsense, better fit for some pit of democracy." 1		* '''27-11''' [[Modhes Temple]]'s [[Ayatollan Synod]] devolved into arguing and factionalism, until [[Ayatollah]] [[Brje Hul]] gave a rousing, four hour speech calling for unity and proposing a new ideologic path, incorperating the three loose schools of thought which had been in practice. His display was received possitively by most of the council, some of whom called it a career defining moment, but he did have some detractors, such as [[Thuybnor Dagnon]], who referred to the speech as "Soft and un[[Deysachin\|deysachni]] nonsense, better fit for some pit of [[democracy]]." 1
	** Some [[Republic of La Rossa\|soft, undeysachni politicians in nearby pit of democracy]] condemneds [[Thuybnor Dagnon]]. 1		** Some [[Republic of La Rossa\|soft, undeysachni politicians in nearby pit of democracy]] condemneds [[Thuybnor Dagnon]]. 1
	* '''1-12''' [[Council of Elders]] switched [[Kalam]] to bank notes, seizing all silver coins from production and distribution. The [[Kalami Shekel\|Kalami shekel]] became an illegal item which fetched high demand in collector's black markets. 1		* '''1-12''' [[Council of Elders]] switched [[Kalam]] to bank notes, seizing all silver coins from production and distribution. The [[Kalami Shekel\|Kalami shekel]] became an illegal item which fetched high demand in collector's black markets. 1

Mr2112 at 06:44, 11 July 2025

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	* '''7-3''' The [[Advisory Council\|Advisory]] elections concluded with a 4-1 victory for the opposition. Advisor [[Franco Morelio]] of [[Lorma]] lost re-election to the isolationist and populist [[Benito Lormardo]] after a local scandal exposed him for using government money on the procurement of exotic psychedelic substances. Although the Dux remained in absolute power, any decision of his could now be vetoed by the Advisory Council, now majorly opposed to him. 1		* '''7-3''' The [[Advisory Council\|Advisory]] elections concluded with a 4-1 victory for the opposition. Advisor [[Franco Morelio]] of [[Lorma]] lost re-election to the isolationist and populist [[Benito Lormardo]] after a local scandal exposed him for using government money on the procurement of exotic psychedelic substances. Although the Dux remained in absolute power, any decision of his could now be vetoed by the Advisory Council, now majorly opposed to him. 1
	* '''11-3''' [[Modhes Temple]] forced [[Thuoa'adz]] government to assemble, it quickly devolved into a yelling match, ending with ouright accusations of heresy.1		* '''11-3''' [[Modhes Temple]] forced [[Thuoa'adz]] government to assemble, it quickly devolved into a yelling match, ending with ouright accusations of heresy.1
	* '''14-3''' The [[Dakma]] passed the [[Spiritual Reformation Act]], extending the organisation of Nakrama's agaks into a formal structure under [[~~Modehsianism~~]] nationwide. It was structured to be flexible for all [[Okrit\|Okriti]] spiritual systems, being able to incorporate them all into the structure for centralised management. The special provinces of [[Masrit]] and the [[Taaqbal\|Taaqba]] federation however were not too willing to incorporate the system into governance due to the prolific [[kundu]] movement which focused more on personal spiritualism over broad, community encompassing ideals, and did not recognise the newly founded authorities of the 'kundu priests'. The legislature iwa also met by protest in [[North River Province\|north river province]], with vocal opposition from [[Dahima Meyowa]], the wife of incarcerated activist [[Daham Dinade]]. Meyowa expressed that not only did the reform ignore the traditional structure of Amata spiritual belief, she claimed it was of questionable morals and was being instituted to assert further control over the people and to bring [[Amata]] communities in line with government control. Governor [[Kamroy]] responded to the allegations by denying the involvement of government entities and assures it is entirely an undertaking by the "Modhesian Temple".		* '''14-3''' The [[Dakma]] passed the [[Spiritual Reformation Act]], extending the organisation of Nakrama's agaks into a formal structure under [[Modhesianism]] nationwide. It was structured to be flexible for all [[Okrit\|Okriti]] spiritual systems, being able to incorporate them all into the structure for centralised management. The special provinces of [[Masrit]] and the [[Taaqbal\|Taaqba]] federation however were not too willing to incorporate the system into governance due to the prolific [[kundu]] movement which focused more on personal spiritualism over broad, community encompassing ideals, and did not recognise the newly founded authorities of the 'kundu priests'. The legislature iwa also met by protest in [[North River Province\|north river province]], with vocal opposition from [[Dahima Meyowa]], the wife of incarcerated activist [[Daham Dinade]]. Meyowa expressed that not only did the reform ignore the traditional structure of Amata spiritual belief, she claimed it was of questionable morals and was being instituted to assert further control over the people and to bring [[Amata]] communities in line with government control. Governor [[Kamroy]] responded to the allegations by denying the involvement of government entities and assures it is entirely an undertaking by the "Modhesian Temple".
	** [[Modhes Temple]] welcomed [[Okrit]] into the fold, it thinks. 1		** [[Modhes Temple]] welcomed [[Okrit]] into the fold, it thinks. 1
	* '''18-3''' [[Kamroy]] assured [[Dahima Meyowa]]'s safety from arrest for political dissent under the premise she was serving only as a mouthpiece for her husband. Claimed a new husband would "set her right" and that [[Daham Dinade\|Dinade]] would be forbidden from sending letters to his family. Brother [[Daham Kaibor]] was still at large and was suspected of arming dissidents in western provinces. Foreign businessmen and enterprising 'safari guide' [[Hubert Thrappston-Undercarriage]] claimed he would apprehend Kaibor personally. 1		* '''18-3''' [[Kamroy]] assured [[Dahima Meyowa]]'s safety from arrest for political dissent under the premise she was serving only as a mouthpiece for her husband. Claimed a new husband would "set her right" and that [[Daham Dinade\|Dinade]] would be forbidden from sending letters to his family. Brother [[Daham Kaibor]] was still at large and was suspected of arming dissidents in western provinces. Foreign businessmen and enterprising 'safari guide' [[Hubert Thrappston-Undercarriage]] claimed he would apprehend Kaibor personally. 1

WalterWhiteOnWiki: /* Events */ rossan elections always happen on a fixed date, will fix on the other pages too. will not move other events as difference only in a couple of days

2025-04-11T16:58:06Z

Events: rossan elections always happen on a fixed date, will fix on the other pages too. will not move other events as difference only in a couple of days

Mr2112: Year done!

2025-02-28T16:39:47Z

Year done!

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Mr2112: monfs

2025-02-28T16:15:49Z

monfs

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Mr2112: these years are way too fucking long. anyway, dates to come

2025-02-26T22:51:23Z

these years are way too fucking long. anyway, dates to come

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Mr2112 at 04:41, 13 February 2025

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			== Events ==

			* '''1-1''' [[Confederated Nations of Niueyjar\|Confederation]] Leader [[Libel Slandrason]] gifted every [[Confederated Nations of Niueyjar\|CNN]] family a free [[churg]] to celebrate the new year. 1
			** [[Tieteran Royal Family]] gifted every [[Tietero\|Tieteran]] household a voucher for a free whole frozen [[churg]].
			* [[Robo Churgs\|Robo churgs]] were found to have dimensional stabilization technology integrated. Utilizing and reverse engineering robo churgs rapidly accelerated development. 1
			* [[Republic of La Rossa\|La Rossa]] saw the completion of the final preparations before the incoming elections. The [[Dux Leo Minestrici di Mineria\|Dux]] made one last plea to voters, pushing them to look out to the wealth and prosperity at sea while the opposition sought to keep them constrained on the island. 1
			* [[Federal Foreign Minister\|FFM]] [[Jercofa Yechac]] tripped down a flight of stairs, and was mildly injured. 1
			* [[Faltiran Empire\|Faltiran]] prime minister [[Job-Id’n]] also tripped down flight of stars. He was uninjured but political opponents used it as evidence he was too old to continue in his current position. 1

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	* '''2-2''' [[LBF]] party leader [[Kom-Luh]] and [[KBF]] party leader Ton’l-Drup, in a rare moment of unity, called for the resignation of [[SSK]] prime minister [[Job-Id’n]]. 1		* '''2-2''' [[LBF]] party leader [[Kom-Luh]] and [[KBF]] party leader Ton’l-Drup, in a rare moment of unity, called for the resignation of [[SSK]] prime minister [[Job-Id’n]]. 1
	* '''6-2''' [[Modhes Ywl]] declared the year 476. 1		* '''6-2''' [[Modhes Ywl]] declared the year 476. 1
	* '''10-2''' [[RLR2]] announced the electoral winner at midday. With 45.4% of the vote, [[Dux Leo Minestrici di Mineria\|Dux Leo Minestrici]] was elected for a fifth term. Trailing behind with 42.9% of the vote, Advisor [[Morobaldi]] took second place, with the rest of the vote going to minor candidates. The Advisor was expected to run again for the [[Advisory Council]] election the following month. 1		* '''7-2''' [[RLR2]] announced the electoral winner at midday. With 45.4% of the vote, [[Dux Leo Minestrici di Mineria\|Dux Leo Minestrici]] was elected for a fifth term. Trailing behind with 42.9% of the vote, Advisor [[Morobaldi]] took second place, with the rest of the vote going to minor candidates. The Advisor was expected to run again for the [[Advisory Council]] election the following month. 1
	* '''13-2''' A planned spelling reform for [[Thuoa'bde]] was shot down by traditionalists, who said the archaeic spellings must be perserved. Proponants of the spelling reform refuted this, and claimed the traditionalists were denying literacy to the less educated. 1		* '''13-2''' A planned spelling reform for [[Thuoa'bde]] was shot down by traditionalists, who said the archaeic spellings must be perserved. Proponants of the spelling reform refuted this, and claimed the traditionalists were denying literacy to the less educated. 1
	* '''17-2''' A rewritten version of [[Sgai'boeln of Hamuilaa]] used to promote the spelling reform was criticised for numerous errors, as well as a general loss of the subtleties and nuances of the original text.		* '''17-2''' A rewritten version of [[Sgai'boeln of Hamuilaa]] used to promote the spelling reform was criticised for numerous errors, as well as a general loss of the subtleties and nuances of the original text.
	* '''21-2''' [[High Priest]] [[Aybulake Guejalliern]] of [[Jhuage Rnyitt]] defended [[Thuoa'bde]] spelling reform, said that it would provide access of the masses to literature. 1		* '''21-2''' [[High Priest]] [[Aybulake Guejalliern]] of [[Jhuage Rnyitt]] defended [[Thuoa'bde]] spelling reform, said that it would provide access of the masses to literature. 1
⚫	* '''25-2''' The [[Advisory Council\|Advisory]] elections concluded with a 4-1 victory for the opposition. Advisor [[Franco Morelio]] of [[Lorma]] lost re-election to the isolationist and populist [[Benito Lormardo]] after a local scandal exposed him for using government money on the procurement of exotic psychedelic substances. Although the Dux remained in absolute power, any decision of his could now be vetoed by the Advisory Council, now majorly opposed to him. 1
	* '''29-2''' [[Thuoa'adz]] born [[Ayatollah]] [[Dzuelo'or Faweumni]] argued for the spelling reform by means of internationalist rhetoric, drew in supporters from outside [[Thuoa'adz]] on ideological grounds. 1		* '''29-2''' [[Thuoa'adz]] born [[Ayatollah]] [[Dzuelo'or Faweumni]] argued for the spelling reform by means of internationalist rhetoric, drew in supporters from outside [[Thuoa'adz]] on ideological grounds. 1
	* '''3-3''' The [[Thuoa'adz]] priesthood began shunning eachother, and had not assembled for three weeks. 1		* '''3-3''' The [[Thuoa'adz]] priesthood began shunning eachother, and had not assembled for three weeks. 1
	* '''7-3''' A third faction emerged in what the press dubbed the "[[Thuoa Linguistic Dispute]]", who argued that the spelling reform is helpful only for the language of [[High Thuoegal]], and is in no way designed for other languages that use the [[Thuoa'bde]] script, such as [[Low Thuoegal]] and [[Itspuoula]]. 1		* '''7-3''' A third faction emerged in what the press dubbed the "[[Thuoa Linguistic Dispute]]", who argued that the spelling reform is helpful only for the language of [[High Thuoegal]], and is in no way designed for other languages that use the [[Thuoa'bde]] script, such as [[Low Thuoegal]] and [[Itspuoula]]. 1
		⚫	* '''7-3''' The [[Advisory Council\|Advisory]] elections concluded with a 4-1 victory for the opposition. Advisor [[Franco Morelio]] of [[Lorma]] lost re-election to the isolationist and populist [[Benito Lormardo]] after a local scandal exposed him for using government money on the procurement of exotic psychedelic substances. Although the Dux remained in absolute power, any decision of his could now be vetoed by the Advisory Council, now majorly opposed to him. 1
	* '''11-3''' [[Modhes Temple]] forced [[Thuoa'adz]] government to assemble, it quickly devolved into a yelling match, ending with ouright accusations of heresy.1		* '''11-3''' [[Modhes Temple]] forced [[Thuoa'adz]] government to assemble, it quickly devolved into a yelling match, ending with ouright accusations of heresy.1
	* '''14-3''' The [[Dakma]] passed the [[Spiritual Reformation Act]], extending the organisation of Nakrama's agaks into a formal structure under [[Modehsianism]] nationwide. It was structured to be flexible for all [[Okrit\|Okriti]] spiritual systems, being able to incorporate them all into the structure for centralised management. The special provinces of [[Masrit]] and the [[Taaqbal\|Taaqba]] federation however were not too willing to incorporate the system into governance due to the prolific [[kundu]] movement which focused more on personal spiritualism over broad, community encompassing ideals, and did not recognise the newly founded authorities of the 'kundu priests'. The legislature iwa also met by protest in [[North River Province\|north river province]], with vocal opposition from [[Dahima Meyowa]], the wife of incarcerated activist [[Daham Dinade]]. Meyowa expressed that not only did the reform ignore the traditional structure of Amata spiritual belief, she claimed it was of questionable morals and was being instituted to assert further control over the people and to bring [[Amata]] communities in line with government control. Governor [[Kamroy]] responded to the allegations by denying the involvement of government entities and assures it is entirely an undertaking by the "Modhesian Temple".		* '''14-3''' The [[Dakma]] passed the [[Spiritual Reformation Act]], extending the organisation of Nakrama's agaks into a formal structure under [[Modehsianism]] nationwide. It was structured to be flexible for all [[Okrit\|Okriti]] spiritual systems, being able to incorporate them all into the structure for centralised management. The special provinces of [[Masrit]] and the [[Taaqbal\|Taaqba]] federation however were not too willing to incorporate the system into governance due to the prolific [[kundu]] movement which focused more on personal spiritualism over broad, community encompassing ideals, and did not recognise the newly founded authorities of the 'kundu priests'. The legislature iwa also met by protest in [[North River Province\|north river province]], with vocal opposition from [[Dahima Meyowa]], the wife of incarcerated activist [[Daham Dinade]]. Meyowa expressed that not only did the reform ignore the traditional structure of Amata spiritual belief, she claimed it was of questionable morals and was being instituted to assert further control over the people and to bring [[Amata]] communities in line with government control. Governor [[Kamroy]] responded to the allegations by denying the involvement of government entities and assures it is entirely an undertaking by the "Modhesian Temple".