Osamian Federation

The Osamian Federation, officially The Gekezik Federation of Osamia was a federation of nations that controlled varying amounts of Osamia that followed a doctrine of Gekezikan political governance that existed from 1907 until the collapse of the central government in 1951 and subsequent defeat in the Osamian War in 1957. Although considered a federation of independent nations with a central capital region, the capital territory; the central economic Republic of Suzhya, held immense economic and political power that superseded all control any singular republic held and personally dictated much of the function and performance of each republic, despite their implied independence. At its largest extent in 1945, it was composed of 16 republics spread across primarily Osamia with only limited activity beyond the continent. The nation notably followed a plan for a state and strived for a condition of self governance under the umbrella of the Osamian Federation.

The Federation originated from the social instability sparked from various events near the turn of the 20th century including Black April in 1899 which saw the collapse of the national investment bubble, the political conflicts within the leading Unison Party of Gemurtrak that later erupted in an attempted coup in 1902, and the onset of the First World War in 1905 which worsened the effects of the prior two events. In 1906, Petek Muzo would become leader of the unrecognized National Solidarity political party, and change the face of the party massively over the course of a year. The party would transform into an ad hoc people's militia (later turning into the National Federation Army) that would storm the capitol building in Ornpyat on the 23rd of June, 1907 and successfully control the capitol within the day, Petek would announce that day the formation of a "united, free, and reborn Osamian world for Osamians" and the creation of the Osamian Federation. A continent spanning revolution would break out across the former Republic of Gemurtrak and the colonial territories of foreign powers on the Osamian continent, most notably the state of Javria of Tákjaana and numerous islands of Yuchvan would revolt and join alongside the Federation. The government would be recognized under the Treaty of Ornpyat and become one of the major powers of the world.

Proving initially successful, the Federation held immense influence within the region and internationally, proving the successes of socialist governance. The successes of the National revitalization programs saved the crippled economy the Federation inherited and allowed for a rapid transition to the new economic system. The Federation would later begin exporting the socialist influence across Osamia, generating new republics in military campaigns across the continent. Due to poor economic management in the later years, as well as numerous losses to !country in the Second Great Southern War, the government began to suffer rebellions and the possibility of total collapse. The military initiated a coup installing a military Junta that attempted to stabilize the situation however the national broke into various interest groups and a large scale civil war broke out over the political fate of the continent. The war would conclude in August of 1957 with the final remnants of the federation falling within the city of Raswe.

The federation still remains a massive influence on the current state of Osamia, rapidly industrializing and decolonizing many modern nations of Osamia, though they are additionally recognized as the cause for massive loss of life and cruel political policies formed by Gemurtrakian politicians working under the guise of Gekezikist orthadoxy. The Federation is both remembered as an admirable force of social policy and Osamian cooperation, and as a reminder of unrestricted power and what will come of it in when it becomes unhinged.