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| caption    = Quenminese troops march through the streets of Qinxiang after the [[Battle of Qinxiang|eponymous battle]], April 1926
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| place      = [[Sarkoros]], [[Tungging Island]], [[Taoyuan]]
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{{flagicon image|East europan imperial alliance 11666.jpg|22px}} [[Autocratic East Europan Imperial Alliance]] (diplomatic)
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* {{flagicon image|AurucoliaFlagOne.png|22px}} [[Aurucolian Sarkoros and Tungging]]
* {{flagicon image|AurucoliaFlagOne.png|22px}} [[Aurucolian Sarkoros and Tungging|Sarkoros and Tungging]]
* {{flagicon image|AurucoliaFlagOne.png|22px}} [[Aurucolian Formosa]]
* {{flagicon image|AurucoliaFlagOne.png|22px}} [[Aurucolian Formosa|Formosa]]
* {{flagicon image|AurucoliaFlagOne.png|22px}} [[Aurucolian Carnatic and East Ceilonnia|Carnatic and East Ceilonnia]]
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* {{flagicon image|Quen minh 691036.jpg|22px}} [[Kiều Hữu Dương]]
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* {{flagicon image|Quen minh 691036.jpg|22px}} [[Phí Tuấn Châu]]
* {{flagicon image|Quen minh 691036.jpg|22px}} [[Phí Tuấn Châu]]
* {{flagicon image|Quen minh 691036.jpg|22px}} [[Nghiêm Quang Hải]]
* {{flagicon image|Quen minh 691036.jpg|22px}} [[Đặng Ly Huệ Tân]]
* {{flagicon image|Quen minh 691036.jpg|22px}} [[Đặng Ly Huệ Tân]]
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The '''Second Auro-Quenminese War''' was an armed conflict that pitted the [[Aurucolian Empire]] against the [[Empire of Quenmin (Eordisverse)|Empire of Quenmin]], with the [[Joyonghean Empire]] providing diplomatic support and military assistance to the former as part of the [[Great Eastern Rivalry]]. The Quenminese long held its sights against the island of [[Taoyuan]], a product of irredentism that traces its origins to the [[Bình Minh Vàng War]]. Secret plans had been composed by the Quenminese military during the first years of the [[Great Eastern Rivalry]], inspired by fears of increasing Joyonghean influence ever since the establishment of Joyonghean-Aurucolian cordial relations However, the plans were turned down due to other ventures in North Oceania and the [[First Joyonghean-Quenminese War]] and the [[Jeongsa War]] where Aurucolia declared neutrality in both conflicts. Subterfuge and espionage were preferred, but failed to make headway due to Joyonghean and Aurucolian counter-efforts.  Two months before the war's commencement, the [[Great Lucis and Accordo|United Kingdom]] knew of the plans of the invasion and urged Quenmin to abandon this prospect, but the latter continued to draw up plans under the guise of forfeiture. Finally, in 1925, with the approval of Emperor [[Xuất Nghìn]], the Quenminese invasion of Aurucolia's Far East colonies commenced under the pretense of avenging the execution of their political operatives involved in a failed coup in Taoyuan, to which the Quenminese portrayed it as an attack on their diplomatic entourage.
The '''Second Auro-Quenminese War''' was an armed conflict that pitted the [[Aurucolian Empire]] against the [[Empire of Quenmin (Eordisverse)|Empire of Quenmin]], with the [[Joyonghean Empire]] providing diplomatic support and military assistance to the former as part of the [[Great Eastern Rivalry]]. The Quenminese long held its sights against the island of [[Taoyuan]], a product of irredentism that traces its origins to the [[Bình Minh Vàng War]]. Secret plans had been composed by the Quenminese military during the first years of the [[Great Eastern Rivalry]], inspired by fears of increasing Joyonghean influence ever since the establishment of Joyonghean-Aurucolian cordial relations However, the plans were turned down due to other ventures in North Oceania and the [[First Joyonghean-Quenminese War]] and the [[Jeongsa War]] where Aurucolia declared neutrality in both conflicts. Subterfuge and espionage were preferred, but failed to make headway due to Joyonghean and Aurucolian counter-efforts.  Two months before the war's commencement, the [[Great Lucis and Accordo|United Kingdom]] knew of the plans of the invasion and urged Quenmin to abandon this prospect, but the latter continued to draw up plans under the guise of forfeiture. Finally, in 1925, with the approval of Emperor [[Xuất Nghìn]], the Quenminese invasion of Aurucolia's Far East colonies commenced under the pretense of avenging the execution of their political operatives involved in a failed coup in Taoyuan, to which the Quenminese portrayed it as an attack on their diplomatic entourage.


After around a year of fighting, despite Aurucolian resistance with Joyonghean diplomatic and military assistance, the Quenminese annexed Taoyuan, Sarkoros, and Tungging Island via the [[Treaty of St. Márton Shaoshui]]. The war brought significant consequences that resonated through East Asianna and the rest of the world. The Quenminese victory heightened fears in Joyonghea about Quenminese unceasing expansionism and military power, and exacerbated the already long-running feud between the two Asiannan empires. Joyonghean efforts of espionage and subterfuge, particularly in Taoyuan, were thwarted by Quenminese counterparts, which provided the Quenminese government and military, especially from the enthusiasm of the [[Quocvangist Quenmin (Eordisverse)|Quocvangists]], the excuse to invade Joyonghean outright. Beyond East Asianna, the United Kingdom ceased all diplomatic relations with the Empire of Quenmin, and the Empire formally established relations with the rest of its rivals, such as [[Archadia-Archedes]], the [[Ruzhite Empire]], and the [[Guadosalam Federation]]. Subsequently, with the finalization by the [[Autocratic East Europan Imperial Alliance]], Quenmin entered the [[Cremologna Pact]], which helped set the Empire's course to fighting against the Allies in the [[Second Europan War]].
After around three years of fighting, despite Aurucolian resistance with Joyonghean diplomatic and military assistance, the Quenminese annexed Taoyuan, Sarkoros, Tungging Island, the Carnatic and East Ceilonnia via the [[Treaty of St. Márton Shaoshui]]. The war brought significant consequences that resonated through East Asianna and the rest of the world. The Quenminese victory heightened fears in Joyonghea about Quenmin's unceasing expansionism and increasing military power, and exacerbated the already long-running feud between the two Asiannan empires. Joyonghea increased its efforts of espionage and subterfuge, particularly in Taoyuan, but were thwarted by Quenminese counterparts. This provided the Quenminese government and military, especially from the enthusiasm of the [[Quocvangist Quenmin (Eordisverse)|Quocvangists]], the excuse to invade Joyonghea outright. Beyond East Asianna, the United Kingdom ceased all diplomatic relations with the Empire of Quenmin, and the Empire formally established relations with the rest of its rivals, such as [[Archadia-Archedes]], the [[Ruzhite Empire]], and the [[Guadosalam Federation]]. Subsequently, with the finalization by the [[Autocratic East Europan Imperial Alliance]], Quenmin entered the [[Cremologna Pact]], which helped set the Empire's course to fighting against the Allies in the [[Second Europan War]]. The war also influenced Aurucolia to join the Allies in the aforementioned conflict.


==Background==
==Background==

Latest revision as of 07:48, 17 February 2024

Second Auro-Quenminese War
Part of the Great Eastern Rivalry
Mukden 1931 japan shenyang.jpg
Quenminese troops march through the streets of Qinxiang after the eponymous battle, April 1926
Date19 September 1925 – 7 May 1928 (2 years, 7 months and 18 days)
Location
Result

Quenminese victory

Territorial
changes
Sarkoros, Tungging Island and Formosa are annexed by Quenmin
Belligerents

Empire of Quenmin


Support

Autocratic East Europan Imperial Alliance (diplomatic)

Aurucolian Empire


Support

Commanders and leaders

The Second Auro-Quenminese War was an armed conflict that pitted the Aurucolian Empire against the Empire of Quenmin, with the Joyonghean Empire providing diplomatic support and military assistance to the former as part of the Great Eastern Rivalry. The Quenminese long held its sights against the island of Taoyuan, a product of irredentism that traces its origins to the Bình Minh Vàng War. Secret plans had been composed by the Quenminese military during the first years of the Great Eastern Rivalry, inspired by fears of increasing Joyonghean influence ever since the establishment of Joyonghean-Aurucolian cordial relations However, the plans were turned down due to other ventures in North Oceania and the First Joyonghean-Quenminese War and the Jeongsa War where Aurucolia declared neutrality in both conflicts. Subterfuge and espionage were preferred, but failed to make headway due to Joyonghean and Aurucolian counter-efforts. Two months before the war's commencement, the United Kingdom knew of the plans of the invasion and urged Quenmin to abandon this prospect, but the latter continued to draw up plans under the guise of forfeiture. Finally, in 1925, with the approval of Emperor Xuất Nghìn, the Quenminese invasion of Aurucolia's Far East colonies commenced under the pretense of avenging the execution of their political operatives involved in a failed coup in Taoyuan, to which the Quenminese portrayed it as an attack on their diplomatic entourage.

After around three years of fighting, despite Aurucolian resistance with Joyonghean diplomatic and military assistance, the Quenminese annexed Taoyuan, Sarkoros, Tungging Island, the Carnatic and East Ceilonnia via the Treaty of St. Márton Shaoshui. The war brought significant consequences that resonated through East Asianna and the rest of the world. The Quenminese victory heightened fears in Joyonghea about Quenmin's unceasing expansionism and increasing military power, and exacerbated the already long-running feud between the two Asiannan empires. Joyonghea increased its efforts of espionage and subterfuge, particularly in Taoyuan, but were thwarted by Quenminese counterparts. This provided the Quenminese government and military, especially from the enthusiasm of the Quocvangists, the excuse to invade Joyonghea outright. Beyond East Asianna, the United Kingdom ceased all diplomatic relations with the Empire of Quenmin, and the Empire formally established relations with the rest of its rivals, such as Archadia-Archedes, the Ruzhite Empire, and the Guadosalam Federation. Subsequently, with the finalization by the Autocratic East Europan Imperial Alliance, Quenmin entered the Cremologna Pact, which helped set the Empire's course to fighting against the Allies in the Second Europan War. The war also influenced Aurucolia to join the Allies in the aforementioned conflict.

Background

The war

Aftermath

Legacy