The Battle of Asine

Battle of Asine
Part of the Decade of Unrest
Date August 18th, 1922 Location Asine Result Decisive Rintyari Victory
Belligerents
Rintyari Empire	Women's Revolutionary Party of Rintyar
Commanders and leaders
Warmistress Sanath Wierleck	Vladara Lanin
Strength
104th Explorators 23rd Infantry Division	30,000 Revolutionaries
Casualties and losses
5,431 dead 6,000 wounded	20,000 dead 10,000 captured and executed

The Asine Revolution of 1922 was a conflict between the rising Asine chapter of the Women’s Revolutionary Party of Rintyar against the existing City of Asine. The conflict was noted for its brutal city combat, mass execution of suspected ‘Collaborators’ by the WRPA, and its radical reshaping of Rintyari society towards both Communism within and abroad.

After approximately three months of fighting, the city was secured and most of the surviving members of the revolution were executed for various crimes. Infamously, General Sanath Wierleck would also order the execution of much of the city’s upper class and nobility for cowardice during and after the Revolution, as many had refused to fight as was expected of them in such a crisis.