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Seeing how dire the situation was against him, Thawal Yaladir ordered a nuclear strike against the city of Asmalan in Iganar when he received intelligence that Amhoud was there and that the PLA had him pinned down and unable to escape. Amhoud managed to escape that town evading the first and sole use of nuclear weapons in one's own country. Over 100,000 people died from the blast and the town of Asmalan was wiped off the map. This caused the remainder of the Communist Party to depose Thawal Yaladir and his cronies. They executed him, put Iman Erdahin in power. Erdahin dissolved the party and handed over power to the Carriers and granted independence to Tasselvalta.
Seeing the immense and frightening evil of the Communist government, the Carriers decided to reestablish the [[Parliament of Packilvania]] and called for the passage of a new Constitution. Communists, republicans, theocrats and monarchists formed the different factions of the Carriers of Mercy that were in the Parliament. The theocrats and the monarchists formed an alliance and called for a [[Paxist|Paxism]] monarchy under the [[Bedonite dynasty]] with [[Amhoud I]] as the new [[Sultan of Packilvania]]. The republicans were weak and the Communists were reluctant to start another fight so they conceded and a new absolute theocratic monarchy was founded that pursued limited liberalisation in 1985. Many members of the Communist Party were granted amnesty and many kept their jobs. The PLA was merged with the Warriors to form the [[Packilvanian Armed Forces]]. PISA and the PRIA were merged to form the [[Packilvanian State Security Agency]]. To appease the Communists and show that the country had indeed changed, the Carriers were dissolved as an organisation and political parties were banned because the new government felt that parties were dangerous, seemingly dangerous enough to eradicate thousands of people with nuclear weapons.
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