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 1910 until the collapse of the central government in 1951. 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region, the capital territory; the central economic Republic of Suzhya, held immense economic and political power that superseded all control any singular republic held and personally dictated much of the function and performance of each republic, despite their implied independence.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 political upheavals following the results of the 1907 general election of Gemurtrak which saw the National Solidarity Party, a Blue umbrella party, gain a majority in the Chamber of ministers, pitting the highly conservative Imperial court against the heavy reformist lower house. Kadzek Ruman, leader of the NSP and Minister of the Republic, maintained an unsteady peace between the two hoping to overcome the nobility to pass the hallmark reforms the NSP strived to achieve. Failing to achieve this, the NSP grew more aggravated against the nobility, further encouraged by Petek Muzo, head of the radical wing of the NSP. Petek would challenge Kadzek for leadership in the NSP, succeeding in 1910. [Monarch], worried of the position the NSP and the larger chamber of ministers was advancing, declared the legislature dissolved and planned to reinstate the Imperial Party as the majority. Petek declared the Monarch’s actions null and formed a Socialist republic from the Imperial Chambers in the June 1910 Chamber address. A short conflict occurred with the victory of the radical government and its formal establishment as the Osamian Federation, exiling the Royal family. The government would drastically restructure the state after numerous periods of intense political discourse; collectivizing industry, following a planned economic system, and federalizing the government into separate Republics compared to the centralized provinces format introduced during the decades of iron.

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 Fieloani 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 stabilized what remained of the former republic and officially declared full control on 12 October 1951. Remnants of policy from the revolutionary period are still present in the nation and have left a large impact on the identity of Gemurtrak.