Alex Tylger (talk | contribs) |
Alex Tylger (talk | contribs) m |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
'''Politics in the Hapes Consortium''' are largely irrelevant in the daily workings of the [[Hapan government]], but various ideologies are present and influence individuals with power in [[Lorell Hall]] to occasionally favour options and solutions that are in line with their political stance. | '''Politics in the Hapes Consortium''' are largely irrelevant in the daily workings of the [[Hapan government]] as the [[Sovereign]] does not appoint individuals based on political affiliation, but various ideologies are present and influence individuals with power in [[Lorell Hall]] to occasionally favour options and solutions that are in line with their political stance. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
| Line 5: | Line 5: | ||
===Conservative=== | ===Conservative=== | ||
====Tini'duranist==== | ====Tini'duranist==== | ||
The term '''Tini'duranist''' was coined at the end of the [[Second Expansion Era]] and beginning of the [[Second Antiquity Era]]. It stems from the values and teachings of [[Thian Tini'duran|Queen-Mother Tini'duran III]] who ruled the [[Hapes Consortium]] from [[700]] to [[769]] during the [[Antiquity Era]]. She was the very person that made the [[Antiquity Era]] what it was, implementing a number of societal and structural changes within the [[Hapes Consortium]] that changed it forever. | |||
Individuals who consider themselves Tini'duranist are considered conservatives and also members of the [[Hapan Nobility|Hapan nobility]] or strong supporters of it. The Tini'duranists have also been known to go hand in hand with the [[Draconian]] ideals. | |||
Tini'duranists are supporters of the monarchy and also nobility, favouring the feudal societal system that the [[Hapes Consortium]] maintained from [[702]] until ca [[4000]] over the more centralised governing system that exists today. They are believe in the unity of the [[Hapes Consortium]] and making all aspects of [[Hapan culture]] available to the entire population. | |||
====Draconian==== | ====Draconian==== | ||
The '''Draconian''' ideology is related to the now defunct [[Draconian Union]], and is often used to describe individuals, entities or values related to the same faction. Draconian values are considered conservative, often fairly similar to those of the Tini'duranists, but somewhat more militaristic. It the Hapan monarchy and [[Hapan Nobility|nobility]] and in some cases calls for the reinstatement of the [[Hapan Nobility|feudal nobility governance system]]. The Draconian way of life is more popular in the [[Rim Worlds region]] than anywhere else in the [[Hapes Cluster]], primarily due to the existence of conservative [[noble houses]] that still retain representation in [[Lorell Hall]], as well as it being the former heart of the Union's territory. | The '''Draconian''' ideology is related to the now defunct [[Draconian Union]], and is often used to describe individuals, entities or values related to the same faction. Draconian values are considered conservative, often fairly similar to those of the Tini'duranists, but somewhat more militaristic. It the Hapan monarchy and [[Hapan Nobility|nobility]] and in some cases calls for the reinstatement of the [[Hapan Nobility|feudal nobility governance system]]. The Draconian way of life is more popular in the [[Rim Worlds region]] than anywhere else in the [[Hapes Cluster]], primarily due to the existence of conservative [[noble houses]] that still retain representation in [[Lorell Hall]], as well as it being the former heart of the Union's territory. | ||
| Line 14: | Line 20: | ||
===Liberal=== | ===Liberal=== | ||
==== | ====Ta'lanian==== | ||
The '''Ta'lanian''' movement is the ideology which profile most closely resembles the current official stance of the [[Hapan government]] and [[Sovereign]]. Its name stems from the ideals of [[Ta'lan Pal'durath|Princess Ta'lan Pal'durath]] who contested [[Da'tan Pal'durath|Princess Da'tan Pal'durath]]'s claim to the throne in the last days of the [[Age of Queen-Mothers]]. She led the [[Sword Confederacy]] which largely employed her governmental model, diminishing the authority of the [[Hapan nobility]] over the [[Royal Hapan Armed Forces]] as well as the political power of most [[noble houses]]. It favoured a central governmental control, using ministries to organise the organisation directly for the Throne. | |||
====Zaqash==== | ====Zaqash==== | ||
[[Category:Hapes Consortium]] | |||
[[Category:Hapan Society]] | |||
[[Category:Hapan Culture]] | |||
Revision as of 06:32, 25 November 2007
Politics in the Hapes Consortium are largely irrelevant in the daily workings of the Hapan government as the Sovereign does not appoint individuals based on political affiliation, but various ideologies are present and influence individuals with power in Lorell Hall to occasionally favour options and solutions that are in line with their political stance.
History
Ideologies
Conservative
Tini'duranist
The term Tini'duranist was coined at the end of the Second Expansion Era and beginning of the Second Antiquity Era. It stems from the values and teachings of Queen-Mother Tini'duran III who ruled the Hapes Consortium from 700 to 769 during the Antiquity Era. She was the very person that made the Antiquity Era what it was, implementing a number of societal and structural changes within the Hapes Consortium that changed it forever.
Individuals who consider themselves Tini'duranist are considered conservatives and also members of the Hapan nobility or strong supporters of it. The Tini'duranists have also been known to go hand in hand with the Draconian ideals.
Tini'duranists are supporters of the monarchy and also nobility, favouring the feudal societal system that the Hapes Consortium maintained from 702 until ca 4000 over the more centralised governing system that exists today. They are believe in the unity of the Hapes Consortium and making all aspects of Hapan culture available to the entire population.
Draconian
The Draconian ideology is related to the now defunct Draconian Union, and is often used to describe individuals, entities or values related to the same faction. Draconian values are considered conservative, often fairly similar to those of the Tini'duranists, but somewhat more militaristic. It the Hapan monarchy and nobility and in some cases calls for the reinstatement of the feudal nobility governance system. The Draconian way of life is more popular in the Rim Worlds region than anywhere else in the Hapes Cluster, primarily due to the existence of conservative noble houses that still retain representation in Lorell Hall, as well as it being the former heart of the Union's territory.
Dal'kuranist
The Dal'kuranist movement, while not widespread, is an expansion of the Tini'duranist movement which primary alternative stance call for the closing of the borders. They idolize the Dal'kuran dynasty which closed the borders of the Hapes Cluster during the Second Antiquity Era.
It's primary support comes from minor regions on smaller worlds of the Rim Worlds region, though it temporarily gained some prominence during the Black Sun Crisis when the Hapes Consortium struggled with a foreign power on its own soil.
Liberal
Ta'lanian
The Ta'lanian movement is the ideology which profile most closely resembles the current official stance of the Hapan government and Sovereign. Its name stems from the ideals of Princess Ta'lan Pal'durath who contested Princess Da'tan Pal'durath's claim to the throne in the last days of the Age of Queen-Mothers. She led the Sword Confederacy which largely employed her governmental model, diminishing the authority of the Hapan nobility over the Royal Hapan Armed Forces as well as the political power of most noble houses. It favoured a central governmental control, using ministries to organise the organisation directly for the Throne.
