Basanreseri-Lomtai relations

This article is about relations between the Providence of Basanreseri and the Great Republic of Lomtai.

Basanreseri-Lomtai relations (Seriyedang: 바산남뿡 :종찌 히 규수 :오교 히 궹씨; Basannampung jōngtsi hi gyusu 'ōgyo hi gwengssi, : ບົງລຽນລົມໃຕ້ການພົວພັນ; Bonglian Lomtai Kanphuaphan), also known to as Lomtai-Basanreseri relations, refer to between Basanreseri and Lomtai.

The bilateral relationship between the two states began informally, with Basanreserian expatriates, especially residing in Namju, taking interest in the Lom Kingdom's efforts to industrialize. With both states' monarchies effectively deposed by the late-19th century, mutual were established. The 1936 communalist uprising in Lomtai had catastrophic consequences for the diplomatic relations; were discontinued, Basanreserian expats emigrated due to racial persecution, and Basanreserian  were nationalized. In 1992, the communalist government was overthrown, and a provisional republic was formed. The in Lomtai was welcomed by the Sinju Union, and amongst them also the Providence of Basanreseri. For the amelioration of Lomtai after its "Great Famine", Basanreseri's budget was almost entirely funnelled into the provisional government from 1994 to 1996. Mutually embassies were finally constructed in 1998, a year after the proclamation of the Great Republic.

The bilateral relationship between between Basanreseri and Lomtai is therefore quite recent and under production. Despite its bureaucratically transitioned state, Lomtai is still coping with the socio-cultural and financial effects of communalist rule. In honor of Basanreseri-Lomtai relations and in sorrowful memory of the "Great Famine", the Ssordoni-headquartered Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation was granted land for a memorial's construction in Champasak on Chirwol 16, 2002. The of the two states have met thrice to this day.

Late Lom Kingdom (Pre-1876)
During the industrial revolution hundreds of Basan immigrants immigrated to Lom. Though the Basans were poorly received, initially they gained the support of the rural population. Basan became highly valued throughout the country, they often did commissioned work from the aristocracy. Basan migrants also worked in agriculture, and mainly resided in the rural areas of the country. Basans had no rights or protection in Lom, and the monarchy further cracked down on immigration thus stopping Basan immigration to Lom. These regressive policies amplified the rising resentment toward the monarchy. In the 1876 coup that dethroned the monarchy many Lom aristocrats escaped to Basanreseri.

Republic of Lom (1876-1992)
In the decades following the collapse of the Lom kingdom, an increase of Loms emigrated to many Sinjuan countries and colonies, by 1897 Basanreseri had the third-largest Lom population globally. The increase of Lom emigrants in Basanreseri consequently promoted heavy interest in Lom and its budding industries. The Basanreserian East Sea Trade Agreement signed in 1904 initiated formal, proper trade between Basanreseri and Lom. Thanks in part to financial support for Basanreseri, Lom's urban areas were heavily industrialized, and the country saw an overall increase in the standard of living at the time.

Beginning in 1916 Lom steadily declined, the 20th century ideology of  gained traction in the southeast of the country. The radical ideology amassed a large, devout following, thus causing concern in Basanreseri. Basanreseri slowly halted trade with Lom. In 1939 Basanreseri ended all trade and diplomatic relations with Lomtai as a result of Lomtai's communal government. In Communal Lomtai, residents of non-Lom ancestry faced heavy racial persecution by the masses, thus prompting many ethnic Basans to emigrate elsewhere.

Lomtai under communist rule (1937-1992)
Following the proclamation of the Democratic People’s Commune of Lomtai in 1937 bilateral and diplomatic relations between Lomtai and Basanreseri were terminated. In 1940 the Estate Nationalization Act nationalized all previously privately owned property in the country, prompting many Basanreserians to immigrate elsewhere. Relations between the two countries intensified predominantly during the 1950’s as the Basanreserian government vehemently opposed the latter’s communist regime. At the time Basanreseri was openly vocal for their opposition of Lomtai’s government, many anti-Commune protesters from Lomtai fled to Basanreseri to escape possible prosecution.

Transitioned Great Republic of Lomtai (1997-present)
Basanreserian Rameiwenu Equipments was instrumental to the modernization of infrastructure in provisional Lomtai. Under the 1993 Lom Estate Reclamatory Act (ERA), formerly nationalized, including , was returned to their owners or next of kin. This further incentivized the return of some Basanreserian emigrants, as well as Basanreserian into the country.

Military collaboration
The Hwoiggoidosi-patented Chogreichung was produced domestically in Lomtai for the Lom Armed Forces until 2004, when the military reformers opted for Namjan alternatives. In 2011, the Republican Guard was invited for a at Wientschan Army Base. In 2016, the Republican Guard returned the favor by inviting the Lom Armed Forces to Yenisei Base. Basanreseri has since 2010 been a proponent for Lomtai's admission to the Yuhua Alliance, although the Lom governments have expressed no interest.

Embassies
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