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	==References==		==References==
			[[Category:Nguhcraft Political Parties]]

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	==History==		==History==
	===Foundation and First Election===		===Foundation and First Election===
	The TPD draws its descent from the faction in the original Jutish ~~Ríksding~~ that supported the rise of Seo as she gained power within the country following her return. They ran their first election campaign on a platform based on the Queen's personal popularity among the Jutish people.		The TPD draws its descent from the faction in the original Jutish Ríksdach that supported the rise of Seo as she gained power within the country following her return. They ran their first election campaign on a platform based on the Queen's personal popularity among the Jutish people.
	===Second Congress and Growing Division===		===Second Congress and Growing Division===
	{{Infobox political party		{{Infobox political party

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	\|logo=TPD_logo.png		\|logo=TPD_logo.png
	\|abbreviation=TPD		\|abbreviation=TPD
	\|leader=Astrid, totally not Seo{{citation needed}}		\|leader=Astrid Fjollonder, totally not Seo{{citation needed}}
	\|ideology=Constitutional monarchism<ref>During a press conference, Opposition Leader Astrid went on record as stating "The Truth and Democracy Party fully supports the constitution and the existence of parliament, do not listen to the Ultra-loonies."</ref> <br> Conservatism		\|ideology=Constitutional monarchism<ref>During a press conference, Opposition Leader Astrid went on record as stating "The Truth and Democracy Party fully supports the constitution and the existence of parliament, do not listen to the Ultra-loonies."</ref> <br> Conservatism
	\|political-position=Center-right to Right-wing <br> '''Factions''': Far-right		\|political-position=Center-right to Right-wing <br> '''Factions''': Far-right

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	\|abbreviation=TPD		\|abbreviation=TPD
	\|leader=Astrid, totally not Seo{{citation needed}}		\|leader=Astrid, totally not Seo{{citation needed}}
	\|ideology=Constitutional monarchism <br> Conservatism		\|ideology=Constitutional monarchism<ref>During a press conference, Opposition Leader Astrid went on record as stating "The Truth and Democracy Party fully supports the constitution and the existence of parliament, do not listen to the Ultra-loonies."</ref> <br> Conservatism
	\|political-position=Center-right to Right-wing <br> '''Factions''': Far-right		\|political-position=Center-right to Right-wing <br> '''Factions''': Far-right
	\|color={{colorbox\|#1991e8}} Light blue		\|color={{colorbox\|#1991e8}} Light blue
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	First and foremost, the TDP is united in supporting the expansion of the powers of the monarchy at the expense of parliament. The position of ultimately wanting their jobs to not exist may be perplexing to some, but when questioned on it by the press after the Second Congress (covered in the history section), party head and Opposition Leader Astrid was quoted as saying "What no, it's only the Ultra loonies who want that!"		First and foremost, the TDP is united in supporting the expansion of the powers of the monarchy at the expense of parliament. The position of ultimately wanting their jobs to not exist may be perplexing to some, but when questioned on it by the press after the Second Congress (covered in the history section), party head and Opposition Leader Astrid was quoted as saying "What no, it's only the Ultra loonies who want that!"

	Aside from monarchism, the TDP also wants the country to adhere to the social and cultural institutions of its past; consequently it staunchly opposes attempts by the [[Republican Party (Jotlond) \| RP]] to introduce capitalism to Jotlond (dubbing it "the Merchant Menace"), and prefers that the country maintain a mostly agrarian economy. Additionally, they are in favor of trade protectionism against foreign merchants, the institution of [[Ætérnalism#Charlottism \| Charlottism]] as the state religion, the protection of minority rights (in opposition to the unitary nationalism of RP), smaller government expenditures, and the recognition of the legacy of [[Þunan Qumreá]] in Jotlond.		Aside from monarchism, the TDP also wants the country to adhere to the social and cultural institutions of its past; consequently it staunchly opposes attempts by the [[Republican Party (Jotlond) \| RP]] to introduce capitalism to Jotlond (dubbing it "the Merchant Menace"), and prefers that the country maintain a mostly agrarian economy. Additionally, they are in favor of trade protectionism against foreign merchants, the institution of[[Ætérnalism#Charlottism \| Charlottism]] as the state religion, the protection of minority rights (in opposition to the unitary nationalism of RP)<ref>A statement at a campaign rally by a party spokesperson: "Nationalism is WOKE!!!"</ref>, smaller government expenditures, and the recognition of the legacy of [[Þunan Qumreá]] in Jotlond.

	==History==		==History==
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	Following a relatively poor showing at the [[2025 Jutish General Election]], a Second Party Congress was called to define their platform going forward. In this congress, two factions emerged: the Moderates (the largest group within the party which also comprises the party leadership), and the Ultras ("Ultra-royalists", the right wing of the party) with differing visions of how to go forward, the Moderates preferring a pivot to a more anti-capitalist and populist strategy, and the Ultras preferring to stay the course of campaigning on the monarchy. Critically, the Ultra faction also supports an absolute monarchy and the abolition of parliament, and presumably even more extreme forms of social conservatism. During the congress, the Ultras accused the Moderates of betraying their party's values and of abandoning the monarchy entirely, to which the Moderates alleged that the Ultras were "[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%C3%AAtre_plus_royaliste_que_le_roi more royalist than the Queen,]" from which the Ultras took their name. Ultimately, the party congress settled on the platform of the Moderates, but it remains to be seen whether the Moderate-Ultra rift will deepen further.		Following a relatively poor showing at the [[2025 Jutish General Election]], a Second Party Congress was called to define their platform going forward. In this congress, two factions emerged: the Moderates (the largest group within the party which also comprises the party leadership), and the Ultras ("Ultra-royalists", the right wing of the party) with differing visions of how to go forward, the Moderates preferring a pivot to a more anti-capitalist and populist strategy, and the Ultras preferring to stay the course of campaigning on the monarchy. Critically, the Ultra faction also supports an absolute monarchy and the abolition of parliament, and presumably even more extreme forms of social conservatism. During the congress, the Ultras accused the Moderates of betraying their party's values and of abandoning the monarchy entirely, to which the Moderates alleged that the Ultras were "[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%C3%AAtre_plus_royaliste_que_le_roi more royalist than the Queen,]" from which the Ultras took their name. Ultimately, the party congress settled on the platform of the Moderates, but it remains to be seen whether the Moderate-Ultra rift will deepen further.

			==References==

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	\|abbreviation=TPD		\|abbreviation=TPD
	\|leader=Astrid, totally not Seo{{citation needed}}		\|leader=Astrid, totally not Seo{{citation needed}}
	\|ideology=~~Monarchism~~ <br> Conservatism		\|ideology=Constitutional monarchism <br> Conservatism
	\|political-position=Center-right to Right-wing <br> '''Factions''': Far-right		\|political-position=Center-right to Right-wing <br> '''Factions''': Far-right
	\|color={{colorbox\|#1991e8}} Light blue		\|color={{colorbox\|#1991e8}} Light blue
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	{{Infobox political party		{{Infobox political party
	\|name=Ultras		\|name=Ultras
	\|ideology=Absolute monarchism		\|ideology=Absolute monarchism <br> Reactionism
	\|political-position=Far-right		\|political-position=Far-right
	\|color={{colorbox\|#820da3}} Purple		\|color={{colorbox\|#820da3}} Purple
	}}		}}
	Following a relatively poor showing at the [[2025 Jutish General Election]], a Second Party Congress was called to define their platform going forward. In this congress, two factions emerged: the Moderates (the largest group within the party which also comprises the party leadership), and the Ultras ("Ultra-royalists", the right wing of the party) with differing visions of how to go forward, the Moderates preferring a pivot to a more anti-capitalist and populist strategy, and the Ultras preferring to stay the course of campaigning on the monarchy. Critically, the Ultra faction also supports an absolute monarchy and the abolition of parliament, and presumably even more extreme forms of social conservatism. During the congress, the Ultras accused the Moderates of betraying their party's values and of abandoning the monarchy entirely, to which the Moderates alleged that the Ultras were "[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%C3%AAtre_plus_royaliste_que_le_roi more royalist than the Queen,]" from which the Ultras took their name. Ultimately, the party congress settled on the platform of the Moderates, but it remains to be seen whether the Moderate-Ultra rift will deepen further.		Following a relatively poor showing at the [[2025 Jutish General Election]], a Second Party Congress was called to define their platform going forward. In this congress, two factions emerged: the Moderates (the largest group within the party which also comprises the party leadership), and the Ultras ("Ultra-royalists", the right wing of the party) with differing visions of how to go forward, the Moderates preferring a pivot to a more anti-capitalist and populist strategy, and the Ultras preferring to stay the course of campaigning on the monarchy. Critically, the Ultra faction also supports an absolute monarchy and the abolition of parliament, and presumably even more extreme forms of social conservatism. During the congress, the Ultras accused the Moderates of betraying their party's values and of abandoning the monarchy entirely, to which the Moderates alleged that the Ultras were "[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%C3%AAtre_plus_royaliste_que_le_roi more royalist than the Queen,]" from which the Ultras took their name. Ultimately, the party congress settled on the platform of the Moderates, but it remains to be seen whether the Moderate-Ultra rift will deepen further.

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	\|ideology=Monarchism <br> Conservatism		\|ideology=Monarchism <br> Conservatism
	\|political-position=Center-right to Right-wing <br> '''Factions''': Far-right		\|political-position=Center-right to Right-wing <br> '''Factions''': Far-right
	\|color={{colorbox\|#1991e8}} ~~Blue~~		\|color={{colorbox\|#1991e8}} Light blue
	}}		}}

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	The TPD draws its descent from the faction in the original Jutish Ríksding that supported the rise of Seo as she gained power within the country following her return. They ran their first election campaign on a platform based on the Queen's personal popularity among the Jutish people.		The TPD draws its descent from the faction in the original Jutish Ríksding that supported the rise of Seo as she gained power within the country following her return. They ran their first election campaign on a platform based on the Queen's personal popularity among the Jutish people.
	===Second Congress and Growing Division===		===Second Congress and Growing Division===
			{{Infobox political party
			\|name=Ultras
			\|ideology=Absolute monarchism
			\|political-position=Far-right
			\|color={{colorbox\|#820da3}} Purple
			}}
	Following a relatively poor showing at the [[2025 Jutish General Election]], a Second Party Congress was called to define their platform going forward. In this congress, two factions emerged: the Moderates (the largest group within the party which also comprises the party leadership), and the Ultras ("Ultra-royalists", the right wing of the party) with differing visions of how to go forward, the Moderates preferring a pivot to a more anti-capitalist and populist strategy, and the Ultras preferring to stay the course of campaigning on the monarchy. Critically, the Ultra faction also supports an absolute monarchy and the abolition of parliament, and presumably even more extreme forms of social conservatism. During the congress, the Ultras accused the Moderates of betraying their party's values and of abandoning the monarchy entirely, to which the Moderates alleged that the Ultras were "[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%C3%AAtre_plus_royaliste_que_le_roi more royalist than the Queen,]" from which the Ultras took their name. Ultimately, the party congress settled on the platform of the Moderates, but it remains to be seen whether the Moderate-Ultra rift will deepen further.		Following a relatively poor showing at the [[2025 Jutish General Election]], a Second Party Congress was called to define their platform going forward. In this congress, two factions emerged: the Moderates (the largest group within the party which also comprises the party leadership), and the Ultras ("Ultra-royalists", the right wing of the party) with differing visions of how to go forward, the Moderates preferring a pivot to a more anti-capitalist and populist strategy, and the Ultras preferring to stay the course of campaigning on the monarchy. Critically, the Ultra faction also supports an absolute monarchy and the abolition of parliament, and presumably even more extreme forms of social conservatism. During the congress, the Ultras accused the Moderates of betraying their party's values and of abandoning the monarchy entirely, to which the Moderates alleged that the Ultras were "[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%C3%AAtre_plus_royaliste_que_le_roi more royalist than the Queen,]" from which the Ultras took their name. Ultimately, the party congress settled on the platform of the Moderates, but it remains to be seen whether the Moderate-Ultra rift will deepen further.

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{{Infobox political party
|name=Tradition and Democracy Party
|logo=TPD_logo.png
|abbreviation=TPD
|leader=Astrid, totally not Seo{{citation needed}}
|ideology=Monarchism <br> Conservatism
|political-position=Center-right to Right-wing <br> '''Factions''': Far-right
|color={{colorbox|#1991e8}} Blue
}}

The '''Tradition and Democracy Party''' ([[Jutish]]: ''Traditjon-end-Demokratie Partí'' [tʰʀɑ̈diˈts̠jɔn ən ˌdeːmɔkʰʀɑ̈ˈtʰeə̯ pʰɑ̈ˈtʰɛ̞j]) is a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conservatism conservative] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monarchism monarchist] political party in [[Jotlond]]. The party was founded by the more ardent supporters of the ascension of [[SeoReadeHenn | Queen Seo]] to the throne of Jotlond and the establishment of the monarchy.

==Official Positions==
First and foremost, the TDP is united in supporting the expansion of the powers of the monarchy at the expense of parliament. The position of ultimately wanting their jobs to not exist may be perplexing to some, but when questioned on it by the press after the Second Congress (covered in the history section), party head and Opposition Leader Astrid was quoted as saying "What no, it's only the Ultra loonies who want that!"

Aside from monarchism, the TDP also wants the country to adhere to the social and cultural institutions of its past; consequently it staunchly opposes attempts by the [[Republican Party (Jotlond) | RP]] to introduce capitalism to Jotlond (dubbing it "the Merchant Menace"), and prefers that the country maintain a mostly agrarian economy. Additionally, they are in favor of trade protectionism against foreign merchants, the institution of [[Ætérnalism#Charlottism | Charlottism]] as the state religion, the protection of minority rights (in opposition to the unitary nationalism of RP), smaller government expenditures, and the recognition of the legacy of [[Þunan Qumreá]] in Jotlond.

==History==
===Foundation and First Election===
The TPD draws its descent from the faction in the original Jutish Ríksding that supported the rise of Seo as she gained power within the country following her return. They ran their first election campaign on a platform based on the Queen's personal popularity among the Jutish people.
===Second Congress and Growing Division===
Following a relatively poor showing at the [[2025 Jutish General Election]], a Second Party Congress was called to define their platform going forward. In this congress, two factions emerged: the Moderates (the largest group within the party which also comprises the party leadership), and the Ultras ("Ultra-royalists", the right wing of the party) with differing visions of how to go forward, the Moderates preferring a pivot to a more anti-capitalist and populist strategy, and the Ultras preferring to stay the course of campaigning on the monarchy. Critically, the Ultra faction also supports an absolute monarchy and the abolition of parliament, and presumably even more extreme forms of social conservatism. During the congress, the Ultras accused the Moderates of betraying their party's values and of abandoning the monarchy entirely, to which the Moderates alleged that the Ultras were "[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%C3%AAtre_plus_royaliste_que_le_roi more royalist than the Queen,]" from which the Ultras took their name. Ultimately, the party congress settled on the platform of the Moderates, but it remains to be seen whether the Moderate-Ultra rift will deepen further.