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"May death come to any who dare challenge us"  
"May death come to any who dare challenge us"  
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The '''Supreme Commune of Qonklaks''', also known as the '''Supreme Helsonia of Qonklaks''' ([[Qonklese language|Qonklese]]: '''Hai Lhain Kwan Shàn'''), abbreviated to '''SHQ''' ([[Qonklese language|Qonklese]]: '''HLKS''') or the '''Qonklese Commune''', was a [[Kúúlism|Kúúlist]] state in [[Soltenna]]. It existed in from 1950 to 2005. Unlike its ally, the [[Helsonian Union]], the Qonklese Commune was a very centralised state, believing that the only way to create a [[Helsonian society]] in the future was to "protect its citizens from external imperialist actions".
The '''Supreme Commune of Qonklaks''', also known as the '''Supreme Helsonia of Qonklaks''' ([[Kwang]]: ''Hai Lhain Kwan Shàn'' 賀域關瀇), abbreviated to '''SCQ''' ([[Kwang]]: '''HLKS''') or the '''Qonklese Commune''', was a [[Kúúlism|Kúúlist]] state in [[Soltenna]]. It existed in from 1950 to 2005. Unlike its ally, the [[Helsonian Union]], the Qonklese Commune was a very centralised state, believing that the only way to create a [[Helsonian society]] in the future was to "protect its citizens from external imperialist actions".


The Commune had its roots in the creation of the [[Ngonku]] in 1940, when the fascist Qonklese Empire was waging numerous invasions against other Soltennan states. The Ngonku became known as [[Golden Kwang]] by the end of the war, which became the sole ruling party from 1950 until the dissolution of the Commune in 2005.
The Commune had its roots in the creation of the [[Ngonku]] in 1940, when the fascist Qonklese Empire was waging numerous invasions against other Soltennan states. The Ngonku became known as [[Golden Kwang]] by the end of the war, which became the sole ruling party from 1950 until the dissolution of the Commune in 2005.
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==="Early Days" (1950-1975)===
==="Early Days" (1950-1975)===
Qonklaks was in no rush to organize the economy into a kúúlist agrarian utopia, as Mheiq Ku's focus post-war was to jump start the national economy from its war-torn state. He proclaimed the "Stability Now, True Kúúlism Later" Initiative, which would last from 1950 to 1970. The state would run a twenty year trial in Anbaipaw to determine whether or not true communal living was indeed possible.
[[Operation Songbird]] was the campaign against imperial holdouts in Qonklaks. Launched in October 1950, the operation aimed at dismantling the remaining pockets of imperial resistance and consolidating the power of the Supreme Commune of Qonklaks. The Revolutionary Grand Army engaged in multiple battles and skirmishes across the nation as part of this operation.
Some notable sub-operations and battles under Operation Songbird include:
* Battle of the Aman Fortress (August 9th, 1950 - September 28th, 1950): This battle saw the Revolutionary Grand Army besieging and ultimately capturing the Aman Fortress, which was held by Grand Marshal [[Ha Uk Thei Ye]] and his forces.
* Campaign against the An Whe and Ko Ze Clique (October 18th, 1950 - August 12th, 1953): The Revolutionary Grand Army launched a series of offensives against the warlord-general brothers Boun Ji and Boun Lu, also known as the Lhan Boun Anko. This campaign included the two-year Siege of the An Whe Clique, which eventually led to the defection of the 67th Division from Boun Lu's forces to the Revolutionary Grand Army.
* Campaign against the Nyan Clique (September 24th, 1956 - November 4th, 1956): As part of Operation Songbird, the Revolutionary Grand Army targeted the Nyan Clique, led by Nyan Ì, a Southern Karduvic warlord. The ICBM strikes against key locations in the Nyan clique's home province resulted in the death of Nyan Ì and the eventual capture of his son, Nyan Sein, which led to the capitulation of the Nyan clique.
Operation Songbird continued until August 5th, 1962, when the last remaining imperial holdout forces finally surrendered. With the successful conclusion of these campaigns, the Supreme Commune of Qonklaks was able to consolidate its power, paving the way for the nation's reconstruction and development.
Over the next decade, Qonklaks underwent a series of radical changes. The economy was in a constant state of flux, with hyperinflation in the early 1950s, leading to the abandonment of the Revolutionary Chih, and subsequent reintroduction of the Second Revolutionary Chih under the guidance of Jiq Zàw.
Despite these challenges, Qonklaks continued to strive for progress. In 1956, the Golden Kwang began mass-producing cheap ice cream, turning it into a symbol of kuulist success. The country also entered the space race, testing an ICBM with a thermobaric warhead in the same year. In 1961, the Third Five Year Plan began, focusing on scientific advancement and space exploration.


===Economic Decentralization (1975-1998)===
===Economic Decentralization (1975-1998)===
[[File:Jiqzawpurge.png|thumb|Jiq Zàw after successfully purging the old guard in 1975.]]
The gradual loss of Mheiq Kũ’s de facto power began after he and his faction failed to turn the still-recovering post-war Qonklese economy into a kúúlist communal agrarian economy. A powerful faction within the Golden Kwang Politburo, headed by the then Overseer of Finance Jiq Zàw, rose to prominence in 1969 as Mheiq Kũ suffered from an early onset of Alzheimer’s at age 53.
Jiq Zàw’s faction, consisting of mainly Golden Kwang members from high ranking positions within general industries and most importantly Hèin Se (Overseer of Culture) and Chã Youq (Overseer of Production), began to reduce Mheiq Kũ’s influence over the Politburo by removing key Mheiq Ku allies through smear campaigns, public denunciations of scandals and corruption allegations. By 1972, Mheiq Kũ and his loyalists had lost over half of his previous sway within the politburo.
Jiq Zàw began to spearhead an economic reform program which would no longer require the peasantry to give up their products for distribution within the state. Although many were skeptical about the new initiative, Jiq Zàw’s popularity began to grow as farmers began to earn money off selling their crops. Jiq Zàw also removed restrictions that allowed for domestic industries to export their goods abroad. These reforms are collectively known as the “New Spring Initiative”. Historians commonly attribute this reform as the beginning of the Golden Age of Commerce.
At the 25th Plenum of the Golden Kwang Congress of Representatives (GKCRP25) (May 15th, 1975), Jiq Zàw had gained considerable support from many of the reformists. His crucial ally Hèin Se (Overseer of Culture) cited Mheiq Kũ’s inability to properly function as Supreme Overseer due to his worsening medical condition. He proposed that Mheiqu Kũ be promoted to a ceremonial title of Eternal Leader, and instead nominate Jiq Zàw for the position of Supreme Overseer. This bold move was met with aggressive verbal resistance from the Old Guard, consisting of old revolutionaries from the early days of the Ngonku. A formal vote was called to determine whether or not Jiq Zàw would become the second Supreme Overseer of the SQC, with an outcome of 132 yeses and 68 noes. Jiq Zàw remained silent and humbly accepted the post. As a result, the Old Guard stormed out of the Congress Hall in protest of the appointment of Jiq Zàw.
Jiq Zàw saw the threat that the Old Guard posed, and opted to eradicate all elements of opposition. Newly appointed to the position, Jiq Zàw lacked the necessary political support that was needed to ensure his safety and longevity as the Supreme Overseer. He consulted a classified group of confidants, which included Khõ Uq, the Director of the State Security and Investigation Service. He planned to make a series of coordinated arrests, targeting the prominent members of the Old Guard. The mass arrests took place from 2-5 October, 1975, with a total of 2,309 members of the Golden Kwang arrested on charges of anti-revolutionary thoughts and disloyalty to the party. With these arrests, Jiq Zàw had removed a significant portion of his enemies.
Jiq Zàw market reforms saw the creation of the Meinbaipaw Stock Exchange (XMBP) in 1977, headquartered in the Meinbaipaw 99. This building would grow to be synonymous with economic progress in the 80s.
[[File:SSISvan.jpg|thumb|left|An [[State Security and Investigation Service|SSIS]] van used commonly to arrest political criminals.]]
Despite Mheiq Kũ’s health issues, the state continued to use his image in propaganda and used past unaired films to show that he was still alive and well. Jiq Zàw, although he held absolute power until his death in 1998, retained his image only as the second in command.
By the early 1980s, Qonklaks had transitioned from an agrarian society to an industrial powerhouse, having foreign industries move their manufacturing sectors into Qonklaks due to cheap labour costs. As such, Qonklaks experienced an economic boom that increased its total GDP from 34.2 billion dollars in 1976) to 69.8 billion dollars in 1982. A second stock exchange, the Paseinsẽ Stock Exchange (XPSS), was opened in 1985. To facilitate and welcome international investors into the country, and to prepare for the [[1988 Jikhein Olympics]], the Jikhein International Airport (JKX) began its first stage of construction. The contract was given to Nõ Construction, a private construction firm later revealed to be connected to the tai Yèin Li. Its first 3.1 kilometer runway was completed in late August 1986, and the airport was open for business in December that year.
Despite the rapid economic growth and the gradual loosening of economic restrictions, other freedoms remained unchanged or became even more tightened. Jiq Zàw became paranoid that this liberalization effort had allowed "agents" of Archtraitor Nẽ Jeinnwan to infiltrate Qonklese society. The SSIS began to systematically purge freethinkers, suspected or actual.


===Fall===
===Fall===
In April 2003, [[Lya Mawshi]] and Marshal Ne Swu orchestrated a coup d'état, placing Supreme Overseer Jiq Zàw under house arrest and eventually executing him in June. Lya assumed the role of Supreme Overseer and initiated a series of oppressive measures, including martial law, curfews, and purging opposition members.
During this time, a radical group called the Ko, led by Saw Mheiq, emerged in response to the regime's actions. The group engaged in acts of terrorism, which led to further crackdowns and violence. The Ko's leader was killed in a drone strike in October 2003, and the remaining members committed suicide.
Following Mawshi's sudden death in June 2004, General Nẽ Sein took power as the provisional Supreme Overseer, lifting martial law and restoring prior reforms. In 2005, [[Jã Wàmheiq]] was elected as the new Supreme Overseer, and he introduced a series of democratic reforms, including lifting the one-party policy and limiting the power of the SSIS.
These changes led to the formation of new political parties and mass protests, ultimately resulting in the [[Golden Kwang]] losing power in the April 2005 elections. The Democratic Haomist Union (DHU) formed a minority government but faced tragedy when Prime Minister Elect [[Dai Khĩ]] was killed in a car bombing. [[Nẽ Pi]] succeeded him as Prime Minister, and in September 2005, Jã Wàmheiq dissolved the Supreme Commune of Qonklaks, establishing the Qonklese Federation.


==Economy==
==Economy==
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===Religion===
===Religion===
==See also==  
==See also==  
[[Category:Countries]][[Category:Qonklaks]]
[[Category:Former countries]][[Category:History of Qonklaks]] [[Category:History of Soltenna]] [[Category:Supreme Commune of Qonklaks]] [[Category:Kuulism]]

Latest revision as of 21:36, 8 June 2023

Supreme Commune of Qonklaks
hai θain kwan šàn

Hai Lhain Kwan Shàn


1950–2005
Flag Emblem
Motto
"'An lhouq yeiq ngòun gyõ mũ che zũ'"

"May death come to any who dare challenge us"

Anthem
Anthem of the SCQ
Seal of the Supreme Commune of Qonklaks
Capital Jikhein
Languages Qonklese
Government Unitary Kúúlist single-party state
Supreme Overseer
 •  1950-1975 Mheiq Ku
 •  1975-2005 Jiq Zàw
Legislature National People's Assembly
History
 •  Commune formed 10 May 1950
 •  Constitution written 1949
 •  Commune dissolved 13th September 2005
Population
 •  1950 est. 76,210,100 
 •  2005 est. 80,128,340 
Today part of  Qonklaks

The Supreme Commune of Qonklaks, also known as the Supreme Helsonia of Qonklaks (Kwang: Hai Lhain Kwan Shàn 賀域關瀇), abbreviated to SCQ (Kwang: HLKS) or the Qonklese Commune, was a Kúúlist state in Soltenna. It existed in from 1950 to 2005. Unlike its ally, the Helsonian Union, the Qonklese Commune was a very centralised state, believing that the only way to create a Helsonian society in the future was to "protect its citizens from external imperialist actions".

The Commune had its roots in the creation of the Ngonku in 1940, when the fascist Qonklese Empire was waging numerous invasions against other Soltennan states. The Ngonku became known as Golden Kwang by the end of the war, which became the sole ruling party from 1950 until the dissolution of the Commune in 2005.

Etymology

Politics

The state heavily imploys its secret police, the State Security and Investigation Service.

The Ngonku

"Early Days" (1950-1975)

Qonklaks was in no rush to organize the economy into a kúúlist agrarian utopia, as Mheiq Ku's focus post-war was to jump start the national economy from its war-torn state. He proclaimed the "Stability Now, True Kúúlism Later" Initiative, which would last from 1950 to 1970. The state would run a twenty year trial in Anbaipaw to determine whether or not true communal living was indeed possible.

Operation Songbird was the campaign against imperial holdouts in Qonklaks. Launched in October 1950, the operation aimed at dismantling the remaining pockets of imperial resistance and consolidating the power of the Supreme Commune of Qonklaks. The Revolutionary Grand Army engaged in multiple battles and skirmishes across the nation as part of this operation.

Some notable sub-operations and battles under Operation Songbird include:

  • Battle of the Aman Fortress (August 9th, 1950 - September 28th, 1950): This battle saw the Revolutionary Grand Army besieging and ultimately capturing the Aman Fortress, which was held by Grand Marshal Ha Uk Thei Ye and his forces.
  • Campaign against the An Whe and Ko Ze Clique (October 18th, 1950 - August 12th, 1953): The Revolutionary Grand Army launched a series of offensives against the warlord-general brothers Boun Ji and Boun Lu, also known as the Lhan Boun Anko. This campaign included the two-year Siege of the An Whe Clique, which eventually led to the defection of the 67th Division from Boun Lu's forces to the Revolutionary Grand Army.
  • Campaign against the Nyan Clique (September 24th, 1956 - November 4th, 1956): As part of Operation Songbird, the Revolutionary Grand Army targeted the Nyan Clique, led by Nyan Ì, a Southern Karduvic warlord. The ICBM strikes against key locations in the Nyan clique's home province resulted in the death of Nyan Ì and the eventual capture of his son, Nyan Sein, which led to the capitulation of the Nyan clique.

Operation Songbird continued until August 5th, 1962, when the last remaining imperial holdout forces finally surrendered. With the successful conclusion of these campaigns, the Supreme Commune of Qonklaks was able to consolidate its power, paving the way for the nation's reconstruction and development.

Over the next decade, Qonklaks underwent a series of radical changes. The economy was in a constant state of flux, with hyperinflation in the early 1950s, leading to the abandonment of the Revolutionary Chih, and subsequent reintroduction of the Second Revolutionary Chih under the guidance of Jiq Zàw.

Despite these challenges, Qonklaks continued to strive for progress. In 1956, the Golden Kwang began mass-producing cheap ice cream, turning it into a symbol of kuulist success. The country also entered the space race, testing an ICBM with a thermobaric warhead in the same year. In 1961, the Third Five Year Plan began, focusing on scientific advancement and space exploration.

Economic Decentralization (1975-1998)

Jiq Zàw after successfully purging the old guard in 1975.

The gradual loss of Mheiq Kũ’s de facto power began after he and his faction failed to turn the still-recovering post-war Qonklese economy into a kúúlist communal agrarian economy. A powerful faction within the Golden Kwang Politburo, headed by the then Overseer of Finance Jiq Zàw, rose to prominence in 1969 as Mheiq Kũ suffered from an early onset of Alzheimer’s at age 53.

Jiq Zàw’s faction, consisting of mainly Golden Kwang members from high ranking positions within general industries and most importantly Hèin Se (Overseer of Culture) and Chã Youq (Overseer of Production), began to reduce Mheiq Kũ’s influence over the Politburo by removing key Mheiq Ku allies through smear campaigns, public denunciations of scandals and corruption allegations. By 1972, Mheiq Kũ and his loyalists had lost over half of his previous sway within the politburo.

Jiq Zàw began to spearhead an economic reform program which would no longer require the peasantry to give up their products for distribution within the state. Although many were skeptical about the new initiative, Jiq Zàw’s popularity began to grow as farmers began to earn money off selling their crops. Jiq Zàw also removed restrictions that allowed for domestic industries to export their goods abroad. These reforms are collectively known as the “New Spring Initiative”. Historians commonly attribute this reform as the beginning of the Golden Age of Commerce.

At the 25th Plenum of the Golden Kwang Congress of Representatives (GKCRP25) (May 15th, 1975), Jiq Zàw had gained considerable support from many of the reformists. His crucial ally Hèin Se (Overseer of Culture) cited Mheiq Kũ’s inability to properly function as Supreme Overseer due to his worsening medical condition. He proposed that Mheiqu Kũ be promoted to a ceremonial title of Eternal Leader, and instead nominate Jiq Zàw for the position of Supreme Overseer. This bold move was met with aggressive verbal resistance from the Old Guard, consisting of old revolutionaries from the early days of the Ngonku. A formal vote was called to determine whether or not Jiq Zàw would become the second Supreme Overseer of the SQC, with an outcome of 132 yeses and 68 noes. Jiq Zàw remained silent and humbly accepted the post. As a result, the Old Guard stormed out of the Congress Hall in protest of the appointment of Jiq Zàw.

Jiq Zàw saw the threat that the Old Guard posed, and opted to eradicate all elements of opposition. Newly appointed to the position, Jiq Zàw lacked the necessary political support that was needed to ensure his safety and longevity as the Supreme Overseer. He consulted a classified group of confidants, which included Khõ Uq, the Director of the State Security and Investigation Service. He planned to make a series of coordinated arrests, targeting the prominent members of the Old Guard. The mass arrests took place from 2-5 October, 1975, with a total of 2,309 members of the Golden Kwang arrested on charges of anti-revolutionary thoughts and disloyalty to the party. With these arrests, Jiq Zàw had removed a significant portion of his enemies.

Jiq Zàw market reforms saw the creation of the Meinbaipaw Stock Exchange (XMBP) in 1977, headquartered in the Meinbaipaw 99. This building would grow to be synonymous with economic progress in the 80s.

An SSIS van used commonly to arrest political criminals.

Despite Mheiq Kũ’s health issues, the state continued to use his image in propaganda and used past unaired films to show that he was still alive and well. Jiq Zàw, although he held absolute power until his death in 1998, retained his image only as the second in command.


By the early 1980s, Qonklaks had transitioned from an agrarian society to an industrial powerhouse, having foreign industries move their manufacturing sectors into Qonklaks due to cheap labour costs. As such, Qonklaks experienced an economic boom that increased its total GDP from 34.2 billion dollars in 1976) to 69.8 billion dollars in 1982. A second stock exchange, the Paseinsẽ Stock Exchange (XPSS), was opened in 1985. To facilitate and welcome international investors into the country, and to prepare for the 1988 Jikhein Olympics, the Jikhein International Airport (JKX) began its first stage of construction. The contract was given to Nõ Construction, a private construction firm later revealed to be connected to the tai Yèin Li. Its first 3.1 kilometer runway was completed in late August 1986, and the airport was open for business in December that year.

Despite the rapid economic growth and the gradual loosening of economic restrictions, other freedoms remained unchanged or became even more tightened. Jiq Zàw became paranoid that this liberalization effort had allowed "agents" of Archtraitor Nẽ Jeinnwan to infiltrate Qonklese society. The SSIS began to systematically purge freethinkers, suspected or actual.

Fall

In April 2003, Lya Mawshi and Marshal Ne Swu orchestrated a coup d'état, placing Supreme Overseer Jiq Zàw under house arrest and eventually executing him in June. Lya assumed the role of Supreme Overseer and initiated a series of oppressive measures, including martial law, curfews, and purging opposition members.

During this time, a radical group called the Ko, led by Saw Mheiq, emerged in response to the regime's actions. The group engaged in acts of terrorism, which led to further crackdowns and violence. The Ko's leader was killed in a drone strike in October 2003, and the remaining members committed suicide.

Following Mawshi's sudden death in June 2004, General Nẽ Sein took power as the provisional Supreme Overseer, lifting martial law and restoring prior reforms. In 2005, Jã Wàmheiq was elected as the new Supreme Overseer, and he introduced a series of democratic reforms, including lifting the one-party policy and limiting the power of the SSIS.

These changes led to the formation of new political parties and mass protests, ultimately resulting in the Golden Kwang losing power in the April 2005 elections. The Democratic Haomist Union (DHU) formed a minority government but faced tragedy when Prime Minister Elect Dai Khĩ was killed in a car bombing. Nẽ Pi succeeded him as Prime Minister, and in September 2005, Jã Wàmheiq dissolved the Supreme Commune of Qonklaks, establishing the Qonklese Federation.

Economy

Demographics

Ethnic groups

Language

Education

Healthcare

Religion

See also