Quenminese Front

Quenminese Front
Part of Siduri War
Quenminese soldiers in 1936
Date 6 October 1934 - 2 May 1937 Location Quenmin, Eastern Siduri Result Common Axis Victory Withdrawal of all Inner Sphere forces from Quenmin Coup in Allamunnika
Belligerents
Common Axis Đại Quến Cacertian Empire Ruvelka	Inner Sphere Republic of Syara Allamunnika (1934-1937)
Commanders and leaders
Common Axis Đức Khểnh Lý Học Thao Viên Đỗ Cà Bình Hao Mạc Hiếu Quang Kiều Hữu Dương Nguyễn Vạn Thắng Phạm Nguyên Hanh Chi Phó Minh Duyên Sái Trung Nguyên Vĩnh Tuấn Long Thảo Cường Lạc Mỹ Rosalia Sarissita Filomena Marcello Andrea Doria Arno Damien Alvaro Mangini	Inner Sphere Sasko Anastasov Zdravko Merakovski Jirayr Bedrosian
Strength
7,500,000 (peak)	5,250,000 (peak)
Casualties and losses
4,500,000 killed 10,750,000 wounded	3,600,000 killed 8,000,000 wounded

The Quenminese Front was a theater of conflict between the Inner Sphere and the Common Axis during the Siduri War, pitting the Republic of Syara and Fascist Allamunnika against Quenmin, Cacerta, and Ruvelkan forces in exile. The conflict ocurred largely within Quenmin and along the Quenminese-Allamunnic border. The military theater is recognized with numerous names: among Syaran histographers, it is known as the Eastern Front; among contemporary Quenminese historians, it is recognized the Quenminese Theater, the Great Eastern War or the War of the Inner Sphere; among the Golden Nation propagandists, it was deemed the Liberation War for the Imperial Motherland; and among general historians, it is known as the the Eastern Siduri Theater.

The Quenminese Front began in October 1934 when the Army of the Syaran Republic and the Allamunnic Army launched a joint invasion of Quenmin, overrunning the Quenminese border and armed forces. The Inner Sphere advance was halted during the winter, and Quenminese forces were thereafter bolstered with thousands of fresh conscripts and reinforcing Cacertian troops. In the spring of 1935 the Inner Sphere launched a second offensive, but suffered heavy casualties and made little progress. In autumn the Common Axis launched a counter-offensive, repelling Inner Sphere forces back throughout the front. Inner Sphere fortunes were revived with the launch of Operation Rhipsaspia in April 1936, but in the summer Common Axis armored forces routed the Inner Sphere from Quenmin almost entirely. Quenmin served as the staging ground for a Common Axis invasion of Allamunnika in the fall of 1936, though it was beaten back after heavy Inner Sphere losses. Another attempt at invading Quenmin by the Inner Sphere was beaten back in early 1937 from the success the Quenminese-planned Operation Kunai Grass, followed by a major counter-offensive that drove deep into southern Allamunnika, triggering it's withdrawal from the war.

The battles on the Quenminese Front saw the bloodiest fighting and largest engagements of the Siduri War, and some of the largest military confrontations in history. Over ten million troops took part in the theater at all times, resulting in more than eight million people killed and nearly 20 million wounded. The Quenminese Front heavily influenced the outcome of the war, as Quenmin became the staging ground for Common Axis invasions of Allamunnika, which eventually succeeded in knocking them out of the war. Both sides comitted various war crimes, including the torture and starvation of prisoners of war, and aerial bombings of civilian targets. The fighting on the Quenminese Front also produced some of the most well known commanders on both sides of the war, including Kiều Hữu Dương, Phó Minh Duyên and Zdravko Merakovski.