Luepolan War

Luepolan War
Part of the Silent War
Date 2 April 1976 – 8 July 1985 (9 years, 3 months and 6 days) Location Luepola, Oriental Sea Result Luepolan rebel victory: Treaty of Berbest signed Withdrawal of Vierzland from Luepola and Vorochia Vierz-aligned Luepolan and Vorochian government dissolved Luepolan and Vorochian rebel governments internationally recognized
Belligerents
1976-1980: State of Luepola Supported by: Vierz Empire Vorochia Vyzinia Zacotia North Granzery	1976-1980: Luepolan Liberation Army Army of the United Luepolan People Luepolan Home Guard Supported by: Aitic Union Vonzumier Apelia
1980-1985: Vierz Empire North Granzery (until 1984) Vyzinia Zacotia Plosenia (until 1984) Tanavia (until 1983) Supported by: Borland (until 1982) Lairea (1981-82) Yugaria (until 1983) Zastria (1981)	1980-1985: Republic of Luepola Vorochia Supported by: Aitic Union (until 1984) Hevatia Vonzumier Tierada Apelia Cestros Pererra Camardocia South Granzery
Commanders and leaders
Viktor IV Stefan Vogt Uwe Scholz Philipp Lorenz Klaus Schmidt Zdravko Kasun	Emil Pavlaković Ratimir Vuković Branimir Raganović † Mladen Barišić Luka Marinković Matko Broz

The Luepolan War (Vierz: Lüpolenkrieg), known in Luepola and Vorochia as the Liberation War (Luepolan: Oslobodnočni rát; Vorochian: Визвольна війна; Romanized: Vyzvol'na vijna), was a war from 1976 to 1985 in Luepola. Broadly, the conflict was fought between the Vierz Empire, Luepolan revolutionaries who aimed to depose the government of the State of Luepola and expel Vierz forces from the country. The pro-Vierz Vorochian government was overthrown in the March 5 Coup d'Etat, prompting Vorochia to also be targeted by the Vierz invasion initially planned for solely Luepola.

The war began with the Luepolan March Uprising in 1976, and ended with the Treaty of Berbest in July 1985. Though the war encompassed Vorochia in addition to Luepola, international coverage focused largely on the fighting in Luepola, lending to the conflict's most commonly used name outside of Luepola and Vorochia.