Timeline 2/Libersiza

The Cooperative Republic of Libersiza, colloquially known as Libersiza, is a nation state located in southern Ohan.

History
=Early to mid stage history=

The Keslanic people first migrated to the eastern most region named Kura, or now known as Yaü from what is now Karakalpakstan circa -2000 as a hunter gatherer nomadic tribe. They lived off of the fertile and flourishing mid step of the peninsula they had settled in. Paintings discovered in mountain caves suggest a chiefdom was established a few centuries later - dating back to -1400. Many leaders would come and go during the Stagnant Period, which lasted from -1200 to -150, where the civilisation had a lack of development and growth. In the year -132, the last Chief of Kura, Kakapoş the Elder began a costly expansion campaign across to another peninsula using early kayaks and rowing boats. It succeeded, at the cost of his life - beginning a crisis in which a man known as Ahmedu I rose up as the first King.

In the year 0, a massive cultural shift occurred, in which many customs and cultural identities were forged into the present day Libersiza - such as a massive migration of Keslanic-related ethnic groups increasing the population and introduced things to the then natives.

Many rebellions occurred in the Yaü peninsula, such as the War of the Clans in 59, a 25 year conflict which saw the King be crowned Seker, or Emperor of Kura. The Empire of Kura was there often unstable in the early era of the nation, due to the Yaünese natives often engaging with troops stationed there. Eventually in 152, the Yaünese rebel leader, Karu Tsedreeni, was executed and the rebellion fell apart - not again to re-organise.



=Modern history (1880-present)= Soon, the Yaü War for Independence was fought against Nishikawa in 1893, to which the Yaüense won, and unified with the Cakar States, to create the First Libersizan Federation - in 1899. Satir Clasoniscu, a famed war hero, was elected the first Prime Minister. Ottó Martine and Kóseke Lapsym, both from the Liberal Wing and Conservative League respectively, were both deposed by biased committees, sympathetic towards a far right party known as the National Front - lead by Aydolun Cecep. This party would lead Libersiza for decades, culminating in the premiership of Sesón Władimirowicz-Teten. Władimirowicz-Teten established the State of Libersiza in 1978, a fascist dictatorship.

Fascist Era
During the what is coined as the Fascist Era, dissent was violently suppressed and all other parties were outlawed in parliament - creating a one party state. In 1998, an enactment of further martial law due to protests and hunger strikes lead to people taking to the streets and proclaiming a revolution. The Libersizan Police and Home Guard participated in the revolution during the Battle of Freedom Square, in which they outsmarted the loyalists. Later, Władimirowicz-Teten was arrested and a democratic parliament was established in the new capital, Flarensburg. The 1998 elections saw Cakar Lodow of the People's Libersizan Party be elected.