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Influenced by the Noelle Group's anti-Azkali disposition, Dravi Gamalag's 1975 Yugim electoral bid officially endorsed Azkalophobia, causing the anti-Azkali faction to predominate within the party. which had previously been split between pro and anti Kali factions based in Charlia and Yamahat, respectively. The party was responsible for the First Bapho-Azkali War and ensuing genocide and enslavement of Azkalis, with then Lotus Party Leader and Yamahati Senator Enik Hansin creating the Azkali Plan alongside Abari Norle. Bartsinan Kalali was nominated by the Lotus Party in the 2002 elections, and served as Yugim until the Noellestan coup in January 2005.
Influenced by the Noelle Group's anti-Azkali disposition, Dravi Gamalag's 1975 Yugim electoral bid officially endorsed Azkalophobia, causing the anti-Azkali faction to predominate within the party. which had previously been split between pro and anti Kali factions based in Charlia and Yamahat, respectively. The party was responsible for the First Bapho-Azkali War and ensuing genocide and enslavement of Azkalis, with then Lotus Party Leader and Yamahati Senator Enik Hansin creating the Azkali Plan alongside Abari Norle. Bartsinan Kalali was nominated by the Lotus Party in the 2002 elections, and served as Yugim until the Noellestan coup in January 2005.


After the Noellastani Civil War, the Lotus Party, having adopted socially progressive policies, contested the 2023 Ukilen Union elections. Former Vice-duke Matsutsang Dsim won a majority in the Yugim elections, whilst the Lotus Party entered into a coalition with the Union Liberal Party in the legislative elections.
After the Noellastani Civil War, the Lotus Party, having adopted socially progressive policies, contested the 2023 Ukilen Union elections. Former Vice-duke Matsutsang Dsim won a majority in the Yugim elections, whilst the Lotus Party lost their outright majority in the Kowazhu, entering into a coalition with the Union Liberal Party in the legislative elections to form a government. Yugim Matsutsang Dsim was assassinated following the Bongsibon incident, subsequent riots, and Bapho-Yamahati conflict, losing its hold on the Yugimship. The party still remains in control of the Kowazhu as of 2026.