Congeranian Politics 1722-2015

This page details the history of Congeranian Politics before the country became a dictatorship under Segregationism.
Pre-MCs
Before politics were ever introduced to Congerania, it was successfully running under a Segregationist dictatorship, thriving more than ever in the early 18th Century, until 1722.
1722-1729: The Malnaurian Conservatives
In 1722, an idiotic man named Peter Malnaur rose up against the leader of Congerania, Forsima Rakni, after spending 5 months gathering a cult following of Conservatives who disagreed with the way Congerania was run. This following of 450,000 (approx.) people all believed that a dictatorship was a bad idea, seeing Forsima as a tyrant who wanted to ruin the country. This party was named the Malnaurian Conservatives, and they fought against the Segregationists for 7 years, constantly quarrelling over which party was better for Congerania. Peter often spread misinformation on public billboards about Forsima being a money-hungry tyrant from Italy, who wanted absolute power to ruin the country. This was obviously a lie, as Congerania was thriving under Forsima's rule up until this point.
The Malnaurian Conservatives won a vote in 1725 after Forsima fell ill, and had to get his brother Kasavi to debate against Peter. Unfortunately, Kasavi's attempts to win over the public failed, and the Malnaurian Conservatives were now in power. From 1725-1729 they were the leading power in Congerania, at least until Peter started preaching Christianity. This marked the downfall of the MCs, as he gradually lost all his supporters over 2 months.
1729-1731: The Consiem
One former supporter of Peter's movement, Joseph Liem, started The Consiem, a branch of Malnaur's ideology focused on moving away from the Segregationist morals that have been preached since the creation of Congerania. However, this branch heavily disagreed with Christianity, and believed that Shadowism was the one true religion. This ideology rose to power after Joseph spent 5 weeks straight outside, with a sign and a table where he would discuss his intent with citizens outside of ī'āparapus Sahara. (Eiprepus Town now) 
As many as 600,000 people started to follow this ideology until the Segregationists sparked a massive debate on January 9th 1731, where Forsima, alongside his brother Kasavi and the rest of the Congeranian population, completely destroyed Joseph's arguments with facts from Congeranian history books and the Shadible itself proving that the Segregationist morals had helped the country thrive all these years, and proving how the country had seen a huge fall from grace ever since the MCs were in power.
MORE TO BE ADDED
(This is a new part of lore being written only now, it is not confirmed canon yet.)