Difference between revisions of "Mandate of the Big Yurt"
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'''The Mandate of the Big Yurt''', also referred to as '''Big Yurt politics''', is a common Farfolk ideal of a united Farfolk under a singular benevolent ruler. Despite [[the Subudai]] being the chief architects of this philosophy: revised renditions by [[House Kharadeen]] or the [[Karamanoğullari]] have seen a more widespread recognition of its legitimacy and viability. | '''The Mandate of the Big Yurt''', also referred to as '''Big Yurt politics''', is a common Farfolk ideal of a united Farfolk under a singular benevolent ruler. Despite [[the Subudai]] being the chief architects of this philosophy: revised renditions by [[House Kharadeen]] or the [[Karamanoğullari]] have seen a more widespread recognition of its legitimacy and viability. | ||
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The Mandate of the Big Yurt, also referred to as Big Yurt politics, is a common Farfolk ideal of a united Farfolk under a singular benevolent ruler. Despite the Subudai being the chief architects of this philosophy: revised renditions by House Kharadeen or the Karamanoğullari have seen a more widespread recognition of its legitimacy and viability.
