Norman Revolt Army

The Normandie Revolt Army (French: ) was an old armed organization based in Normandie. Its headquarters were in Quimper, and its area of ​​service encompassed all of Normandie. The organization consisted of numerous warlords, and its chief leader was Theodoric van Orton, who served from 1743 AN to 1745 AN. It was known to have been secretly arming since 1728 AN, and by 1743 AN, it had begun attacking the first Keltia Restoration Movement positions, precisely in 1743 AN.

After eight months, the organization took control of Ortonia, which culminated in the founding of Normandie in I.I.1744 AN. Thus, it became the official organization of Normandie. The organization expanded its territory to completely expel the Vanic forces from the former Norman territories, approximately around Falaise-Rohan-Old Gaol. Expanding its claim also motivated the Karum to provide assistance. Later, the NRA managed to gain control of some of the territories it claimed.

In I.I.1745 AN, the NRA was dissolved and replaced by the Normandokarum Fyrd, with all elements transferred to the new institution. Consequently, Normandy's military structure was directly linked to the Hurmu state. From its founding until its collapse, the NRA played a role in the development and dissemination of Ortonism. The NRA's existence laid the foundation for Theodoric van Orton's cult-like personality construction. In later years, the NRA became intertwined with Ortonist values.