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Peninsular Revolutions
Part of the Post-Cornicae conflicts
Cuthish soldiers conduct a raid in Kingsham during the Christmas Uprising
Date 25 December 1943 – 20 January 1944 (3 weeks and 5 days) Location Cutho-Waldish Peninsula Result Peninsularist victory Overthrow of republican governments in Cuthland and Waldrich Establishment of Peninsularist rule Beginning of Cutho-Waldish reunification
Belligerents
Peninsular Army	Republic of Cuthland Republic of Waldrich
Commanders and leaders
Gerrit Hartnell Sikke Rijnders	Harold Blakemore Aldert Hoekstra
Casualties and losses
4,000+ killed

The Peninsular Revolutions were a series of armed uprisings across the Cutho-Waldish Peninsula during the winter of 1943–44. Peninsularist rebels led by Gerrit Hartnell revolted against the republican governments of Cuthland and Waldrich, which had gained their independence several months prior following the collapse of Cornicae. The Revolutions resulted in the establishment of Peninsularist governments in both nations, and led to the reunification of Cuthland-Waldrich with the signing of the Treaty of Wesselstêd in June 1944.