Inter-Ottonian Conflict
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The Inter-Ottonian Conflict is the name for a series of ultimately directly-related conflicts dating back to the Wars of Ottonian Unification and the struggle for control over the nation.
While the battle lines in such a long conflict did not remain entirely the same, for the most part the belligerents were divided between "progressives" and "conservatives", most-often (if not exclusively) embodied by pro-Republican and pro-Monarchy forces respectively. This larger conflict was also punctuated by internal conflicts among the factions, although these two generally tended to be defined by a similar progressive vs conservative factional dichotomy.
After more than a century of conflict, and a century of a divided nation, the conflict is considered to have ended with the 2022 South Ottonian Revolution causing the end of the United Kingdom of Ottonia's governance on the Ottonian mainland and the ensuing year of close cooperation between the Draakuri Emergency Transitional Administration.
Roots of the Conflict
Wars of Ottonian Unification (1854 - 1868)
Post-Unification Political & Social Struggles
War of the Charters (1870 - 1871)
War over Ottonia's constitution.