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===Djenibek uprising=== | ===Djenibek uprising=== | ||
{{Main|Battle of Djenibek}} | {{Main|Battle of Djenibek}} | ||
On October 13, 1919, Sosymet forces numbering around 13,000 covertly gathered in [[Djenibek]] | [[File:Captured Irish soldiers in Stafford Gaol after the failed 1916 Easter Uprising.jpg|thumb|upright=0.8|right|Sosymet soldiers in Djenibek]] | ||
On October 13, 1919, Sosymet forces numbering around 13,000 covertly gathered in [[Djenibek]] began their uprising by seizing government offices, the post office, and key factories. By October 15th they had control over the entire municipality and Sosymet leader [[Joseph Tinnerdam]] declared the [[Sosymet republic]], thus kickstarting the Civil War and War of Independence. In response the [[Imperial Nelbec Army]] (INA) dispatched the 3rd Division to put down the uprising, however when the unit reached Walybek they mutinied, joining the Sosymet uprising. With control over Djenibek and Walybek secured, the Sosymet army started to expand their control Southward. | |||
===Continued Allied Offensive=== | |||
Facing little resistance from the [[Nelbec Empire]] and support from the war-weary population, the Sosymets quickly captured villages while marching towards Fjedor and Sjon. Forces from the INA were stripped from the [[Nelbec Front|front line]] to halt the rebellion, weakening the Nelbec Empires ability to halt the continueing Allied Offensive. On October 30 Allied forces were able to take advantage of the weakened position and encircled INA forces north of [[Doduc]]. | |||
==Kjedorate Regime Established== | ==Kjedorate Regime Established== | ||
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.jpg) Civilian buildings in outer Conelibek in 1920 | ||||||||
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Regionalists Wilskland [b]  Tjebian Militias (1920-1922) Monarchist Militias (1921-1922) | ||||||
The Seketese Civil War was a civil conflict that immediately followed the Seketese War of Independence during the Seketese Revolution. The war was principally fought between the Kjedorate Republic, Sosymet Republic, and co-belligerent factions.
Background
Combatants
Kjedorates
Sosymets
Regionalist forces
Warfare
Start of the war
Djenibek uprising
On October 13, 1919, Sosymet forces numbering around 13,000 covertly gathered in Djenibek began their uprising by seizing government offices, the post office, and key factories. By October 15th they had control over the entire municipality and Sosymet leader Joseph Tinnerdam declared the Sosymet republic, thus kickstarting the Civil War and War of Independence. In response the Imperial Nelbec Army (INA) dispatched the 3rd Division to put down the uprising, however when the unit reached Walybek they mutinied, joining the Sosymet uprising. With control over Djenibek and Walybek secured, the Sosymet army started to expand their control Southward.
Continued Allied Offensive
Facing little resistance from the Nelbec Empire and support from the war-weary population, the Sosymets quickly captured villages while marching towards Fjedor and Sjon. Forces from the INA were stripped from the front line to halt the rebellion, weakening the Nelbec Empires ability to halt the continueing Allied Offensive. On October 30 Allied forces were able to take advantage of the weakened position and encircled INA forces north of Doduc.