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| conflict = March Revolution | |||
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| partof = the [[Euclean Spring]] | |||
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| date = 3 January 1856 – 16 February 1856<br />({{Age in years, months, weeks and days|day1=03|month1=01|year1=1856|day2=16|month2=2|year2=1856}}) | |||
| place = [[Sunrosian Monarchy|Sunrosia]] | |||
| result = Constitutionalist victory | |||
* Abdication of [[George VII William, Sunrosian Monarch|George VII William]] in favour of [[Adalbert XVII, Sunrosian Monarch|Adalbert XVII]] | |||
* End of {{wp|absolutism}} in Sunrosia | |||
* Beginning of the [[Sunrosian Monarchy#Adalbertine Monarchy|Adalbertine Monarchy]] | |||
| combatant1 = {{ubl| {{flagicon|Sunrosia|royal}} Sunrosian Empire}} | |||
| combatant2 = {{ubl| {{flagicon|Sunrosia}} Constitutionalists | |||
| {{flagicon image|Sunrosian republican flag (1856).png}} Republicans | |||
| {{flagicon image|Red flag.svg}} Socialists | |||
}} | |||
| commander1 = {{ubl| '''[[George VII William, Sunrosian monarch|George VII William]]''' | |||
| [[Sunrosia|Sigismund zu Rofsteen]] | |||
| [[Sunrosia|Alexander von Goldingen]] | |||
}} | |||
| commander2 = {{ubl| '''[[Adalbert XVII, Sunrosian monarch|Adalbert XVII]]''' | |||
| [[Sunrosia|Albrecht Myrthendorf]] | |||
| [[Sunrosia|Heinrich Eisenberg]] | |||
| [[Sunrosia|Korla Nadolny]] | |||
}} | |||
| strength1 = 10,000 | |||
| strength2 = Between 30,000 and 50,000 | |||
| casualties1 = {{ubl| | |||
| 392 killed | |||
| 1,578 wounded | |||
}} | |||
| casualties2 = {{ubl| | |||
| 1,451 killed | |||
| 9,000 wounded | |||
}} | |||
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The '''Sunrosian Revolution of 1856''', also known as the '''March Revolution''', was a revolution in the [[Sunrosian Monarchy]]. The revolution started as a wave of unrest throughout the Monarchy in the wake of its defeat in the [[War of the Triple Alliance]], and culminated with a popular uprising by in the former capital city of [[Coerz]] on 6 February leading the [[Coerz|Grand Council of Coerz]] to proclaim [[Adalbert XVII, Sunrosian monarch|Adalbert XVII]] as monarch and calling for the abdication of incumbent [[George VII William, Sunrosian monarch|George VII William]]. After a period of eight days popularly known as ''the Longest Week'', George VII William chose to abdicate and Adalbert XVII became the undisputed monarch of Sunrosia, signing the [[Constitutional Charter of 1856]], marking the end of {{wp|absolutism}} and beginning of {{wp|constitutionalism}} in Sunrosia. | |||
paragraph about the defeat and the minor uprisings | |||
paragraph about the coerz uprising | |||
paragraph about the longest week | |||
paragraph about the legacy | |||
Revision as of 21:44, 15 February 2020
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The Sunrosian Revolution of 1856, also known as the March Revolution, was a revolution in the Sunrosian Monarchy. The revolution started as a wave of unrest throughout the Monarchy in the wake of its defeat in the War of the Triple Alliance, and culminated with a popular uprising by in the former capital city of Coerz on 6 February leading the Grand Council of Coerz to proclaim Adalbert XVII as monarch and calling for the abdication of incumbent George VII William. After a period of eight days popularly known as the Longest Week, George VII William chose to abdicate and Adalbert XVII became the undisputed monarch of Sunrosia, signing the Constitutional Charter of 1856, marking the end of absolutism and beginning of constitutionalism in Sunrosia.
paragraph about the defeat and the minor uprisings
paragraph about the coerz uprising
paragraph about the longest week
paragraph about the legacy