The Imperial Triumvirate

The Imperial Triumvirate
The Crown Commonwealth of Praetonia
Questers and Protectorates
Imperium Doomanum (Doomingsland)

The Imperial Triumvirate is an alliance between The United Kingdom of Questers and her protectorates, chiefly Kriegorgrad and Aralonia, the Crown Commonwealth of Praetonia and Her Realms & Dominions, and the Imperium Doomanum. It was signed between the three nations to affirm ties and to create a form of power bloc - it should be noted that the three nations are premier naval, air, and land powers in NationStates, and militarily are some of the strongest. Economically, all nations field diverse economies, but have very large industrial economies, focusing on steel, oil, and coal etc. Ideologically, the nations are very different, with Praetonia and Questers liberal-capitalist democracies as opposed to Doomingslands theocracy. However, all three are primarily Christian nations, although Questers and Praetonia are legally largely secular, although this may change in Questers. All three nations also have monarchies and imperial interests.

Prior to the signing of the Imperial Triumvirate, Doomingsland had had largely negative relations with Questers and Praetonia, excepting the occupation of ViZion due to prior political friction and the wide disparity of Doomingsland's government and social system comapred with the other two, but the new regime of Questers after the Questarian-Doomingsland war decided that closer relations would be expedient. Questers and Praetonia, despite their apparent differences to Doomingsland, have several notable similarities to Doomingsland - all three are highly militarised, Christian, imperial, and anti-communist - and so the Imperial Triumvirate was born along with a new age of mutual assistance between the three countries. Sectors like electronics and the defence trade greatly flourished in the opening years of the alliance.

Some have compared the Imperial Triumvirate to the Big Three, although the Imperial Triumvirate is widely regarded as being militarily stronger and bound more by ideology than market.