Thullumia
Proletariate of Thullumia Aströrerisiree Þullume Astroererisiree Thullume | |
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| Motto: Nóeter síser gen Mennekelessen "Glory to the Forward-Thinking" | |
| Anthem: Mjowsze Nihte gos Astroererisireos Thullumos "State Anthem of the Proletariate of Thullumia" | |
| Capital | Sórent |
| Official languages | Thullumite |
| Demonym(s) | Thullumian (country) Thullum (people) |
Thullumia (Thullumite: Þullume Thullume [θʊˈlumɨ]), officially the Proletariate of Thullumia (Thullumite: Aströrerisiree Þullume Astroererisiree Thullume [ɑstʕœɾɛˈɾiziɾɛɨ θʊˈlumɨ]) is a nation in Eastern Sharrat. It borders Sensuîerreí. It has been ruled by the Thullumian Cenonist Party since 1900, being Abzu's oldest cenonist nation.
History
The Duchy of Thullumia was established as a border march after Sensuîerreí's conquest of the region in 1102, subjugating the native Thullumic tribes under Sensundrian rule.
Independence
During the War of Water Lilies (1805-1810) and the Sensundrian succession crisis, Duke Axer III declared independence for his holdings, and established the independent Kingdom of of Thullumia in 1807. Having secured her throne with heavy losses, Overqueen Âonnersë I Mongor was unable to respond in any meaningful way to Thullumia's independence expect for attempting to enact diplomatic isolation.
Popular revolts
The massive inequalities faced by the working class due to rapid uncontrolled industralization in the early 19th century led to the development of cenonism as an ideology. In 1855, the Thulllum writer Lúeringwan Kúethíxing wrote In Praise Not of God, nor King, nor Wealth, a manifesto that would come to serve as the basis of cenonist ideology in later decades.
Thullumian Commune
The early days of cenonist rule in Thullumia marked by
Common Proletariate of Thullumia
Having consolidated national industry under state-led leadership, Thullumia experienced a rapid increase in industrial output in the 1920s, catching up to major regional powers active during this period.
Quonco-Thullumian Split
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