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Gaullico-Paretian War (1721-1722)
Gaullican troops storm São Agostinho Fortress, 1722
Date 1721-1722 Location Asterias, Paretia, Gaullica Result Gaullican victory Paretia accepts Congress of Cislania Annexation of !Marchenia to Gaullica
Belligerents
Empire of Gaullica	Paretia
Commanders and leaders
Louis V WIP	Henrique III Ângelo Baptista Diego Mac Cionaoith José Mariarosa Cezar Tomás e Salazar

The Gaullico-Paretian War (Gaullican: Guerre Gaullico-Paretienne; Luzelese: Guerra Gaullico-Paretiana) was a military conflict between the Gaullican Empire and Paretia from 1721 to 1722. The war was fought on multiple continents, Gaullica and Paretia in Euclea, primarily in the region of Tosutonia. In the Asterias in modern day Ardesia, Belmonte, and !Marchenia. The conflict came from a disagreement between Gaullica and Paretia over the Congress of Cislania and Paretian expansionism.

The conflict arose out of the Ten Years' War, which Gaullica and Paretia were allies in. The war saw Paretia conquer the Povelian colony of New Povelia, becoming Ardesia, and the Gaullican seizure of Belmonte from Povelia. Belmonte was a former Paretian colony lost in the Luzelese-Povelian War, and was predominantly Luzelese-speaking, Paretia wanted to reclaim the colony, but the treaty that the ended the Ten Years' War, the Congress of Cislania, had Gaullica given Belmonte. Paretia, under King Henrique III, rejected the Congress of Cislania and demanded Belmonte.

Sotirian Liberation Community
Luzelese name	Comunidade de Libertação Sotiriana
Esmeiran name	Comunidad de Liberación Sotiriana
Visegan name	Comunidade de Liberación Sotiriana
Tosuton name	Comunitat d'Alliberament de Sotiriana
Leader	Santiago Prada Cherro
Deputy Leader	Olegario Seabra de Seixas
Founders	Daniel Vaz Henriques
Founded	November 11, 2014 (2014-11-11)
Ideology	Sotirian socialism Social conservatism Religious conservatism Liberation theology
Political position	Syncretic
Religion	Solarian Catholic
Colors	Yellow  Blue
Slogan	Deus, pátria, e unidade! (God, homeland, and unity!)
Câmara do Congresso	0 / 360
Câmara da Assembleia	0 / 120
Regional legislatures	0 / 435
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Paretian War
The aftermath of the Battle of Pico Chairo, Visega, 1533.
Date March 11 1528 – October 3 1537 Location Paretia Result Luzelese and House Azulas victory Unification of the Paretian peninsula Formation of the United Kingdom of Paretia
Belligerents
Luzela Visega Prinipality of Herança Support:	Tosuton Confederation Esmeira Mausoterra Others Support:
Commanders and leaders
Marta I Samuel Carlo II Cássio of Herança Felipe Sanches Gonçalo Bettencourt Infanta Alba Xurxo de Pena †	Jofre X Ramón III † Jimena II Joan Pau of Mausoleu † Matias of Casiovio Biel de Lorenz Teodoro of Espiesa † Narcís Borrull †

The Paretian War was a military conflict on the Paretian Peninsula in the early 16th century that ultimately lead to the unification of the region into Paretia.

1925 Paretian coup
Civilians in Precea hiding from gunfire
Date 29 October 1925 Location Paretia Result Nationalist victory Carlito Palmeira and the PNNP take over government Era of Functionalist Paretia begins PDP members exiled and SPIO members executed
Belligerents
Government of Xulio Sousa Democratic Party of Paretia Military supporters of Sousa Paretian Law Enforcement Paretian Section of the Workers' International Pro-Sousa protesters Support: Etruria	Nationalists New Nation of Paretia Party Military supporters of Palmeira Monarchy of Roberta II Royal Guard of Paretia Absolutists National Catholics Pro-Palmeira protesters Support: Gaullica Amathia
Commanders and leaders
Xulio Sousa Otávio Henriques	Carlito Palmeira Roberta II

New Nation of Paretia Party
Emblem
Luzelese name	Partido de Nova Nação da Paretia
Esmeiran name	Partido de Nueva Nación de Paretia
Visegan name	Partido da Nova Nación de Paretia
Tosuton name	Partit de Nova Nació de Paretia
Abbreviation	PNNP
Leader	Carlito Palmeira
Deputy Leader	Oscar Sanches Clemente Sequeira João Moniz Ventura
Lady	Roberta II
Founders	Carlito Palmeira Clemente Sequeira
Founded	February 16, 1919 (1919-02-16)
Dissolved	XX XX 1934
Newspaper	A Patriota
Student wing	Nationalist Education Front
Youth wing	National Youth Organization
Women's wing	Feminine Section of the PNNP
Paramilitary wing	Os Braçadeiras Roxas "The Purple Armbands"
Ideology	National functionalism Carlitism Paretian nationalism Authoritarianism
Religion	Solarian Catholic
Colors	Grey  Purple
Political parties