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=Pulatec volunteers in the Iqozi-Cuhonhico War= | =Pulatec volunteers in the Iqozi-Cuhonhico War= | ||
Numerous [[Pulacan|Pulatec]] citizens fought as volunteers in the 1967-1971 Iqozi-Cuhonhico War, also known as the Third Uhlangan Civil War. For various reasons, fighters were drawn to join both sides. As the state of Pulacan bordered the conflict zone, Pulatec volunteers made up some of the largest foreign volunteers by nationality in both Iqozi and Cuhonhicah service. The war was an unpopular one in Pulacan, and imposed numerous issues onto the country through disrupted trade, wayward munitions and a massive influx of refugees avoiding conflict. As a result, many Pulatec volunteer fighters were treated with scorn upon their return to Pulacan, especially those that had fought for the defunct Cuhonhico. | |||
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
For much of the 20th century, the area now comprising the modern state of [[Phansi Uhlanga]] was made of two states: the [[Coyotl|Coyotec]]-dominated [[Cuhonhico]], and the {{wp|Bantu|Komontu}}-dominated Democratic People's Republic of Iqozi. | For much of the 20th century, the area now comprising the modern state of [[Phansi Uhlanga]] was made of two states: the [[Coyotl|Coyotec]]-dominated [[Cuhonhico]], and the {{wp|Bantu|Komontu}}-dominated Democratic People's Republic of Iqozi. | ||
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==Pulatec volunteers in Cuhonhico== | ==Pulatec volunteers in Cuhonhico== | ||
Pulatec volunteers signed up with the Cuhonhicah armed forces for numerous reasons. | |||
==Pulatec volunteers in Democratic Iqozi== | ==Pulatec volunteers in Democratic Iqozi== | ||
Much like its counterpart, the people that | |||
==Return to Pulacan== | ==Return to Pulacan== | ||
Revision as of 19:24, 21 September 2023
Pulatec volunteers in the Iqozi-Cuhonhico War
Numerous Pulatec citizens fought as volunteers in the 1967-1971 Iqozi-Cuhonhico War, also known as the Third Uhlangan Civil War. For various reasons, fighters were drawn to join both sides. As the state of Pulacan bordered the conflict zone, Pulatec volunteers made up some of the largest foreign volunteers by nationality in both Iqozi and Cuhonhicah service. The war was an unpopular one in Pulacan, and imposed numerous issues onto the country through disrupted trade, wayward munitions and a massive influx of refugees avoiding conflict. As a result, many Pulatec volunteer fighters were treated with scorn upon their return to Pulacan, especially those that had fought for the defunct Cuhonhico.
Background
For much of the 20th century, the area now comprising the modern state of Phansi Uhlanga was made of two states: the Coyotec-dominated Cuhonhico, and the Komontu-dominated Democratic People's Republic of Iqozi.
Pulatec volunteers in Cuhonhico
Pulatec volunteers signed up with the Cuhonhicah armed forces for numerous reasons.
Pulatec volunteers in Democratic Iqozi
Much like its counterpart, the people that