Kapahu Alana Revolutionary Movement
| Kapahu Alana Revolutionary Movement | |
|---|---|
ᑳᐸᑲᐁᑲ ᑌᓭᐁᒳ'ᐅᑿᐁ' ᑲᐸᐓ ᐚᐘᓇ Participant in the San Carlos Islands CrisisMovimiento Revolucionario de Kapahu Alana | |
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| Active | 1981–1995, 2003–present |
| Ideology | Esclavetan separatism Esclavetan nationalism Communism/socialism |
| Political position | Far-left |
| Motive(s) | Independence of Esclaveta |
| Founding leader | Kapuni Halia † |
| Commander | Kahili Aolani |
| Headquarters | Esclaveta |
| Size | ~4,000 (1980s) 500–750 (2013) |
| Colours | Red and white |
| Allies |  CR-JHPM (formerly) CLO (formerly) M–12–O (formerly) MISC (formerly) FAR-NP (formerly) FAR-NS |
| Opponent(s) |  Creeperopolis El Salvador New Gandor Frente NEPOC (formerly) |
| Battles and war(s) | San Carlos Islands Crisis |
| Designated as a terrorist organisation by | |
| Creeperopolis El Salvador | |
The Kapahu Alana Revolutionary Movement (Creeperian Spanish – Iberic: Movimiento Revolucionario de Kapahu Alana; abbreviated as MRKA; Esclavetan: ᑳᐸᑲᐁᑲ ᑌᓭᐁᒳ'ᐅᑿᐁ' ᑲᐸᐓ ᐚᐘᓇ, Kwakek Tselh'ukè' Kapahu Alana) is a militant group established in 1981 and reestablished in 2003 as a separatist movement on the island of Esclaveta in the San Carlos Islands, a department of Creeperopolis. The group is composed of mostly Natives or Native-mixed peoples who denounce the historical actions of Creeperian colonizers on the island of Esclaveta, which itself means "Place of the Slaves" since it is where the Captaincy General of the San Carlos Islands kidnapped most of its slaves from.
The group has adopted a communist/socialist ideology in opposition to Creeperian rule and Romerism. It is named after Kapahu Alana, a Native leader of the Great Revolt of Esclaveta from 1440 until his disappearance in 1441.
