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This period represents a renewed commitment to democratic governance, informed by the lessons learned from both the instability that preceded the [[1744 Oportian coup d'état]] and the experience of authoritarian rule under Commodore [[Joseph Fouche]]. The Third Republic's founding principles emphasized institutional resilience, civilian control of the military, transparency in governance, and protection of democratic freedoms that had been suspended during the [[New Oportian State]] period. | This period represents a renewed commitment to democratic governance, informed by the lessons learned from both the instability that preceded the [[1744 Oportian coup d'état]] and the experience of authoritarian rule under Commodore [[Joseph Fouche]]. The Third Republic's founding principles emphasized institutional resilience, civilian control of the military, transparency in governance, and protection of democratic freedoms that had been suspended during the [[New Oportian State]] period. | ||
==Transitional Period== | |||
{{Main|Fourth Euran War}} | |||
{{Main|Transitional Government of the State of Oportia}} | |||
==State of Oportia== | |||
==Federal Representatives== | ==Federal Representatives== | ||
Revision as of 04:40, 7 July 2025
The Third Oportian Republic refers to the period of Oportia's history beginning with the democratic restoration following the defeat of Oportia by the Raspur Pact allied powers in the Fourth Euran War and the collapse of the National Salvation Council. This era commenced with the establishment of the Transitional Federal Cabinet of Oportia under Transitional Federal Representative Felicia Belanger and Transitional Chancellor Cyrus Valsinoire, marking the return to constitutional democratic governance after the authoritarian period that had begun with the 1744 Oportian coup d'état.
This period represents a renewed commitment to democratic governance, informed by the lessons learned from both the instability that preceded the 1744 Oportian coup d'état and the experience of authoritarian rule under Commodore Joseph Fouche. The Third Republic's founding principles emphasized institutional resilience, civilian control of the military, transparency in governance, and protection of democratic freedoms that had been suspended during the New Oportian State period.
Transitional Period
State of Oportia
Federal Representatives
| No. | Portrait | Name | Term | Party | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | 
|
Felicia Belanger | 1745 AN - 1746 AN | Independent (Transitional) | Former GPO leader; served as Transitional Federal Representative during democratic restoration; symbol of resistance following the Belanger Manifesto; oversaw constitutional reforms and preparation for restored democratic elections. |
| 9 | [Name to be determined] | 1746 AN - | [Party to be determined] | First elected Federal Representative of the Third Republic; winner of the restoration elections held in 1746 AN. |
See also
- Fourth Euran War
- Vanie Accords of 1745
- History of Oportia
- Government and politics of Oportia
- First Oportian Republic
- Second Oportian Republic
- New Oportian State
- 1744 Oportian coup d'état
- National Salvation Council
- Democratic Restoration Committee
- Transitional Federal Cabinet of Oportia
- Belanger Manifesto
- Oportian Defense Consortium
