Kaledinism

Kaledinism (Ottoman: Kâledıniyyet) is a political ideology that calls for an Ottoman homeland purged of those deemed "rot".

It emerged from the writings of Mustafa Kaledin, a Prussian nobleman from Kazan, Sultanate of Prussia and Brandenburg.

It started out as a minor and obscure line of thought, as it called for the purge of the "rot", anyone who differed slightly from Ottoman traditions, mostly from the scope of religion and language.

Many thought that the ideology died alongside Kaledin as he was killed at the Battle of Yeşilhisar while defending the fortress, yet it persists.

Kaledinism emerged once more in the streets of Cairo, Mamluk Sultanate during the Wreckoning as news of Suryan and Chinese atrocities against Muslims became widespread, Kaledinism began to grow traction.

It was here where their very first newspaper was launched, Hilâl-i Ahdar (the Green Crescent).

And now, it becomes the blueprint for the colony which is disguised as a Governorate, the Governorate of Khëlifiyye.

Its Grandmaster, Cevat Çobanlı Pasha, although bringing Hungarian, Jewish, and Sutayid settlers to the colony, often treats them as second class citizens and as a means of cheap labour.

He openly advocates for the creation of a new Ottoman homeland in the Western Coast of the American continent.