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Sanpantul independence

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A shot from the Kipei meeting organized by the Democratic Party in 1734.

Sanpantul independence is a political passion of people living in the unincorporated region within Çakaristan, advocate groups of some political parties (such as Liberal, Democrat, Victory Banner, Green Spatula, Communists, Smart Party). If realized, Sanpantul will be completely independent.

Background

Establish of Sanpantul

In the early 1670s, the small and giant shoguns of Katarian heritage, nestled between two powerful powers, Coastalis resistance and Dromoskers, found itself at the heart of a geopolitical struggle. For decades, shoguns had been under the oppressive rule of the neighboring Dromosker tribes, which exploited its resources and suppressed its culture. The people of shoguns, however, never lost their spirit of resistance. The liberation war began in 1674, sparked by a brutal crackdown on peaceful press in the capital city of Quipei (now Kipei). The Dromosker forces, known for their ruthless tactics, responded with violence, leading to widespread outrage and a surge in nationalist sentiment among the Sanpanese population. In response to the crackdown, various resistance groups united under the banner of the Spider Army (SPA). Led by charismatic leader Seiji Tonugawa, a noble family member of Sandwich Islands, the SPA quickly gained support from both local populations and international allies who sympathized with their cause. The SPA’s strategy combined guerrilla warfare with diplomatic efforts to garner local support.

The SPA achieved its first major victory in the rugged Koshima Highlands region, using their knowledge of the terrain to outmaneuver the Coastalis resistance forces. This victory boosted morale and attracted more recruits to the cause. One of the most significant and grueling battles of the war, the Siege of Quipei saw the SPA encircle the capital city. After months of intense fighting and heavy casualties on both sides, the SPA managed to breach the city’s defenses, marking a turning point in the war. In a coordinated effort with international allies, the SPA launched Operation Devil Tongue, a series of strategic offensives aimed at cutting off Dromosker supply lines. This operation crippled the Dromosker terrorists' ability to sustain its occupation.

By 1675, the Coastalis and Dromosker forces were significantly weakened, and international pressure mounted for a peaceful resolution. Negotiations, mediated by the Organization of Neutral Observers, led to the signing of the Treaty of Ohu in 1675. This treaty recognized remaining Sanpantul’s sovereignty and marked the end of the liberation war. The liberation war left the Green pirates with a legacy of resilience and unity. The post-war period was marked by efforts to rebuild the nation, establish democratic institutions, and heal the wounds of conflict. Seiji Tonugawa, hailed as a national hero, played a crucial role in shaping the new Sanpanese government. Seiji Tonugawa officially became Emperor of Sanpantul in XXI.V.1675, which meant that the Tonugawa Shogunate was revised to represent all dynasties. Although the Date Shogunate had a moderate reaction to what happened, it had to endure what happened.

1675-1693