Dawoshi Movement

Dawoshi Movement
Leader(s)	Dawoshi Torsaki Skaegi Shinjiu Chikanari Ikemoto Koda Asahi Kozutsami Yoshitora Murai Ui
Founded	1900
Merged into	Fargenedi Opposition
Years active	1900 - 1940
Headquarters	Sabaudo, Dawoshi Regime of Samikotakiou
Active regions	Islands of Dakoyal
Ideology	Shinto Integralism Dawoshi's Teachings Shinto Theocracy Expansionist nationalism Anti Secularism Integral nationalism Samikotakioulese Irredentism Samikotakioulese Revanchism Samikotakioulese Chauvinism Samikotakioulese Jingoism Pan-Asianism Pan-Samikoism Samikotakioulese Expansionism Samikotakioulese Integralism Samikotakioulese Exceptionalism Samikotakioulese Irredentism Samikotakioulese Nationalism Samikotakioulese Imperialism Constitutional economics Samikotakioulese Patriotism Ultraconservatism Paleoconservatism Traditionalist conservatism Anti Communism Anti Capitalism Anti Liberalism Anti Biblical literalism Anti Centrism Samikotakioulese Colonialism Proto-fascism Factions: Capitalism Nazism Anti Colonialism Catholic Integralism Catholic Theocracy Fascism Nonpartisanism Bipartisanism National syndicalism National-anarchism
Political position	Far Right
Status	Dead
Battles and wars	Samikotakioulese Revolution World War I Samikotakioulese Civil War World War II Pacific War Atlantic War Operation Tohno Battle of Chai Battle of Noctof Battle of Jiuhnonca Battle of Dixojvab Operation Rachinski Battle of Nakzue Battle of Xhungi Battle of Yunjiohi Battle of Kogrtzyo Battle of Onyiohku Battle of Daryukoto

Dawoshi Movement is a former Integralist movement that ruled the country of Samikotakiou in 1910 - 1940. This group had been extremely hated by centrists and left wingers.