Kingdom of the Himalayas
(OTL Nepal, Sikkim, Bhutan, Arunachal, Kumaon, Himanchal)
-In 1868 after years of isolation a political marriage between the Prince of Nepal, and Princess of Bhutan makes a union between the two countries uniting the two countries into the Kingdom of the Himalayas. The Purchase of Sikkim in 1891 from Britain allowed the nation to become contiguous. In 1895, the first constitution was written for the nation. In WW1, Himalaya sent around 80,000 troops to fight, most of which fought in Africa against the German East African troops. Around 15,000 troops took part in the Mesopotamian Campaign as well. In WW2, for two years, Himalaya sent around 25,000 Troops to North Africa to fight against the Afrika Corps, and sent pilots to fight in the Battle of Britain against Germany. When Japan entered the war, around 250,000 Himalayan troops took part in the South East Asian Front, and the Himalayan troops were credited with the successful defense of Burma and the British Invasion of Thailand and Japanese Occupied Indochina which was a success with Japan being kicked out of Indochina and Malaya by early 1945.In 1968, King Garuda II of Himalaya voluntarily gave up the last executive powers of the monarch and Himalaya remains a Constitutional Monarchy today.
Socialist Party of Himalaya (SPH) - (15% popular vote) (75/500 seats in the House of Commons)(15 seats in Federal National Assembly)
Leader: K.P. Sharma Oli
The SPH Party calls for the country to look after the tenets of socialism and implement a full welfare state in the Kingdom of the Himalayas. The SPH had once been the bastion of republicanism in Himalaya, however the idea itself was very unrealistic and not popular, and eventually the SPH would drop their republican tenet and formed itself to become more like the British Labour Party.
Royalist Vanguard Party of Himalaya (RVPH) (53% popular vote) (265 seats in House of Commons) (53 seats in Federal National Assembly)
Leader: Jigme Dorji
The RVPH is the oldest party in Himalaya established in 1897. It is a monarchist, royalist, centrist, conservative-liberal and economically liberal party. They encourage the militarism of Himalaya so much so that Himalaya has earned the nickname 'The Israel of South Asia'. It is the current ruling party of Himalaya
Green Party of Himalaya (GPH) (21% popular vote) (105 seats in House of Commons)(21 seats in Federal National Assembly)
Leader: Rabindra Mishra
The GPH was formed in 1969 to fight against the global warming. It advocates for making Himalaya a home of nature. They are fairly popular and have engaged in coalition with the RVPH multiple times. They are still in coalition with RVPH currently.
Social Democratic Party of Himalaya (SDPH) (10% popular vote) (50 seats in House of Commons) (10 seats in Federal National Assembly)
Leader: Gobchang Dorji Bista
The Second Oldest political party of Himalaya and once one of the most prominent parties of Himalaya their fumbled handling of the SARS pandemic left them out of power. This party is a center-left party and focuses on social economic sectors above all.
House of Commons of the Kingdom of Himalaya:-
Federal National Assembly of the Kingdom of Nepal:-
(OTL Nepal, Sikkim, Bhutan, Arunachal, Kumaon, Himanchal)
-In 1868 after years of isolation a political marriage between the Prince of Nepal, and Princess of Bhutan makes a union between the two countries uniting the two countries into the Kingdom of the Himalayas. The Purchase of Sikkim in 1891 from Britain allowed the nation to become contiguous. In 1895, the first constitution was written for the nation. In WW1, Himalaya sent around 80,000 troops to fight, most of which fought in Africa against the German East African troops. Around 15,000 troops took part in the Mesopotamian Campaign as well. In WW2, for two years, Himalaya sent around 25,000 Troops to North Africa to fight against the Afrika Corps, and sent pilots to fight in the Battle of Britain against Germany. When Japan entered the war, around 250,000 Himalayan troops took part in the South East Asian Front, and the Himalayan troops were credited with the successful defense of Burma and the British Invasion of Thailand and Japanese Occupied Indochina which was a success with Japan being kicked out of Indochina and Malaya by early 1945.In 1968, King Garuda II of Himalaya voluntarily gave up the last executive powers of the monarch and Himalaya remains a Constitutional Monarchy today.
Socialist Party of Himalaya (SPH) - (15% popular vote) (75/500 seats in the House of Commons)(15 seats in Federal National Assembly)
Leader: K.P. Sharma Oli
The SPH Party calls for the country to look after the tenets of socialism and implement a full welfare state in the Kingdom of the Himalayas. The SPH had once been the bastion of republicanism in Himalaya, however the idea itself was very unrealistic and not popular, and eventually the SPH would drop their republican tenet and formed itself to become more like the British Labour Party.
Royalist Vanguard Party of Himalaya (RVPH) (53% popular vote) (265 seats in House of Commons) (53 seats in Federal National Assembly)
Leader: Jigme Dorji
The RVPH is the oldest party in Himalaya established in 1897. It is a monarchist, royalist, centrist, conservative-liberal and economically liberal party. They encourage the militarism of Himalaya so much so that Himalaya has earned the nickname 'The Israel of South Asia'. It is the current ruling party of Himalaya
Green Party of Himalaya (GPH) (21% popular vote) (105 seats in House of Commons)(21 seats in Federal National Assembly)
Leader: Rabindra Mishra
The GPH was formed in 1969 to fight against the global warming. It advocates for making Himalaya a home of nature. They are fairly popular and have engaged in coalition with the RVPH multiple times. They are still in coalition with RVPH currently.
Social Democratic Party of Himalaya (SDPH) (10% popular vote) (50 seats in House of Commons) (10 seats in Federal National Assembly)
Leader: Gobchang Dorji Bista
The Second Oldest political party of Himalaya and once one of the most prominent parties of Himalaya their fumbled handling of the SARS pandemic left them out of power. This party is a center-left party and focuses on social economic sectors above all.
House of Commons of the Kingdom of Himalaya:-
Federal National Assembly of the Kingdom of Nepal:-