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Line 7: With the passing of a few decades, the modern [[Clan]] political landscape began to take shape as the Clans drifted further and further from one another philosophically. Initially, [[Clan Jade Falcon]] would bring to the fore a growing desire to return to the Inner Sphere in order to conquer it and restore the Star League, with the Clans holding all power of leadership. This was based on their interpretation of the words of the Great Kerenskys, including the [[Hidden Hope Doctrine]] of [[Aleksandr Kerensky]]'s [[General Order 137]], as well as the words of the Founder, [[Nicholas Kerensky]].<ref name=TC:WOKp16/><ref name=JFSp17>''Jade Falcon Sourcebook'', p. 17 - "Call to the Crusaders"</ref> With the passing of a few decades, the modern [[Clan]] political landscape began to take shape as the Clans drifted further and further from one another philosophically. Initially, [[Clan Jade Falcon]] would bring to the fore a growing desire to return to the Inner Sphere in order to conquer it and restore the Star League, with the Clans holding all power of leadership. This was based on their interpretation of the words of the Great Kerenskys, including the [[Hidden Hope Doctrine]] of [[Aleksandr Kerensky]]'s [[General Order 137]], as well as the words of the Founder, [[Nicholas Kerensky]].<ref name=TC:WOKp16/><ref name=JFSp17>''Jade Falcon Sourcebook'', p. 17 - "Call to the Crusaders"</ref> − Other Clans of similar mindset began to back their vision, including [[Clan Smoke Jaguar]], forming the basis for what would become the [[Crusader Clans|Crusaders]]. Those who opposed the growing Crusader movement were called the [[Warden]]s. Though they maintained that the Kerenskys had meant for the Clans to protect the people of the former [[Star League]] from either themselves or from some greater but as yet unseen threat, the political advantage that they held in the [[Grand Council]] was slowly evaporating as time wore on. The fabled wealth and relative luxury of the [[Inner Sphere]] realms (compared to the harsh existence in the [[Kerensky Cluster]] and [[Pentagon Worlds]]) began to take on a mythic quality, especially in the downtrodden lower castes who began to foster ideas that the worlds of the Inner Sphere, especially those of the former [[Terran Hegemony]], were akin to paradise. Commonly told stories began to suggest that General Kerensky and his followers had been exiled against their will by the avarice and greed of the [[Great Houses]], instead of choosing to take his path as all of them had done. Various Clan [[Loremaster]]s encouraged these stories and perpetuated them in many cases. Hatred for the Spheroids that had begun to take root during the Golden Century bloomed into the attitudes that many Clansmen held prior to and during [[Operation Revival]] and beyond.<ref name=TC:WOKp16/><ref name=FM:CCp25>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 25 - "The Call to Invade"</ref><ref>''Wolf Clan Sourcebook'', p. 24 - "Crusader's Call"</ref> + Other Clans of similar mindset began to back their vision, including [[Clan Smoke Jaguar]], forming the basis for what would become the [[Crusader Clans|Crusaders]]. Those who opposed the growing Crusader movement were called the [[Warden]]s. Though they maintained that the Kerenskys had meant for the Clans to protect the people of the former [[Star League]] from either themselves or from some greater but as yet unseen threat, the political advantage that they maintained in the [[Grand Council]] would not last forever. The fabled wealth and relative luxury of the [[Inner Sphere]] realms (compared to the harsh existence in the [[Kerensky Cluster]] and [[Pentagon Worlds]]) began to take on a mythic quality, especially in the downtrodden lower castes who began to foster ideas that the worlds of the Inner Sphere, especially those of the former [[Terran Hegemony]], were akin to paradise. Commonly told stories began to suggest that General Kerensky and his followers had been exiled against their will by the avarice and greed of the [[Great Houses]], instead of choosing to take his path as all of them had done. Various Clan [[Loremaster]]s encouraged these stories and perpetuated them in many cases. Hatred for the Spheroids that had begun to take root during the Golden Century bloomed into the attitudes that many Clansmen held prior to and during [[Operation Revival]] and beyond.<ref name=TC:WOKp16/><ref name=FM:CCp25>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 25 - "The Call to Invade"</ref><ref>''Wolf Clan Sourcebook'', p. 24 - "Crusader's Call"</ref> ==Political Century Major Events== ==Political Century Major Events==
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With the passing of a few decades, the modern [[Clan]] political landscape began to take shape as the Clans drifted further and further from one another philosophically. Initially, [[Clan Jade Falcon]] would bring to the fore a growing desire to return to the Inner Sphere in order to conquer it and restore the Star League, with the Clans holding all power of leadership. This was based on their interpretation of the words of the Great Kerenskys, including the [[Hidden Hope Doctrine]] of [[Aleksandr Kerensky]]'s [[General Order 137]], as well as the words of the Founder, [[Nicholas Kerensky]].<ref name=TC:WOKp16/><ref name=JFSp17>''Jade Falcon Sourcebook'', p. 17 - "Call to the Crusaders"</ref> | With the passing of a few decades, the modern [[Clan]] political landscape began to take shape as the Clans drifted further and further from one another philosophically. Initially, [[Clan Jade Falcon]] would bring to the fore a growing desire to return to the Inner Sphere in order to conquer it and restore the Star League, with the Clans holding all power of leadership. This was based on their interpretation of the words of the Great Kerenskys, including the [[Hidden Hope Doctrine]] of [[Aleksandr Kerensky]]'s [[General Order 137]], as well as the words of the Founder, [[Nicholas Kerensky]].<ref name=TC:WOKp16/><ref name=JFSp17>''Jade Falcon Sourcebook'', p. 17 - "Call to the Crusaders"</ref> | ||
| − | Other Clans of similar mindset began to back their vision, including [[Clan Smoke Jaguar]], forming the basis for what would become the [[Crusader Clans|Crusaders]]. Those who opposed the growing Crusader movement were called the [[Warden]]s. Though they maintained that the Kerenskys had meant for the Clans to protect the people of the former [[Star League]] from either themselves or from some greater but as yet unseen threat, the political advantage that they | + | Other Clans of similar mindset began to back their vision, including [[Clan Smoke Jaguar]], forming the basis for what would become the [[Crusader Clans|Crusaders]]. Those who opposed the growing Crusader movement were called the [[Warden]]s. Though they maintained that the Kerenskys had meant for the Clans to protect the people of the former [[Star League]] from either themselves or from some greater but as yet unseen threat, the political advantage that they maintained in the [[Grand Council]] would not last forever. The fabled wealth and relative luxury of the [[Inner Sphere]] realms (compared to the harsh existence in the [[Kerensky Cluster]] and [[Pentagon Worlds]]) began to take on a mythic quality, especially in the downtrodden lower castes who began to foster ideas that the worlds of the Inner Sphere, especially those of the former [[Terran Hegemony]], were akin to paradise. Commonly told stories began to suggest that General Kerensky and his followers had been exiled against their will by the avarice and greed of the [[Great Houses]], instead of choosing to take his path as all of them had done. Various Clan [[Loremaster]]s encouraged these stories and perpetuated them in many cases. Hatred for the Spheroids that had begun to take root during the Golden Century bloomed into the attitudes that many Clansmen held prior to and during [[Operation Revival]] and beyond.<ref name=TC:WOKp16/><ref name=FM:CCp25>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 25 - "The Call to Invade"</ref><ref>''Wolf Clan Sourcebook'', p. 24 - "Crusader's Call"</ref> |
==Political Century Major Events== | ==Political Century Major Events== | ||