Democratization of Creeperopolis

Democratization of Creeperopolis
Democratization of Creeperopolis
1886–88 Creeperian political crisis
	Emperor Adolfo III (left) and Inhué Ordóñez Yepes (right),; the two lead figures of Creeperopolis' democratization.
Date	1886 – January 1888
Location	Creeperopolis
Caused by	Absolutism; Authoritarianism; Government corruption; Lack of political freedoms; Second Senvarian War;
Goals	Abolition of the monarchy; Democratization of the country; Establishment of a parliament; Expansion of political freedoms; Secession of Senvar;
Methods	Protests; Riots; Strikes; Insurgency;
Resulted in	Beginning of the Second Parliamentary Era End of the Adolfisto; Reduction of the monarchy's power; Establishment of a parliament; Establishment of political parties; Autonomy for Senvar;
Parties to the civil conflict
File:Flag of Creeperopolis (1326–1565, 1771–1778, 1845–1887, 1933–1935).png Creeperian government Monarchists; Conservatives; Political Catholics; Supported by:; File:Flag of El Salvador (1858–1889).png El Salvador; State of the Church;	File:Flag of the Republic of Creeperopolis.png Pro-democratic politicians Republicans; Liberals; Socialists; Communists; Anarchists; File:Flag of Senvar.jpeg Senvarian insurgents; Deltinians; Supported by:; File:Castilliano 1845.png Castilliano; File:Flag of the Captaincy General of Rakeo.png Rakeoian republicans; Salvadoran republicans;
Lead figures
File:Flag of Creeperopolis (1326–1565, 1771–1778, 1845–1887, 1933–1935).png Adolfo III #; File:Flag of Creeperopolis (1326–1565, 1771–1778, 1845–1887, 1933–1935).png Gustavo I; File:Flag of Creeperopolis (1326–1565, 1771–1778, 1845–1887, 1933–1935).png Óscar Cabañeras Manzanedo; File:Flag of Creeperopolis (1326–1565, 1771–1778, 1845–1887, 1933–1935).png Carlos Alvear Guardián; File:Flag of Creeperopolis (1326–1565, 1771–1778, 1845–1887, 1933–1935).png Mariano Melgarejo Morales; File:Flag of Creeperopolis (1326–1565, 1771–1778, 1845–1887, 1933–1935).png Gutierre Fuentes Jiménez; File:Flag of Creeperopolis (1326–1565, 1771–1778, 1845–1887, 1933–1935).png Antonio Arenas Merino; File:Flag of Creeperopolis (1326–1565, 1771–1778, 1845–1887, 1933–1935).png Macos Espiga Mina;	File:Flag of the Republic of Creeperopolis.png Inhué Ordóñez Yepes; File:Flag of the Republic of Creeperopolis.png José Figueroa Alcorta; File:Flag of the Republic of Creeperopolis.png Adolfo Ballivián Fuentes; File:Flag of the Republic of Creeperopolis.png Manuel Candamo Iriarte; File:Flag of the Republic of Creeperopolis.png Felipe Ureña Azaña; File:Flag of the Republic of Creeperopolis.png Mauricio Tasis Quesada; File:Flag of Senvar.jpeg Otto Llactahuaman; Abdullah al-Idku;

The democratization of Creeperopolis, known in Creeperopolis as The Democratization (Creeperian: La'Democratización), was a two-year period between 1886 and 1888 where the power of the Creeperian absolute monarchy was curbed and a parliament was established. The political changes in Creeperopolis ended the Adolfisto and began the Second Parliamentary Era which lasted until 1933 with the outbreak of the Creeperian Civil War.

Democratization of Creeperopolis

Background

Fall of the First Parliamentary Era

Manuelisto and Adolfisto

Democratic movements

Aftermath

Second Parliamentary Era

See also