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=== Colonial Rule and Labuepé'ée Coup ===
In 1719, The [[Callid]] would dominate every territory near Labuepé very quickly with tactics better than what armies in the area could handle, and would come for the Labuepé’ée just a year later. They would take their entire territory within just a few months, and King Muhrazaini III and his son, [[Crown Prince Gaulle Muhrazaini IV|Muhrazaini IV]], would be imprisoned for 3 years until being released to be normal citizens. After Labuepé’ée and all other surrounding territories were conquered in 1721, it would all be lead by Louis Freudenberger until 17701781, when a coup lead by [[General Bembowvowe Litokqkobémwvéwvébé III]] had managed to kill HernatheFreudenberger, but his position of power was quickly replaced by George Weiss. This didn’t stop them. Weiss would be forced to flee from Labuepé in 17711782. They would fight the Callid for 83 years, until 17791784, when they had finally driven Callid out of their colonised area, and had caused Callid to surrender. Immediately after, a civil war would break out, which was the original Labuepé’ée and Jyahklatovalians against every other territory that had been invaded. It took 2810 years for this civil war to end, which resulted in a victory for the Labuepé.
=== Late Modern Self Rule ===
In 18071804, A presidency was established, with [[Muhrazaini Litokqkobémwvéwvébé]] becoming the first president, and a law would be created to only let the president serve 5 years per term, and the [[Democratic Constitution of Labuepé|1st Constitution]] would be written.
In 1917, the presidency would be abolished after the 22nd president, [[Amanuel Nakayené]] would turn the government into a parliament at the end of his term, making him the last president. There would be 3 years of instability in Labuepé until the parliament had been successfully implemented, the [[New 1917 Democratic Constitution of the Labuepé'ée People|2nd constitution]] being written, and the first Prime Minister being [[Muhrazaini Lakalé]] of the Conservative Party, and the first Deputy Prime Minister being Amanuel Nakayené of the Democratic Party.
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