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The War of Tongues was won by Reformist and Secessionist forces, who [[Fall of Alna|captured Alna]] by mid April, then went on the offensive against pro-Theosen forces. Theosen and his cabinet would flee to Koross but, where several members were captured by forces of the [[Second Republic of New Trondheim]]. Theosen boarded a submarine captained by a Loyalist officer and fled to [[Kherni]]. Theosen would live the rest of his life as an exile in Kherni, dying in 1971. With the fall of the Theosen government, Secessionist forces agreed to rejoin the country if a new and signficantly more federalized constitution was adopted. The [[Tevitheimer Constitution of 1960|Constitution of 1960]] was considered sufficient. | The War of Tongues was won by Reformist and Secessionist forces, who [[Fall of Alna|captured Alna]] by mid April, then went on the offensive against pro-Theosen forces. Theosen and his cabinet would flee to Koross but, where several members were captured by forces of the [[Second Republic of New Trondheim]]. Theosen boarded a submarine captained by a Loyalist officer and fled to [[Kherni]]. Theosen would live the rest of his life as an exile in Kherni, dying in 1971. With the fall of the Theosen government, Secessionist forces agreed to rejoin the country if a new and signficantly more federalized constitution was adopted. The [[Tevitheimer Constitution of 1960|Constitution of 1960]] was considered sufficient. | ||
The conflict left Tevitheim divided for a generation. Despite the overturning of secession, secession groups and sympathies were common in parts of Tevitheim. [[Håvard Uzhtank]], who served as [[President of the Northwestern Republic]] from 1959 to 1961 and [[Grand Chancellor of Tevitheim]] from 1971 until his death in 1975 lamented that he saw the tricolor of the Northwestern Republic as much, if not more, than the flag of Tevitheim whenever he visited his home in [[Ditka (Tevitheim Jarldom)|Ditka]]. National politicians from Loyalist regions struggled for decades, only the election of [[James Clinton]] [[1989 Tevitheimer Grand Chancellery Election|in 1989]] broke the streak of Reformist | The conflict left Tevitheim divided for a generation. Despite the overturning of secession, secession groups and sympathies were common in parts of Tevitheim. [[Håvard Uzhtank]], who served as [[President of the Northwestern Republic]] from 1959 to 1961 and [[Grand Chancellor of Tevitheim]] from 1971 until his death in 1975 lamented that he saw the tricolor of the Northwestern Republic as much, if not more, than the flag of Tevitheim whenever he visited his home in [[Ditka (Tevitheim Jarldom)|Ditka]]. National politicians from Loyalist regions struggled for decades, only the election of [[James Clinton]] [[1989 Tevitheimer Grand Chancellery Election|in 1989]] broke the streak of politicians from Reformist or Secessionist regions winning national elections. | ||
=Background= | |||
==Origins== | |||
==1959 Election== | |||
==Removal of Rancini== | |||
=War= | |||
==Secession Crisis== | |||
==Outbreak== | |||
==Fall of Alna== | |||
==Capture of Koross== | |||
=End of the War= | |||
==Constitutional Reforms== | |||
=Legacy= | |||
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The War of Tongues, alternatively known as the 1959 Conflict or the Tevitheimer Civil War was a brief civil conflict over perceived democratic backsliding and authoritarianism by the administration of oberjarl Stroom Theosen in wake of the 1959 election for oberjarl, the head of state and government of the Republic of Tevitheim. Taking advantage of vague constitutional clauses, Theosen and his Worker's Rights Party essentially overturned the results of the election and reinstalled Theosen as oberjarl, removing Valter Rancini of the Federalist Party from office. This removal sparked an upcry, and anti-Theosen forces in several jarldoms declared independence.
The War of Tongues was won by Reformist and Secessionist forces, who captured Alna by mid April, then went on the offensive against pro-Theosen forces. Theosen and his cabinet would flee to Koross but, where several members were captured by forces of the Second Republic of New Trondheim. Theosen boarded a submarine captained by a Loyalist officer and fled to Kherni. Theosen would live the rest of his life as an exile in Kherni, dying in 1971. With the fall of the Theosen government, Secessionist forces agreed to rejoin the country if a new and signficantly more federalized constitution was adopted. The Constitution of 1960 was considered sufficient.
The conflict left Tevitheim divided for a generation. Despite the overturning of secession, secession groups and sympathies were common in parts of Tevitheim. Håvard Uzhtank, who served as President of the Northwestern Republic from 1959 to 1961 and Grand Chancellor of Tevitheim from 1971 until his death in 1975 lamented that he saw the tricolor of the Northwestern Republic as much, if not more, than the flag of Tevitheim whenever he visited his home in Ditka. National politicians from Loyalist regions struggled for decades, only the election of James Clinton in 1989 broke the streak of politicians from Reformist or Secessionist regions winning national elections.