Second Arcandian Revolution

Second Arcandian Revolution
Whispers of Rebellion (1874)
Date December 12, 1873 – October 15, 1875 Location Arcandias (Valora, Ignatia) Result Independence of Valora and Ignatia from foreign colonial powers Partial independence for Arcandias Establishment of the Arcandian Council Thalassia remains under foreign control (until 1922)
Belligerents
Arcandian Revoultionary Forces	Terra Argo
Commanders and leaders
Rafael Vargas Isabella de Soto	Unkown
Strength
10,000 mercenaries and local volunteers	15,000 colonial troops
Casualties and losses
3,500 killed or wounded	4,200 killed or wounded

The Second Arcandian Revolution (1873–1875) was a successful independence movement in Arcandias, fueled by the rise of a new class of wealthy businessmen and backed by influential local elites. The revolution sought to control Arcandias' lucrative trade in luxury goods and rare minerals from Terra Argo colinizers. Unlike the failed First Arcandian Revolution, which had been undermined by a lack of resources and support, the Second Revolution was carefully planned and funded, resulting in the successful liberation of two of Arcandias' three main islands in 1875. The final island remained under colonial control until 1922, when a series of negotiations and financial buyouts brought the islands together under a unified Arcandias for the first time.