Hopai Uprising

Hopai Uprising
Part of Second Great War
Location The Kapukan Archipelago and Hanmaric Ocean Result Kapukan victory Territorial changes Kapuku is established
Belligerents
Kapuku Kalist Front Florencia Kilalurak	Zhenia
Commanders and leaders
Aulani Kimo Ahe Lea Uiliama Nihipali Kainehe Keahi some florencian another florencian	Kim Ung Kang Phyo-yong Ri Pyong-chol No Kwang-chol Yun Jong-rin
Strength
168,957 Kapukan soldiers 39,282 Kalists 13,283 Florencians 19 Kilalurians	~87,000 Zhenian soldiers
Casualties and losses
58,987 killed 21,928 wounded ~2,000 missing	39,972 kiilled 18,916 wounded ~1,000 missing
~200,000 total casualties, including civilian

The Hopai Uprsing (Kapukan:ㅎㅗㅍㅏㅣ ㅋㅣㅍㅣㅇㅏㄴㅏ) (Modern Zhenian: 호파이 봉기) was a revolution fought against the Zhenia by the Kalist Front and Kapuku. The conflict lasted from February 6, 1941 to October 16, 1944 lasting about three years. In 1942 both Florencia and Kilalurak joined the war on the side of the revolutionaries.

The revolution started in 1941 from various factors, the main one being the annexation of the crown dependency of Kapuku. The first rebellion started on the island of Hulawa, with the entire island being captured by the revolutionary forces by September 1941. The armies went on to land on the island of Haumea, where feirce Zhenian resistance was seen. The troops prevailed and captured the island, starting a Kalist uprising on the island of Ulukau. At this time, the two nations of Florencia and Kilalurak both joined the war on the side of the revolutionaries. The two revolutionary factions and the forces of Florencia and Kilalurak went on to fight side by side to the city of Lono, where the final and most deadly battle of the war occured. On October 16, 1944 the troops at Lono surrendered, ending the war.

The end of the war lead to the foundation of the nation of Kapuku and the end of Zhenian presence in the Kapukan Archipelago. Kapuku was officially recognized by the world at the end of the Second Great War. October 16th is a national holiday in Kapuku, being celebrated as "Lanakina Day" or "Victory Day". The war is also seen as the beggining of Kapukan friendship with Florencia and Kilalurak, with the Serrapole Pact being founded in 1955.