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In Year 9 of the Revolutionary Era, the Amintro Federation decided to split several of the Federal Entities. The main catalyst for this was the Trinotian Pogram in the Tjen-Trinity To. The Trinotians, feeling oppressed, protested and were killed by Tjen authorities. The Amintro Defense Force was forced to intervein and the federal government striped the Tjen-Trinity To of its powers, briefly ruling the Federal Entity directly as the Tjen-Trinity Ma-Zu (Federal Territory). Before the end of the year, the Federal Congress voted to split the territory into two. They also decided to look into other potential problem areas as well. The To-Xaq Ma, Ti-Ku Ma, Pak-Stikymon Ma, Baku-Tin-Zi-Quo Ma, Tin-Zon Mu, Nav Vy, Dafinamo Tin-Zi-Quo-Baku Ma, Dafinamo Xan-Mu-Zon Ma, and the Artmuia-Vi Ta were split up. The Aangku Ka-Zi-Quo Zama was reformed into the Ka-Zi-Quo Ma, and the Mu Ma-Ti, Co Ma, Tin Ma, Mr Va, Quoku Ma-Ti, Quoku Vy, Sotrin Shan, Oku Ma, Kiku Ma, and Zuaku Ma were created from territory from multiple other Federal Entities. While not everyone was satisfied by the reforms, it was seen as enough for the moment.
Year 10 was an election year for the People's Assembly. The Chozoan National Union, the Amintro Center Party, and the Revolutionary Workers' Front were competing in their first election. The CNU was founded by Chozoans, mainly in the ChoGar region of the Amintro Federation, and originally advocated for the region to be returned to the Chozoan Empire. It quickly moved to represent other interests of the Chozoan people in the Amintro Federation. The Revolutionary Workers' Front broke off from the Unified Workers Front in Year 6, but didn't bother registering as an official political party until Year 9. The RWF broke from the UWF due to many disagreements, mainly over the UWF working with the Amintro Federal Party in the Grand Coalition, the UWF moderating some of its views, and the UWF expelling Okrama Ozru from the party after he turned a strike into a riot in the capital. Ozru's followers flocked to him and they formed the RWF.
The Center Party formed as a direct result of the Trinotian Pogrom. After the violence calmed slightly, the Counter-Terrorism Bureau, the Shenjo Police, and the Federal Ministry of Justice and the Federal Investigatory Agency launched a massive investigation into what caused the incident. After several months it became clear that many high ranking members of the Imperial Restoration Association (at the time the second largest political party in the Federal Congress) were behind the incident. The Federal Senate tried to launch its own investigation after these allegations came out, but was blocked by several members of the IRA. The IRA at the time was split between the Sho Faction and the Karakora-Faction; the Sho-Faction backed Nnozin Sho and a return to absolute monarchy, while the Karakora Faction backed Kiokan Karakora and believed in setting up a constitutional monarchy. Karakora was a former member of the old Imperial Parliament and the main reason for the IRA's success in elections, mainly by focusing on the large conservative voting base that the Federal and Democratic Parties failed to attract, and by downplaying and sidestepping Sho's ideas (namely Tjen Ultranationalism, a return to militarism, and violently overthrowing the government) and role in the IRA. Karakora was willing to work with the AFP and ADP, while Sho was not. During the Pogrom, many members of the Karakora Faction were killed. This caused the Karakora Faction in the Senate to push the Senate to launch its own investigation, but were stopped by members of the Sho Faction for several months until the Karakora members and a few disgruntled Sho members joined with every other member and party in the Senate to break the Sho Faction's obstruction. By this point however, the CTB and the Shenjo Police had already gathered enough evidence to piece what had caused the pogrom. The situation started when Trinotian federal police officers investigating several suspected terrorist groups in the Tjen-Trinity To found several massive illegal stockpiles of military grade weaponry throughout the Tjen-Trinty To. When they reported this to the governor of the To, a member of the Sho Faction, they were killed in an attempt to cover up the discovery. The Trinotian officers fought back and killed two local Tjen police officers, and various Tjen terrorist groups (both known and unknown) came out of hiding and rallied the Tjen populace in the district, claiming the Trinotians were going the kill them all and take over the district and passed out weaponry. After the army managed to pacify the district, the CTB made many arrests. The CTB found that many of these groups had close ties to the Sho Faction in the IRA, something that was suspected but never confirmed. When the governor that started the incident was arrested trying to flee the country, it only got worse for the IRA from there. Governor Bosan Otali, in an attempt to save his own skin gave the CTB and the Federal Ministry of Justice thousands of documents that directly incriminated many high ranking members of the IRA. The Justice Ministry began issuing thousands of warrants for the arrest and questioning of many of the names in the documents. In the end, hundreds were arrested and the public's trust in the IRA evaporated. The Karakora Faction, disgusted by what was happening in the party, left and formed their own party, the Amintro Center Party. They chose the name Center Party, not because they were centrist (they are a conservative party), but because they considered themselves in the middle between far-right faction of the IRA and the left-leaning ADP. Several members of the Sho Faction that had no involvement in the violence either resigned from politics all together (like Chancellor Zlanakliovozo Vas who resigned due to disgust in his own party) or joined other parties, or campaigned as independents. Many joined the Center Party, several joined the United Action Party, and a few even joined the Democratic or Federal Parties. Within the span of a few months, the IRA went from having 592 members in the People's Assembly and 63 members in the Senate to having just 27 and 4 respectfully.

Description
An update to-www.deviantart.com/tylero79/ar…
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In Year 9 of the Revolutionary Era, the Amintro Federation decided to split several of the Federal Entities. The main catalyst for this was the Trinotian Pogram in the Tjen-Trinity To. The Trinotians, feeling oppressed, protested and were killed by Tjen authorities. The Amintro Defense Force was forced to intervein and the federal government striped the Tjen-Trinity To of its powers, briefly ruling the Federal Entity directly as the Tjen-Trinity Ma-Zu (Federal Territory). Before the end of the year, the Federal Congress voted to split the territory into two. They also decided to look into other potential problem areas as well. The To-Xaq Ma, Ti-Ku Ma, Pak-Stikymon Ma, Baku-Tin-Zi-Quo Ma, Tin-Zon Mu, Nav Vy, Dafinamo Tin-Zi-Quo-Baku Ma, Dafinamo Xan-Mu-Zon Ma, and the Artmuia-Vi Ta were split up. The Aangku Ka-Zi-Quo Zama was reformed into the Ka-Zi-Quo Ma, and the Mu Ma-Ti, Co Ma, Tin Ma, Mr Va, Quoku Ma-Ti, Quoku Vy, Sotrin Shan, Oku Ma, Kiku Ma, and Zuaku Ma were created from territory from multiple other Federal Entities. While not everyone was satisfied by the reforms, it was seen as enough for the moment.
Year 10 was an election year for the People's Assembly. The Chozoan National Union, the Amintro Center Party, and the Revolutionary Workers' Front were competing in their first election. The CNU was founded by Chozoans, mainly in the ChoGar region of the Amintro Federation, and originally advocated for the region to be returned to the Chozoan Empire. It quickly moved to represent other interests of the Chozoan people in the Amintro Federation. The Revolutionary Workers' Front broke off from the Unified Workers Front in Year 6, but didn't bother registering as an official political party until Year 9. The RWF broke from the UWF due to many disagreements, mainly over the UWF working with the Amintro Federal Party in the Grand Coalition, the UWF moderating some of its views, and the UWF expelling Okrama Ozru from the party after he turned a strike into a riot in the capital. Ozru's followers flocked to him and they formed the RWF.
The Center Party formed as a direct result of the Trinotian Pogrom. After the violence calmed slightly, the Counter-Terrorism Bureau, the Shenjo Police, and the Federal Ministry of Justice and the Federal Investigatory Agency launched a massive investigation into what caused the incident. After several months it became clear that many high ranking members of the Imperial Restoration Association (at the time the second largest political party in the Federal Congress) were behind the incident. The Federal Senate tried to launch its own investigation after these allegations came out, but was blocked by several members of the IRA. The IRA at the time was split between the Sho Faction and the Karakora-Faction; the Sho-Faction backed Nnozin Sho and a return to absolute monarchy, while the Karakora Faction backed Kiokan Karakora and believed in setting up a constitutional monarchy. Karakora was a former member of the old Imperial Parliament and the main reason for the IRA's success in elections, mainly by focusing on the large conservative voting base that the Federal and Democratic Parties failed to attract, and by downplaying and sidestepping Sho's ideas (namely Tjen Ultranationalism, a return to militarism, and violently overthrowing the government) and role in the IRA. Karakora was willing to work with the AFP and ADP, while Sho was not. During the Pogrom, many members of the Karakora Faction were killed. This caused the Karakora Faction in the Senate to push the Senate to launch its own investigation, but were stopped by members of the Sho Faction for several months until the Karakora members and a few disgruntled Sho members joined with every other member and party in the Senate to break the Sho Faction's obstruction. By this point however, the CTB and the Shenjo Police had already gathered enough evidence to piece what had caused the pogrom. The situation started when Trinotian federal police officers investigating several suspected terrorist groups in the Tjen-Trinity To found several massive illegal stockpiles of military grade weaponry throughout the Tjen-Trinty To. When they reported this to the governor of the To, a member of the Sho Faction, they were killed in an attempt to cover up the discovery. The Trinotian officers fought back and killed two local Tjen police officers, and various Tjen terrorist groups (both known and unknown) came out of hiding and rallied the Tjen populace in the district, claiming the Trinotians were going the kill them all and take over the district and passed out weaponry. After the army managed to pacify the district, the CTB made many arrests. The CTB found that many of these groups had close ties to the Sho Faction in the IRA, something that was suspected but never confirmed. When the governor that started the incident was arrested trying to flee the country, it only got worse for the IRA from there. Governor Bosan Otali, in an attempt to save his own skin gave the CTB and the Federal Ministry of Justice thousands of documents that directly incriminated many high ranking members of the IRA. The Justice Ministry began issuing thousands of warrants for the arrest and questioning of many of the names in the documents. In the end, hundreds were arrested and the public's trust in the IRA evaporated. The Karakora Faction, disgusted by what was happening in the party, left and formed their own party, the Amintro Center Party. They chose the name Center Party, not because they were centrist (they are a conservative party), but because they considered themselves in the middle between far-right faction of the IRA and the left-leaning ADP. Several members of the Sho Faction that had no involvement in the violence either resigned from politics all together (like Chancellor Zlanakliovozo Vas who resigned due to disgust in his own party) or joined other parties, or campaigned as independents. Many joined the Center Party, several joined the United Action Party, and a few even joined the Democratic or Federal Parties. Within the span of a few months, the IRA went from having 592 members in the People's Assembly and 63 members in the Senate to having just 27 and 4 respectfully.