Aviraultine Revolution

Aviraultine Revolution
Aviraultine Rebellion of 1125 B.W
"A Whiff of Grapeshot", Francois Deliurie Marchons, 1102 B.W
Date	2nd-6th of Silver, 1125 B.W
Location	Avirault
Caused by	Aviraultine Absolutism High Taxation Food Shortages Intrafamilial Liberal Agitation High Taxation
Goals
Resulted in	Victory of the Royalists
Parties to the civil conflict
House of Chaseu House of Chaseu-Brileu Les Parlaments Societe Liberale
Lead figures
Philippe VI Disorganized Leadership
Number
~ 15,000 Infantry ~ 500 Artillery ~ 2,000 Cavalry ~ 50,000 Peasant Insurgents ~ 3,500 Noble Retinue ~ 350 Judicial Guards
Casualties
254 died during initial fighting, 129 during aftermath and clearing of the city. Over 6,500 Peasants dead, numerous wounded. All noble retinues and all judicial guards.
The single bloodiest three days in internal Aviraultine history.