Manifesto of the Revolution

It was created as the spark for a revolution against the Tsar and his corrupt council, the Tsar's Highest Circle, to improve the lives of the common people.

1. The removal of the Tsar's council who are misleading him in governance to the detriment of the common people, who the Tsar swore an oath to protect.
2. The creation of a body chosen by the people to advise the Tsar in his policy going forward.
3. The end of the wars which had plagued the country for decades.
4. Help for the common people to help them rebuild their lives after the ravages of the wars.

If attempt to meet the terms are not made within thirty days then we the people will rise up to take the city and remove the council by force.

We will remove the Tsar and replace him with his eldest son who will implement our demands instead.

Copies of this document were distributed throughout the city in an attempt to stir up support for the cause with the people in the city and to bring the demands to the attention of the Tsar.

The manifesto is binding only when the people who wrote it are willing to enforce it.

Now, it is a historical reminder that previous attempts have been made to improve the country, although they were but down violently.

At the time it was written, wars had been ravaging the country for decades and a series of harsh winters had led to widespread starvation and famine in many parts of the country where farm land had been destroyed.

In the summer before this document was written, on one of the few trade shipments which was able to get through, a book of new thinking from the University of Newcity was brought to a young man who shared it with his friends. This new thinking gave them the idea that the country could be improved and so they resolved to take matters into their own hands.

The document sparked a short lived revolution which was put down in two bloody days once the violence broke out.

Most of the city remained apathetic to the cause, unable to see how their actions could change the country at all.

The principles of the document were used as the basis of creating a new country after the end of the Long Wars and the creation of the new form of governance.