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Revision as of 05:20, 5 January 2024
This article is about land power. For its sea equivalent, see
Thalassocracy.
Tellurocracy is an ideology, which is more of a policy. It focuses on land development and inland expansion, as opposed to 
Thalassocracy, which focuses on dominating power around a body of water.
In theory, Tellurocracy is classified as following; a sedentary lifestyle (while resettlement colonization is not excluded), conservatism, constancy of legal norms, the presence of a powerful bureaucratic apparatus and central authority, strong infantry, but a weak navy.
Notable Tellurocracies include, but not limited to Ancient China, 
Ancient Persia, 
Roman Empire, 
Mongol Empire, 
Russia, 
United States in the early-to-mid 19th century, etc.
History
Many ancient empires are known to be more tellurocratic than their rivals, such as Roman Republic as opposed to its rival in Carthage, while later 
Roman and 
Byzantine empires acquired some thalassocratic characteristics, though they are roughly tellurocracies, while its rivals, the 
Parthian and Sassanid empires, were almost purely tellurocratic.
Other notable examples are the 
Napoleonic, 
German, 
Russian, 
Ottoman and 
Austro-Hungarian empires and also 
USSR and 
Nazi Germany, rivaling the thalassocratic 
United Kingdom.
Personality
How to Draw
- Draw a ball.
- Fill in with white.
- Draw the third top in yellow.
- Draw the third bottom in green.
- Draw green zigzags on the third bottom.
- Draw in the eyes.
You're done!
| Color Name | HEX | RGB | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yellow | #FCC82F | 252, 200, 47 | |
| White | #FFFFFF | 255, 255, 255 | |
| Green | #009900 | 0, 153, 0 | |
Relations
Friends
Imperialism - It's expansion o'clock!
Pan-Nationalism and 
Irredentism - Based clay-grabbers.
Agrarianism - Fellow land enjoyer.
Stratocracy - Gotta need that army
Fourth Theory - A big, Eurasian empire, you say? Epic.
Jacksonian Democracy - Manifest that destiny, baby!
Genghisism - The Mongols were very cool.
Neo-Ottomanism and 
Zoroastrian Theocracy - We all hate him
French Empire and 
German Empire - Both were great empires, even though you hate each others
Russian Empire and 
Soviet Union - Same as above
Frenemies
Esoteric Fascism - Embrace land power and the way of the warrior! A bit too insane for me tho
National Socialism - Like the above but Carl Schmitt, Karl Haushofer and others were quite epic
Caesarism & 
Roman Republicanism - You were mostly landish but you also had a strong navy later on...
Industrialism - Maybe?
Enemies
- Thalassocracy - Really? You want to expand around WATER? Not cool, man.
7.8/10 - too much water 
Hydrarchy - Damn pirates...
Indigenism - Don't mind me, I'm just manifesting my destiny. *Loads musket*
Further Information
Wikipedia
Books
Gallery
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Original image
 Non-Quadrant - I just want to reject the political compass for goodness sake!
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