Quiet War

Quiet War
Part of Grand War
From top, left to right: Panedonian armor rolls into Schlammburg unopposed. Dolch police arrest anti-Imperial politician Imperial ships off Panedonia Rally after Imperial victory
Date 13 April 2022 – 18 April 2022 (5 days) Location Argis, Dolchland Status Dolch Imperial Victory
Main Belligerents
Dolchland Imperial Government Supported by: Habstria Macklenover Bessen-Katzenelm Archduchy of Greater Vethringen Electorate of Tale-Schüssel Electorate of Inner Habstria Duchy of Lesser Vethringen Almstadt Landgraviate of Märzwald Gmunenhochwald	Panedonia Supported by: Wurveria State of the Order of the Dagger Electorate of Runesburg Electorate of Blutflusstal Template:Country data Duchy of Westervark Duchy of Ansbrück Landgraviate of Compenburg and Erska Landgraviate of Tale-Beiberg Landgraviate of Tale-Flußstadt and Ersau
Commanders and leaders
Heinrich Johannes von Ausburg George IX Ernest II	Friedrich VII Wilhelm V Dietrich von Krieger

The Quiet War was a brief, mostly bloodless, conflict over Imperial power in Dolchland. With the growth in power of the Imperial Government, owing to its alliance with Great Anglia, tensions were rising between the traditional rivals of Habstria and Panedonia. With it obvious that the Emperor had begun to rapidly consolidate his power, Panedonia felt pressured to remove the emperor as quickly as possible and set forth with military action. The resulting conflict showed the new proficiency of the Imperial Army versus the older model Dolch army doctrines.

Anticipating the coming attack, the Emperor ordered a military evacuation of Imperial Schlammburg to both spare the city damage and throw off the enemy. When Panedonian forces arrived hoping to capture the Emperor, they entered the city unopposed. At the same time, Imperial units across the center of Dolchland pushed east, quickly occupying several cities sympathetic to the Panedonian cause. In the south, the Dolch Imperial Navy rounded the country and made quick landings in Panedonia, resulting in a quick occupation of Schlammburg, the capture of Friedrich VII, and the collapse of the Panedonian allies.