Kébrennt Era

The Lészership of Jártan Kébrennt-Slát, or the Kébrennt era was the period of contemporary torberian history which corresponds with the Lészership of the general Jártan Kébrennt-Slát and the development of torberian séltism; that is, from the end of the Torberian civil war in 1917 until Kébrennt's Death and the subsequent Lészerslákt in 1974. Its long temporal dimension, and the massive presence of Kébrennt during all the era makes the expression "Kébrennt era" a very common one to represent this time period.

With the end of the war, Kébrennt instaurated a pure Séltet Lészeréia, which incorporated camps for the opposition, worker relations, an autarkic economic policy, the séltet aestethic, the use of symbols and a single-party system. As the Kébrennt Era went on, the Lészeréia opened up to the world, and began to resemble developmental dictatorships, even if it always preserved residual Séltet traits. The Lészeréia was characterized by the ausence of a clearly defined ideology, with the Government warping the definition of Séltism several times through the Dictatorship's time span.

The First Kébrennt era was marked by autarkic economic policies, totalitarianism and international isolation. Due to its harsh infringement on human rights, the estebian-tévnovan re-education programs, and its unwillingness to deal with anyone it remained a hermit state in the south of Velizka. The Torberian economy, which was still recovering from the civil war, suffered from chronic depression through this entire period. Also during the first kébrennt era, the First Torberian Purge began, during which Kébrennt jailed or killed nearly 800,000 people, in the largest societal and political purge in torberian history. This era was also marked by Léirak guerrilla warfare in the north, Névalat uprisings in the east, and massive strikes in the rjénberem, all of which were brutally suppressed in the 20s, causing thousands of deaths and making many more people flee into exile.

The Second Kébrennt era was marked economically by the Têurestam-Vétlan Modernization plans, which resulted in the start of the First Torberian Miracle, a period of Torberian history during which the Torberian economy grew at a massive rate, and the standards of life improved each year. Politically, it was marked by a series of cosmetic reforms, the end of the re-education camps and the opening of the country to the outside world. While Torberia still didn't achieve a large amount of international support, it still found some, getting good relations with Halśtara-Naśaveram and most importantly Têuver, regaining access to the international market through the now famous Têuver Line. The new trade routes improved the economic situation of Torberia, and helped sustain the new miracle.

Reconstruction from the Civil War (1917-1919)
After the 3 year long civil war, Torberia was left devastated, its already small economy was paralyzed, and the few infrastructure the country had was destroyed. Kébrennt, needing manpower fast, temporalily nationalized all torberians' slaves so they could be put to work rebuilding the country. This period was a devastating one of torberian history, mostly due to the widespread poverty, the large guerrilla groups lurking in the forests and the mountains, and the harsh repression towards any dissent by the Séltet government. While this all happened, Kébrennt reorganized the Torberian Séltet party, and created a purely advisory body to make his job easier, the Torberian Advisory Council (Torberian: Torberráutaletkánselj). At the beginning it was led by Kébrennt, as he tried to hold every position, but as the years passed he got tired of dealing with the advisory council himself, leaving the work to one of his most trusted subordinates, Kléten vák Kélteren-Tírvaja.

Kélteren's Sálukatlészership (1919-1929)
After the initial reconstruction efforts, and after easing the rebel problem torberia had, Kébrennt created the Torberian Advisory Council, to take the job he didn't want to do off his shoulders. While being a purely advisory body, the lészer often let them make decisions he didn't care about, strengthening its power. The Kébrennt government led the Klókkrít, or last war, which was a massive anti-rebel operation conducted through all of Torberia, it was done using the remnants of the Séltet Soldiers who had fought on the civil war, and it was a great success for the Kébrennt regime: in the 7 years the operation lasted, most known rebel groups had been eradicated, or sent far away from large centers of population or into exile, and terrorist attacks went down by 85% after the plan. After this, the First Torberian Purge was started for Kêbrennt, who seeked to secure his reign. Using the new Épirgarda, or solar guard, together with the most loyal elements of his army, he officially started the purge, during which over 485,000 people were jailed and 310,000 people were executed. The Purge mostly focused on the former democrats and léiraks holding political or military offices, but also targeted the last rebel leaders of Torberia, uncompliant solar priests, the left wing intelligentsia and former regional separatist politicians.