Republic of Siyezan
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| Republic of Siyezan | |||||
| Iršet Síyezan Irşet Síyezan | |||||
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| Capital | Çinévin | ||||
| Languages | Damserz | ||||
| Religion | Zarasaism | ||||
| Government | Unitary Presidential Republic under a dominant party | ||||
| President | |||||
| • | 1944-1948 | Tayğoşta Davín | |||
| • | 1948-1952 | Yavízin Racba | |||
| • | 1952-1984 | Aşir Virnaba | |||
| Legislature | Parliament | ||||
| History | |||||
| • | Establishment after the civil war | 9th July 1944 | |||
| • | Monarchy restored | 1987 | |||
| Area | |||||
| • | 1944-1987 | 558,814 km² (215,759 sq mi) | |||
| Currency | Siyezi jelam | ||||
| b. | ... | ||||
The Republic of Siyezan (Damserz: Iršet Síyezan [ir.ˈʃet siː.je.ˈzɐn]), sometimes known simply as the Iršet Irşet was the period of Siyezi history between 1944 and 1987, when the country was ruled by a republican government controlled by Nationalist parties. This regime would change over the years, beginning with an in-paper democratic regime during the first term under Davín, morphing into an isolationist ultranationalist regime under Racba, opening up to the world again with Virnaba's reign, the longest of the 3. The parliament was elected by popular vote, but was largely dominated by the United Nationalist Movements of Siyezan (SNGD), with opposition existing yet being highly controlled.