Kingdom of Siyezan
| Kingdom of Siyezan | |||||
| Seyínta Síyezan Seyínta Síyezan | |||||
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| Anthem Seyba gosit Royal salute | |||||
| Capital | Çinévin | ||||
| Government | Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy (de jure) | ||||
| Monarch | |||||
| • | 1825-1854 | Mevtin I (first) | |||
| • | 1933-1942 | Ardzin III (last) | |||
| Prime minister | |||||
| • | 1825-1833 | Éndrzein Tsevşa (first) | |||
| • | 1934-1942 | Jilkam Sújba (last) | |||
| Legislature | Council of Siyezan | ||||
| History | |||||
| • | Monarchy restored | 1825 | |||
| • | Republican victory | !-- Optional: Date of disestablishment, in format 1 January (no year) --> 1944 | |||
| b. | ... | ||||
The Kingdom of Siyezan is the period of Siyezi history covering the end of the First Republic of Siyezan (1825) and the modern Second Republic of Siyezan (1944), a total of 119 years, during which the country was ruled as a monarchy mostly uninterruptedly. This period saw a fragile democracy, where royal decrees often overpowered democratic decisions, and lived through many global shifts in power dynamics and major conflicts like the White War and the War of Supremacy.
History
Restoration of the monarchy
The First Siyezi independence war against Vosan and subsequent rebellions and civil unrest brought large amounts of devastation to the country.
However, now free to set their own policies, republican governments focused on obtaining government revenue through maritime trade, reforming tariff policies, rebuilding ports, infrastructure, and ship building and repairing facilities. Some light industrialisation was also taking place during this time. [I'll come up with more stuff].
However, the government started overspending in infrastructure, mainly to connect the major populated areas through lands, acquiring more loans over time.
Then, disaster struck the X of X, 1824 when a storm damaged the port of İzmir, one of the biggest in the country, hindering the economy.
Status as a protectorate
The country sells itself to vosan to get rid of debts basically.
Second independence war
In 1918, a major economic crisis hit Vaniua. Discontent in Siyezan against Vosan rose after a nationalist rebellion in Dájrip was taken down by Zdagnov II's troops in August 1918. To quell popular unrest, a military coup took over in October 1918, led by general Arevet Veşábin.
The military regime instantly went ahead to try and nationalise vos-owned companies' assets in Siyezan, which, while they claimed it was not an attack, the Vos emperor took it as such. This culminated in the Second Siyezi independence war, called by some the First Vos-Siyezi war