Difference between revisions of "Golden Kwang"
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| predecessor = [[ | | predecessor = [[Ngonku]] | ||
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| youth_wing = [[Golden Youth]] | | youth_wing = [[Golden Youth]] | ||
| colours = {{Color box|#ffc916|border=darkgray}} [[ | | colours = {{Color box|#ffc916|border=darkgray}} [[Gold]] | ||
| country = {{flag|Supreme Commune of Qonklaks}} | | country = {{flag|Supreme Commune of Qonklaks}} | ||
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[[Category:Political parties]] [[Category:Supreme Commune of Qonklaks]] | |||
Latest revision as of 06:51, 16 July 2023
Golden Kwang Phà Kwan | |
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| Abbreviation | GK |
| Founder | Mheiq Ku |
| Founded | 10 May 1950 |
| Dissolved | 13 September 2005 |
| Preceded by | Ngonku |
| Succeeded by | none |
| Headquarters | Jikhein |
| Newspaper | The Proletarian |
| Youth wing | Golden Youth |
| Membership | 12 million (1989) |
| Ideology | Kuulism |
| Colours | Gold |
| Slogan | Anylaiq kaw, ngeiq tèin sàdauq! "Arise, ye who toil!" |
Golden Kwang (Kwang: Phà Kwan), or more commonly known as the Organization (Kwang: Gwè Gwe) up until 1972, was the ruling party of the Supreme Commune of Qonklaks from 1950 to 2005. Its leader was Mheiq Ku from 1950 to 1975, then Jiq Zaw from 1975 to the fall of the Commune in 2005.
History
The party has its roots in the Ngonku, an armed kúúlist resistance group formed from the GEW-era 88th division based in Kaw Deintha. As the Helsonian forces established contact with the Ngonku, both parties agreed to lay down early groundwork for a single-party system in post-war Qonklaks, then known as Revolutionary Qonklaks.
The official name of the party was rarely used, as the neutral term "the Organization" was preferred by Mheiq Ku for propaganda. Until 1792, when Jiq Zaw became Supreme Overseer, this was the unspoken de facto way TV anchors and radio broadcasters referred to Golden Kwang.