11993 Xallic Coup d'etat

The 11993 Xallic Coup d'état occurred on the 12th of July, 11993 between two competing factions within the Democratic National Party and the National Democratic Front as a whole, namely the pro- and anti-Talar Pfoxa factions, represented by the National Democratic Front/True Democratic National Party for the pro-Pfoxa faction, and the Progressive People's Alliance for Reconstruction and Independence/Democratic National Party for the anti-Pfoxa faction.

Background

Talar Pfoxa took power in an 11940 Party Congress of the DNP, and began several nation-changing programs, such as the cult of personality around Pfoxa, and the reintroduction of the reconstructed South Xallic language as a national language.

Coup

After an 11993 reform allowing slightly more market openness in Xalaju, Pfoxa completely lost the support of the DNP, aside from a select few in his "inner circle", and so a "Xallic National Liberation Committee" was formed by several dissenting members of the Xallic Parliament, as well as representatives from several Tamarist, anti-Pfoxa groups, such as Forward - Xalaju. The Liberation Committee would swiftly gain the support of the military, and on the 12th of July, 11993, just like almost 100 years prior, gunshots could be heard in Talaputa, and several members of parliament declared support for the coup, before being swiftly forced out of the building and into custody, within just an hour, the parliament of over 400 had become a parliament of six. Military loyal to the Liberation Committee would then capture the prisons in which the Members were held, before marching on Parliament. Just as the members of parliament, much of the security force in parliament assisted the coup, leading to just five minutes of resistance before Pfoxa was shot and the Liberation Committee declared a new provisional government with Pfura Jama as it's head, before the 11995 election.