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{{Infobox military conflict | {{Infobox military conflict | ||
| name = Bethausian Civil War | | name = Second Bethausian Civil War | ||
| partof = the [[Imperial Crisis]] | | partof = the [[Imperial Crisis]] | ||
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{{flagicon image|Communist Lorica.png|22px}} Martin Christian<br/> | {{flagicon image|Communist Lorica.png|22px}} Martin Christian<br/> | ||
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The '''Bethausian Civil War''' is an intrastate conflict fought in [[Bethausia]] during the [[Imperial Crisis]] from 15 May 2017 to 21 August 2020. | The '''Second Bethausian Civil War''' is an intrastate conflict fought in [[Bethausia]] during the [[Imperial Crisis]] from 15 May 2017 to 21 August 2020. It is the second in the series of [[Bethausian Civil Wars]]. | ||
The conflict began with the [[Twelve Generals' Rebellion]] where a [[2017 Bethausian coup d'état|military coup]] and multiple insurgencies were instigated by twelve generals of the [[Tatmadaw]] lead by Senior General [[Kaung Thura Kan]]. With the royal government driven out of [[Kengkaw]], the generals solidified their hold on power in the capital by forming the [[State Reconstruction, Development and Preservation Council]], later known as the "Socialist Republic of Barmia" or "Barmia." In the south, the royal government established its seat in [[Paungthoung]] in the [[Taninthayi Region]]. For almost a year, the two sides became locked in a stalemate, until the [[2-11-18 Nationwide Uprising]] forced the junta to suppress internal rebellions and strain its military power. In mid-2018 to early-2019, the decisive victories of the Royalist-planned [[Assault on the Pyamalaw]] and [[Ridge 55]] effectively battered Barmia's military resolve. The remaining years saw the junta struggling to keep its power over its territories, until the [[Battle of Korodo]] forced the junta to accept an {{wp|unconditional surrender}} on 21 August 2020. | The conflict began with the [[Twelve Generals' Rebellion]] where a [[2017 Bethausian coup d'état|military coup]] and multiple insurgencies were instigated by twelve generals of the [[Tatmadaw]] lead by Senior General [[Kaung Thura Kan]], all with [[Lorica]]n support. With the royal government driven out of [[Kengkaw]], the generals solidified their hold on power in the capital by forming the [[State Reconstruction, Development and Preservation Council]], later known as the "Socialist Republic of Barmia" or "Barmia." In the south, the royal government established its seat in [[Paungthoung]] in the [[Taninthayi Region]]. For almost a year, the two sides became locked in a stalemate, until the [[2-11-18 Nationwide Uprising]] forced the junta to suppress internal rebellions and strain its military power. In mid-2018 to early-2019, the decisive victories of the Royalist-planned [[Assault on the Pyamalaw]] and [[Ridge 55]] effectively battered Barmia's military resolve. The remaining years saw the junta struggling to keep its power over its territories, until the [[Battle of Korodo]] forced the junta to accept an {{wp|unconditional surrender}} on 21 August 2020. | ||
The internal conflict became one of the bloodiest in the [[Imperial Crisis]]. Repression and [[2017-20 Aasialainer genocide|genocide against the Aasialainers]] committed by the junta added to the body count. An [[International Crime Tribunal for the Former Socialist Republic of Barmia|international tribunal]] helped to bring the junta's crimes to account, and lead to the incarcerations of General Kaung and the remaining members of the junta. | The internal conflict became one of the bloodiest in the [[Imperial Crisis]], and would remain the bloodiest of the three civil wars. Repression and [[2017-20 Aasialainer genocide|genocide against the Aasialainers]] committed by the junta added to the body count. An [[International Crime Tribunal for the Former Socialist Republic of Barmia|international tribunal]] helped to bring the junta's crimes to account, and lead to the incarcerations of General Kaung and the remaining members of the junta. | ||
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
Latest revision as of 09:35, 10 March 2021
The Second Bethausian Civil War is an intrastate conflict fought in Bethausia during the Imperial Crisis from 15 May 2017 to 21 August 2020. It is the second in the series of Bethausian Civil Wars.
The conflict began with the Twelve Generals' Rebellion where a military coup and multiple insurgencies were instigated by twelve generals of the Tatmadaw lead by Senior General Kaung Thura Kan, all with Lorican support. With the royal government driven out of Kengkaw, the generals solidified their hold on power in the capital by forming the State Reconstruction, Development and Preservation Council, later known as the "Socialist Republic of Barmia" or "Barmia." In the south, the royal government established its seat in Paungthoung in the Taninthayi Region. For almost a year, the two sides became locked in a stalemate, until the 2-11-18 Nationwide Uprising forced the junta to suppress internal rebellions and strain its military power. In mid-2018 to early-2019, the decisive victories of the Royalist-planned Assault on the Pyamalaw and Ridge 55 effectively battered Barmia's military resolve. The remaining years saw the junta struggling to keep its power over its territories, until the Battle of Korodo forced the junta to accept an unconditional surrender on 21 August 2020.
The internal conflict became one of the bloodiest in the Imperial Crisis, and would remain the bloodiest of the three civil wars. Repression and genocide against the Aasialainers committed by the junta added to the body count. An international tribunal helped to bring the junta's crimes to account, and lead to the incarcerations of General Kaung and the remaining members of the junta.
Background
Course of the War
Twelve Generals' Rebellion
Two Bethausias
Case Peafowl and Endgame
Aftermath
War Crimes
A substantial amount of war crimes have been attributed to the Socialist Republic.