Ebrarian Civil War

Ebrarian Civil War
From top, left to right: Brigade of the Ebrarian Republican Army; Burning of Egschwil by Gallasian People's Army; Vorstish Guard advance into rebel territory; Royal Army soldiers on a troop transport; Foreign republican volunteers
Date 15 Jul 1920 - 3 Mar 1932 Location Ebrary Result Republican victory End of the Kingdom of Ebrary Establishment of the Republic of Ebrary as a democratic republic Establishment of the semiautonomous Republic of Gallasia Abolishment of titles of nobility and confiscation of noble estates Exile of the Ebrarian royal family and many members of the Ebrarian nobility
Belligerents
Monarchists Kingdom of Ebrary Loyalist Militias Vorstish Guard (until 1925) Foreign volunteers	Republicans Ebrarian Republican Army People's Legion United Red Brigades Gallasian People's Army United Labor Union Syndicalist Party of Ebrary Foreign volunteers
Commanders and leaders
Marco II	Georgio Rodrigo

The Ebrarian Civil War was a civil war in Ebrary fought from 1920 to 1932. Monarchists loyal to King Marco II of the aging Kingdom of Ebrary, supported by loyalist militias, fought against an insurrection by the Republicans, an alliance of liberals, socialists, labor unions and syndicalists, led by a military mutiny among whom General and later President of the Republic, Georgio Rodrigo quickly achieved a preponderant role.

Combatants

Republicans

Ebrarian Republican Army

The Ebrarian Republican Army (ERA) comprised the largest grouping of the Republican coalition. The core of the Ebrarian Republican Army was formed when Ebrarian generals revolted in a mutiny against royalist rule. The ERA was led by a cadre of reform-minded commanders centered around General Georgio Rodrigo.

People's Legion

The People's Legion was a loose confederation of citizens militias on the side of the Republicans in the Ebrarian Civil War. The leadership of the People's Legion largely rejected the more radical mentality of the radical leftist groups, with its leaders being inspired by radical liberal or moderate socialist thought.