Neocon War
The Neocon War (20 March 2030 - 1 November 2040), also recognized as the Neoconservative War, was fought between the Heimdallr Council led by the United Kingdom, Erebonian Empire, Gallia-Bruhl, Rubrum, Zanarkand, and New Akiba against the Neocon nations led by Quenmin, Joyonghea, Bethausia, Holy Trabian Empire, Concordia, and their puppet states. The war was the result of the split that occureed among the Allied side during the Chalcedonic War.
The causes for the war were as follows:
- The growing rift splintering between two Allied factions, mainly the Heimdallr Council and the Neoconservatives, with neoconservative propaganda playing a significant role
- The disagreement on the future of East Europa, with the Heimdallr Council supporting a Constitutional Monarchy under Louis Ferdinand I, the brother of Maximillian III and the youngest son of Maximillian II; and the Neoconservatives pushing for a single-state republic under a puppet government.
- The plot by the Neocons to capture Louis Ferdinand I and ending East Europa's Imperial Family.
- The efforts of the Tryphonic League to prevent the growth of the Neo-Seleucid Movement's intervention in world affairs and halting the abuse of the Neocon countries' use of the Seleucid artifacts.
Although the Neocons were successful in the early parts of the war, strong supports across Europa, Africanna, and the Middle East for the Heimdallr faction grew, with Neoconservative dissatisfaction beginning to grow in 2035, following the failed attempt to invade both Erebonia and Calvard by the Neoconservatives. Coupled with strong resistance to the Neocons in East Europa, the Neocon faction started to lose its grip in Europa and eventually to its respective territories and puppet governments, as pro-Independence movements in puppet governments grew.