Peasant Popular Party (Premysloides Dynasty)

Historical background
Peasant Popular Party (name accepted in 1480) was founded as radical faction of Liberal Party in 1368 and as reaction of "Great Land Crisis" of 1365.

Great Land Crisis of 1365 was collapse of market with food commodities, inflation of prices of food and lands and hunger riots in Bosnia, south Serbia and eastern parts of Asia Minor. Great Land Crisis was result of agressive imperial agrarian policy after Dark Age, land confiscation by Imperial Military, insurance and banking problems (Templar and ITC banks were not able to provide loans for farmers) and pressure of Imperial Trade Company on peasants and smallholders to sell their lands.

During hungry riots, about 8,000 peasants and imperial troops were killed or wounded and Imperial Government was forced to provide loans for peasants from treasury, stop Imperial Military from "confiscation policy" and force Imperial Trade Company to relieve pressure on peasants.

Despite this concessions, Peasant Faction, later Peasant Popular Party was formed.

Party existed as official election movement since 1480 until Interregnum, during which Imperial Senate, include few Liberal Party senators affiled with Peasant Popular Party, supported liberalisation and democratisation process within Roman Empire. After Interregnum, two thirds of party membership were killed or sent to labour camps and party was abolished.

Party was restored during late Empress Irene reign in 1652, but did not reach pre-Interregnum influence. According results of 2015 local parliament elections, Peasant Popular Party won 27 deputies of 3616 all deputies.