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|date= 2 January 1938 – 25 March 1955<br />({{Age in years, months, weeks and days|month1=01|day1=02|year1=1938|month2=03|day2=25|year2=1955}}) | |date= 2 January 1938 – 25 March 1955<br />({{Age in years, months, weeks and days|month1=01|day1=02|year1=1938|month2=03|day2=25|year2=1955}}) | ||
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''First phase:'' 2 January 1938 – 16 July 1951<br> | |||
''Second phase:'' 16 July 1951 – 30 April 1952<br> | |||
''Third phase:'' 30 April 1952 – 25 March 1955 | |||
|partof= the [[Great Game (Aurorum)|Great Game]] | |partof= the [[Great Game (Aurorum)|Great Game]] | ||
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* Rise of the insurgent Ditlihis | * Rise of the insurgent Ditlihis | ||
* Spillover of conflict into [[Ochoccola]], [[1950 Ochoccolan coup d'état|1950 coup d'état]], establishment of the [[People's Republic of Ochoccola]] | * Spillover of conflict into [[Ochoccola]], [[1950 Ochoccolan coup d'état|1950 coup d'état]], establishment of the [[People's Republic of Ochoccola]] | ||
* First Akonshuk War in | * First Akonshuk War in 1952–1955 | ||
* Adoption of Assembly of Nations Security Council Resolution 289 | * Adoption of Assembly of Nations Security Council Resolution 289 | ||
* Establishment of the Line of Control between Ochoccola and Chelagey in 1955 | * Establishment of the Line of Control between Ochoccola and Chelagey in 1955 | ||
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* ~8,000 wounded | * ~8,000 wounded | ||
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The '''Chelageyan Civil War''' ({{wp|French language|Sarracese}}: ''Guerre civile chélageyaise''), also referred to as the '''Chelageyan Revolution''' ({{wp|French language|Sarracese}}: ''Révolution chélageyaise''), was a period of political instability and {{wp|civil war}} in [[Chelagey]] from 1938 to 1955. It is generally agreed to encompass three distinct phases: the insurgent opposition to the {{wp|loyalism|loyalist}} remnants of the {{wp|authoritarianism|authoritarian}} dictatorship of Omema Cheueta after his {{wp|assassination}} in 1938 and the attempts by rivaling factions within the military and the National Popular Action Movement (MNAP) to oust it; the subsequent campaign of the Clement Leroy Couchér-led military government against the [[People's Republic of Ochoccola|Ochoccola]]-backed Ditlihis beginning in 1951; and the near-simultaneous war fought between the Couchér regime and the PRO over the Akonshuk region on [[Godrica]], which is sometimes regarded as the distinct '''Chelago-Ochoccolan War of 1952-1955''' or '''First Akonshuk War'''. | |||
[[Category:Aurorum]][[Category:History of Aurorum]][[Category:Alvinia]][[Category:Conflicts in Aurorum]][[Category:Chelagey]] | [[Category:Aurorum]][[Category:History of Aurorum]][[Category:Alvinia]][[Category:Conflicts in Aurorum]][[Category:Chelagey]] | ||
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The Chelageyan Civil War (Sarracese: Guerre civile chélageyaise), also referred to as the Chelageyan Revolution (Sarracese: Révolution chélageyaise), was a period of political instability and civil war in Chelagey from 1938 to 1955. It is generally agreed to encompass three distinct phases: the insurgent opposition to the loyalist remnants of the authoritarian dictatorship of Omema Cheueta after his assassination in 1938 and the attempts by rivaling factions within the military and the National Popular Action Movement (MNAP) to oust it; the subsequent campaign of the Clement Leroy Couchér-led military government against the Ochoccola-backed Ditlihis beginning in 1951; and the near-simultaneous war fought between the Couchér regime and the PRO over the Akonshuk region on Godrica, which is sometimes regarded as the distinct Chelago-Ochoccolan War of 1952-1955 or First Akonshuk War.