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Lainese Civil War
Lainese Civil War 内戰勑 | |||||||
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Part of the Great War (from 1928) | |||||||
Clockwise from the top: Lainese soldiers marching in Taivin City; King Cai Buang Chet carried by his entourage; NSP soldiers standing in line; Song Hanh adressing the foreign diplomats in Sanday | |||||||
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1928–1931 |
1928–1931 | ||||||
1931–1935 |
1931–1935 Kudhki Inipendence Front
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Song Hanh (1928-1931) | |||||||
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c. TBD |
c. TBD |
The Lainese Civil War was a civil war that took place in Lainan during the Great War fought over by several changing factions over the future direction of the country. The war fits into the global framework of societal, political and cultural upheaval that took place during the Great War. The conflict is divided into three parts: the Tet Uprising, the 1931 Ceasefire and the Continuation War. It both bgean after and ended before the Great War.
During the years leading up to the conflict, Lainan was a vassal of Xiaodong and was also forced to grant several consessions to foreign powers from Euclea. Lainan had experienced very limited industrialization and urbanization, however the arrival of various foreign ideologies sturred discontent within the Lainese populace towards the government. This discontent towards Lainan's governing elite led to the creation of the Phuc Hung Society that sought to reform the country. The PHS became an umbrella group for many anti-government movements such as the Giai Phong and the Lainese Republican Movement. The organization also influntrated the ranks of the Lainese army and government. Originally funded and supported by the Estmere in order to combat Gaullican influence in the region, by the windup to the Great War, the Phuc Hung Society also received support from Senria to lessen Xiaodongese control over Lainan.
With the sudden outbreak of the Great War, Lainese anti-government movements began to sabotage and interfere with the government's war effort. Due to the sudden start of the Great War the Phuc Hung Society was largely unprepared to begin armed resistance. Actual fighting would take place a year later starting during the Lainese Lunar New Years celebrations or Tết. The Tet uprising - King - support - Collapse - NSP - Left