Yetian Constitutional Crisis
Despite winning the 14th Yetian Civil War, the Second Yetian United Front remained unstable as internal divisions and unclear leadership left much of its populace uneasy, necessitating that this situation be solved. Hoping to solve the situation, the Transitional Council of Yetia summoned the Free Yetian Guard, the Yetian Southern Guard, the Yetian Military Administration, and the recently established Yetian Federalist Movement to agree on a resolution, as all factions did not wish to fight. The Federalists refused monarchy which most others wanted, and the federalists favoured federation over confederation. The transitional council suggested a 'United Kingdom of Yetian Nations' with a monarchy and autonomous democratic governments, which was rejected. With the Southern Guard backing the Federalists, the Transitional Council proposed a constitutional monarchy with a ceremonial monarch presiding over a federal state, which the Federalists and Southern Guard were willing to accept, and was tolerable for the Free Yetian Guard and Military Administration.
Following the conclusion of this council Yetia was successfully reorganized into the Fourth Kingdom of Yetia, with most province boundaries being largely redrawn to suit the administrative shifts as well as searching for a king. While this monarch would not be decided upon during the conference, one would be found in early 77 with King William I Anssen being selected for the position.
