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The First Republic of El Kadsre (Japanese: 在人国第一共和国 Zaihikoku daiichikyōwakoku) was a government that ruled El Kadsre, a country located in the central Aritonesia from 1950 to 1968. Established in 1950 after KSR's victory over the Sentanese Empire in the Eight-Day War, it was internationally recognized in 1952 and became a member of the Western Bloc in the same year.
In 1958, El Kadsre got engaged in the war with Georgeland over its ties to the assassination attempt of Elizabeth II. The war lasted until 1968, when El Kadsre lost to Georgeland and was unified into the Vlokozuian State of El Kadsre & Georgeland, marking the end of the Republic of El Kadsre.
History[]
On August 21, 1962, an assassination attempt was made on Kayos, killing his wife Miku. As a result, the country became more isolationist due to fear that another assassination attempt would occur, and East El Kadsre would go into chaos without Kayos at the helm. In 1967, the left-wing Michael Vlokozu was elected president of Georgeland. He also wanted the El Kadsres to be reunited, but for creating a Vlokist union, rather than Kayos' goal of re-creating the Republic of El Kadsre. Tensions between the two countries grew colder, especially after an assassination attempt on Vlokozu known as Operation Verlammen. On November 2, 1968, Vlokozu gave orders for Georgeland to invade East El Kadsre. More than a month later however, Georgeland had reached Capulco, and Kayos and other East El Kadsreian leaders was forced into exile. The complete breakdown of the El Kadsreian forces were surprising, and historians conclude that one of the main reasons of El Kadsre's collapse was due to insufficient military funding due to isolationism.