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...business conglomerates often hold influence equal to political parties in Mablic society. ...Cananganamese]], religious insurgencies and miner uprisings would make the people lose faith in the government and blame the ''mibhasa'' directly, causing th

...tories in the late 800s during the Early Medieval Period. He was born to a Mablic family as '''Jaomo Jo-Aircaat''' but later was granted the name Sunt Rhasha [[Category:People]] [[Category:People of Cananganam]] [[Category:Political office-holders]] [[Category:History of

* [[Mablic language]]: ''Gwānglá'' ...lative Mè, which is represented by the [[National Assembly]], is where the people of Qonklaks can practice their democratic powers. The National Assembly, ma