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* [[Valle Crucis]] gains independence from [[Cassonne]] within 10 years of peace | * [[Valle Crucis]] gains independence from [[Cassonne]] within 10 years of peace | ||
* Aquitayne annexes [[Port Puichéric]] | * Aquitayne annexes [[Port Puichéric]] | ||
| result = [[Peace of Saint-Catherines 1894|Peace of Saint-Catherines]]<br> | | result = [[Peace of Saint-Catherines 1894|Peace of Saint-Catherines]]<br> | ||
* Cassonne pays reparations to [[Aquitayne]] for full cost of the war<br> | * Cassonne pays reparations to [[Aquitayne]] for full cost of the war<br> | ||
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| War of the Usurper | |||||||||
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| Part of the Reign of Maxime Séraphin and the First Seraphic Revolution | |||||||||
 Battle of Chouteau | |||||||||
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| Belligerents | |||||||||
 Cassonne |
 Aquitayne | ||||||||
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Clément Trausse |
Lord Reich of Freyport | ||||||||
| Strength | |||||||||
| 375,000 - 625,000 | 325,000 - 550,000 | ||||||||
| Casualties and losses | |||||||||
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Combat deaths: 100,000 |
Combat deaths: 75,000 | ||||||||
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Military deaths from disease: 150,000 - 300,000 | |||||||||
The War of the Usurper, War of 1888, or Guerre de l'Usurpateur, was one of the largest conflicts in the 19th century in Astyria. An estimated 900,000-1.2 million soldiers and civilians died as a result of battle, famine, or disease.
Background
Constitutionalism in the Republic
Melisent Séraphin takes power in 1875 after her dad dies and begins trying to bring constitutional reforms to the monarchy.
Restorationists
Group of wealthy merchants and military officers begin colluding to restore absolute authority to the monarchy. Melisent goes on a public speaking tour promoting constitutionalism and gets assassinated by her son.
Rise of Maxime Séraphin
Son assisantes his mother and takes power, begins consolidating authority. Domestic troubles
Domestic troubles in Cassonne
Economic collapse due to harsh authoritarian treatment of military and civilians.
Beginning of hostilities
Using Aquitayne as a scapegoat for the pressure to remove the monarchy from power that his mother was touting, Maxime declares war on Aquitayne for destabilizing the country by trying to remove its monarch, in an attempt to further consolidate power and get the economy working on a war footing. As well as to move the nation's focus away from economic issues. Not expecting much resistance from Aq.