Second Civil War of Thracistan

Second Civil War of Thracistan
Part of Thraci unrest
A Kantic Thraci Confederation Armed Forces soldier filmed during the Chunghandi War.
Date 1678 AN - 1706 AN Location Thracistan Result The territory has been handed over to Çakaristan, except for the city of Kadim.
Belligerents
Thracistan government Çakaristan	Kantisha Liberation Front
Commanders and leaders
Hasan Ladin Mutasim al-Baccus
Units involved
Armed Forces of Thracistan Çakari Armed Forces	Kantisha Liberation Front
Strength
55,000 90,000	28,000
Casualties and losses
12,378 killed	14,172 killed

The Second Civil War of Thracistan was a civil war that started with minor uprisings in 1678 AN, in which periods of intense conflict were experienced in the 1680s and still continues today. This war usually takes place in Kantisha, with Thracistan and PDF and KLF being the warring sides. In 1706 AN, Çakaristan began a mission in support of Thracistan. The war ended soon after Çakaristan took part. With the Kadim Treaty, the territory except for the city of Kadim was handed over to Çakaristan.

War

1678 AN

The civil war was a result of growing protests, many Kantic gathered in Hinnagili and attacked the state building, 135 government employees were killed. The Thracistan government carried out a sudden operation to KLF for revenge, many weapons were seized, KLF in return organized a suicide bombing action on the same provincial building and the building was severely damaged. In response to the KLF, the government carried out an operation to its secret bunker in Hinnagili and killed many.

In the fifth month of this year, the start of the Civil War was confirmed by both parties and the mutual war officially started on 12.05.1678. In 11 Butterary 1678 KLF gained full control of Hinnagili, Mandalgundi was made the capital of possible independent Kantisha. On the morning of 21 Konil 1678 AN, government forces took back the suburbs of the city of Hinnagili and blocked the railway. On 3 Tasnember 1678, Mankot was captured by the KLF and government forces were forced to leave the city, the government forces were forced to withdraw from Hinnagili to aid soldiers leaving Mankot. On 9 Dankember 1678, the KLF tied the town of Badukur to itself through riots, and government forces were dispatched from the town, government forces began their solidarity to defend Chaumkati.

2 Geburtser In 1678, KLF forces attempted to distribute arms to the people to revolt in Chaumkati, but the weapons were seized by the government, Mandalgundi was bombed. In 18 Geburtser 1678, KLF forces captured the wealthy town of Ramkha, but was taken back by Thracistan the next day.

1679 AN

• 13.I.1679 AN: KLF started to organize intensively in the region, and a meeting was held with some of the caste leaders. This caught the attention of the Thracistan government. In those days, the conflict was not too intense, Thracistan took back some towns, KLF began to block the highway to protect their cities, and the railroad was blocked from functioning.

• 20.III.1679 AN: The first hot war took place with the KLF, Thracistan carried out a swift operation to take back the city of Chagai, which it had recently lost, and the Thracistan forces, advancing to the outskirts of the city in 5 hours, started to advance towards the city within 3 hours after that. Chagai, a city with a population of fifty thousand, is a very rich city in terms of notch fields and fertile lands. Unwilling to give the city to Thracistan, the KLF tried to resist for a long time, but the city was severely damaged and its secret shelters were exposed, and many of the townspeople were temporarily staying in camps.

• 5.X.1679 AN: Instability broke out in Thracistan, the crisis was still looming years later, Thracistan began fighting defensively in Kantisha and did not launch massive attacks to avoid risking its resources. For KLF this was seen as an advantage and would have almost everything of the island except North Bank in Kantisha.

1680s AN

The Thraci Confederation had to resist for ten years, with the Kantic forces imposing such an embargo that the Thrace government had to deal with intense famine in the region. The maritime border with Floria was all owned by the KLF, which was causing the goods from Floria to be stuck with the KLF at customs. Even if the Thrace forces were unable to repair the cities they owned, they were in the midst of an infamous battle with health problems.

1685-1690 AN

Peace negotiations were held between 1685 and 1690, this peace process was going through severe pain. The parties could not reach it, the KLF was a supporter of declaring its independence more directly than the referendum, while the Thraci side demanded more autonomy. Both these ideas were rejected and a 1 km long buffer zone was proposed to the border.

1690s AN

It was during this period that the KLF began to formalize the Independent Kantisha. The KLF-controlled area and the Thraci-ruled areas were shown as part of the Independent Kantisha. Ministries, a national bank and even a parliament were established in the KLF-dominated city of Mangalgundi. Kantisha established its own police department in 1692 AN and its cantons in 1695 AN. Kantisha transferred to a regular army in 1696 AN. Ministries were established in 1698 AN.

Starting from 1691 AN, the Thrace-dominated lands were put up for sale by the KLF supporter Kantic rich. About sixty percent of Northern Bank was secretly sold. Illegal settlements were established there, and KLF supporters were populated, Thrace people were forcibly displaced or killed. The Pacificonian people were also affected, and they were forcibly displaced and forced to settle further north. The era of peace would end when the KLF cut off water access to its Thraci and Pacificonian citizens in 1704 AN, and the Thraci Confederation would pay dearly for it.

Operation Tiger Tail (1704 AN - 1706 AN)

The last war was a great destruction for both sides. The Thracistan army wanted to save Kantisha back. Finally, the Thrace side found its excuse. The KLF was interfering with the development of the Apollonian Express and thus the Thracian government was unable to make any breakthroughs on the project. The Thrace government's demands for peace were ignored, and the KLF more strictly controlled the seawaters. This would lead to a war.

The Thracian navy launched an intense attack on the primitive ships of the KLF pirates and the naval resistance of the Kantic forces was broken. In response, the KLF began bombing the North Bank, killing many civilians. In III.1674, an intensive landing operation was carried out and it was successful.

In view of the Florian invasion of Port Balaine, the Thraci government asked the USSO for assistance. The organisation wanted to prevent the requested assistance from leading to a provocation with the Raspur Pact. But the Thraci government did not want to be left helpless, so Çakaristan offered assistance. This was accepted and so the Çakari Armed Forces began a mission to Kantisha. Navy ships sailed around Kantisha Island. Careful not to violate Floria's territorial waters. The rebels on the island had strict orders not to attack the Çakari naval vessels. Their fight is against Thracistan, not Çakaristan. Yet the tension was noticeable. The rebels expected the Çakari to go ashore on the eastern side of the island. But they landed on the northwest side, an area under the control of the Thracians. A new army base was built, called Metoer. Radical rebels called for the fight against the Çakari to be opened because they had 'violated' the Kantisha Island.

In light of Project Gama, the Thraci government requested logistical support to evacuate the Norfolk Islands. Jaaguzan then sent reinforcements to the islands. An hour after this decision, it became painfully clear why reinforcements were needed. Terrorist attacks were launched at several military bases and police stations. Despite these attacks, Mutasim al-Baccus announced an ultimatum. Until 10.XII.1706 AN the Kantisha Liberation Front has the opportunity to surrender. Only those guilty of the bloodshed of innocent civilians will be prosecuted. Others may be granted amnesty. Only if they do not surrender will the Çakari Armed Forces proceed to a fullscale military operation. This ultimatum was accompanied by images of Operation: Nae jeevan kee raksha, which showed the utmost precision, effectiveness and striking power of the Çakari Armed Forces.

On 9.XII.1706 AN, the leaders of the Kantisha Liberation Front appeared unarmed, with white flags and hands raised at the Metoer military base. After some negotiations, a peace agreement was signed. The Kantisha Liberation Front surrendered its weapons, members who had shed innocent blood were arrested and the others were granted amnesty. Radical fighters split from the Kantisha Liberation Front and started splinter groups to permanently resist a new domination. The leaders of the Kantisha Liberation Front made speeches to get the people behind the idea of accepting the domination by the Shahanshah of Çakaristan. The first chapter of the Akbar Constitution was distributed as a flyer to gain support among the people. It was translated into Thraci and Kantic.

Days later, Jaaguzan travelled to Kadim. There, a ceremony was held in which the Apollonian territory of the Thraci Confederation, except for the city of Kadim, was transferred. Jaaguzan made the crossing to the biggest island of the group. On the south-eastern coast there was a place where the representatives of Kantisha and Northak had gathered.