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{{Sanpantul article}}
{{Infobox political party
|party_name         = Victory Banner
|party_articletitle = Victorians
|party_logo         = [[File:Victory Banner (1715).png|150px|Party logo]]
|leader             = 
|deputy leader      = 
|chairman           = [[Miyano Matsu]]
|foundation         = 1715 - 1720 AN
|ideology           = Anti-Çakari settlement<br>Sanpantul indipendence<br>Katarianism
|position           = Far-right
|colours            = {{Color box|#000000|border=darkgray}} Black
|abbreviation       = VnB
|headquarters       = [[Kipei]]
|seats1_title       = Kyuden
|seats1             = {{ParlSeats|34|48|hex=#000000}}
|seats2_title       = Asenburi
|seats2             = {{ParlSeats|182|253|hex=#000000}}
|seats3_title       = Prefecture assembly
|seats3             = {{ParlSeats|2608|3459|hex=#000000}} (%75,40)
|symbol             = [[File:Flag of the Spider.png|50px]]
}}

The '''Victory Banner''' (VnB) or just '''Party''' was a political party in the [[Sanpantul]], with the dissolution of the existing Victory Banner franction in 1715 and the subsequent intervention of the palace in the parties. The party won the [[Sanpantul general elections, 2023|1716]] elections as the only party present and remained active as an imperial puppet in the [[Sanpo-Çakar War]] that followed. It was dissolved in 1720 after the [[Sanpo-Çakar War|Treaty of Cenfae]] and was replaced by the [[Sanpantul Senate Party]], which collectively represented the islands.

The party was the island's sole party in order to maximize future war efficiency, and its goal was to embrace all of the [[Sanpō people|Sanpō]] and loyalist minorities. Its goal was to capture most of the Skerry Isles and all of the Beneluccas, which had been lost in the fall of ancient [[Kataria]] and the [[1692 Tortuga earthquake]]. The party was highly totalitarian, and served as a puppet advisory party to the empire. It was likely to be Semi-[[Humanist]] to most parties, and this was where the idea of a perfect society came from.

The party was often known simply as the Party, reinforcing its totalitarian appearance. However, since most of the francs were part of this party, the party base became quite divided over time. The movements within each prefecture were considered equal.