Seran Secessionist War

The Seran Secessionist War
Top to bottom: The Battle of Kyne's Way The Battle of Black Waters' Pass Soldiers with the 4th Infantry Squad A platoon of Royal Army soldiers headed to reinforce Fort Ironstead
Date November 29th, 1920 - July 22nd, 1926 (5 years and 235 days) Location Unified Sera, Adula Result The United States of Sera victory Dissolution of the Union of Secessionist States, territorial integrity preserved, increase in federal authority, monarchy authority solidified
Belligerents
The United States of Sera	The Union of Secessionist States
Commanders and leaders
Queen Zuri Tu'Aruc General Kobe Zawadi	President Takumbo ya Mbaku  General Toure Amin ya Mbaku
Strength
2,200,000 698,000 (peak)	750,000–1,000,000
Casualties and losses
110,000+ KIA/MIA/DOW 230,000+ accident/disease deaths 365,000+ total dead 282,000+ wounded 181,193 captured Total: 828,000+ casualties	94,000+ KIA/MIA//DOW 26,000–31,000 died in Union prisons 290,000+ total dead 137,000+ wounded 436,658 captured Total: 864,000+ casualties
50,000 civilians dead Total: 616,222

The flag of the United States of Sera

The flag of the Union of Secessionist States

Status of the states, 1920

   Secessionists (Union of Secessionist States)

   Federal Monarchists (United States of Sera)

The Seran Secessionist War, Secessionist War, Civil War, and "The War" was an armed conflict between the United States of Sera (or the Federation) and the Union of Secessionist States (also known as the Separatists) fought between November 29th, 1920 to December 30th, 1926. The central cause of the war was the belief that the federal government was garnering too much power over the states and was unduly taxing the eastern-most states. This belief deeply troubled The Mbaku Party and The Sakhile Party as both parties desired a federal government that was small in size and could not exert much control over the states themselves.

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