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On 3-2 18 PC, [[Sarkist Assembly]] member [[Baneel Agokra]] started a pro-democratic Sarkist protest in [[Oksken (587 TT – 18 PC)|Oksken]] on 3-2 18 PC, demanding an election for seats in the [[Oksken Governing Council (587 TT – 18 PC)|Oksken Governing Council]]. The protests didn't die down quickly leading the Oksken Governing Council to call a meeting on 11-2 to discuss a solution. The next day the Oksken Governing Council announced that they were to implement democratic elections in Oksken and to partition the city of Oksken. The city was split on 28-2 into Moss Vale comprising the Oksken Village, [[Port Naikar]] comprising the Naikar Port and surrounding land, [[Haratum]] comprising most of Oksken's old land area with Oksken being left with 47 disconnected plots of land best described as slums. The protests soon dissipated. |
On 3-2 18 PC, [[Sarkist Assembly]] member [[Baneel Agokra]] started a pro-democratic Sarkist protest in [[Oksken (587 TT – 18 PC)|Oksken]] on 3-2 18 PC, demanding an election for seats in the [[Oksken Governing Council (587 TT – 18 PC)|Oksken Governing Council]]. The protests didn't die down quickly leading the Oksken Governing Council to call a meeting on 11-2 to discuss a solution. The next day the Oksken Governing Council announced that they were to implement democratic elections in Oksken and to partition the city of Oksken. The city was split on 28-2 into Moss Vale comprising the Oksken Village, [[Port Naikar]] comprising the Naikar Port and surrounding land, [[Haratum]] comprising most of Oksken's old land area with Oksken being left with 47 disconnected plots of land best described as slums. The protests soon dissipated. |
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=== Dakar's Uprising === |
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On 15-8 22 PC, during [[Dakar's Uprising]], [[Dakar Oken]] and several of his supporters were elected onto the [[Oksken Governing Council (18– 23 PC)|Oksken Governing Council]]. On 11-2 23 PC, after the uprising's end, Leader of the Oken [[Kuzakar Oken]] disbanded the Oksken Governing Council and suspended elections in Oksken indefinitely, placing the city under the full authority of the Leader of the Oken. |
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== Government == |
== Government == |
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From it's creation on 28-2 18 PC until 11-2 23 PC Oksken was run by the [[Oksken Governing Council (18 PC – present)|Oksken Governing Council]] which had six members being elected by the people of Oksken. After 11-2 23 PC it was run directly by the Leader of the Oken. |
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Revision as of 15:15, 30 October 2024

Oksken is a city in the Oken Kadrike.
History
Early history
Around 1820 TT the Oken constructed Oksken Fortress on the top of a hill in what is now central Moss Vale. The original city of Oksken grew out of this fortress.
On 20-11, 587 TT the Leader of the Oken, Maerkar Oken established the official boundaries of Oksken along with the Oksken Governing Council.
Partition of Oksken
On 3-2 18 PC, Sarkist Assembly member Baneel Agokra started a pro-democratic Sarkist protest in Oksken on 3-2 18 PC, demanding an election for seats in the Oksken Governing Council. The protests didn't die down quickly leading the Oksken Governing Council to call a meeting on 11-2 to discuss a solution. The next day the Oksken Governing Council announced that they were to implement democratic elections in Oksken and to partition the city of Oksken. The city was split on 28-2 into Moss Vale comprising the Oksken Village, Port Naikar comprising the Naikar Port and surrounding land, Haratum comprising most of Oksken's old land area with Oksken being left with 47 disconnected plots of land best described as slums. The protests soon dissipated.
Dakar's Uprising
On 15-8 22 PC, during Dakar's Uprising, Dakar Oken and several of his supporters were elected onto the Oksken Governing Council. On 11-2 23 PC, after the uprising's end, Leader of the Oken Kuzakar Oken disbanded the Oksken Governing Council and suspended elections in Oksken indefinitely, placing the city under the full authority of the Leader of the Oken.
Government
From it's creation on 28-2 18 PC until 11-2 23 PC Oksken was run by the Oksken Governing Council which had six members being elected by the people of Oksken. After 11-2 23 PC it was run directly by the Leader of the Oken.