People's Republic of Guenung

The People's Republic of Guenung (Kigbenung: TBA Ŋhurhǝɽhǝhaɲa Gbenuŋ), also known as the Phajosaist regime, was a one-party communist state located in Nesiondalsa that existed from 1955 to 1989.

The Gbenung region had been ruled by the British since 1880. In that time, mass atrocities were committed, causing discontent with the people. Following, revolutionaries declared war on the British, and a ten-year long war ensued. There was fierce fighting and war crimes committed on both sides. On December 29, 1955, Phajosa Mesraṉin declared the independence of the People's Republic of Guenung.

Soon after, Phajosa purged anti-communist leaders in the war. He built an extreme cult of personality and allied Guenung with the during the. Many political opponents were killed by the secret police SGNR and the People's Republic became one of the most repressive states in Nesiondalsa.

In 1964, Phajosa died, and after a brief period of rule by Hotep Gezarin (which included the disastrous Guenung Strait Crisis) Phajosa's son Khuos̱in came to power. Phajosa Khuosin started to relax press restrictions and started liberalizing the country. Guenung also started to have warmer relations with the. However, the SGNR continued to have an iron grip on Ugbenung society.

By the early and mid 1980s, Ugbenung people started to protest against the people's republic. Fearing a revolution, Phajosa followed 's example of and, ending press restrictions and introducing elements of the market economy into Guenung. In 1988, Marxism-Leninism was removed from Guenung's constitution. The first multi-party elections were held in March 1989 and the People's Republjc of Guenung was officially dissolved on September 1, 1989.