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The '''Batavian Revolution of 1685''' was a wave of mass political and social unrest that spread through vast areas of the Franco-Batavian Empire. Started as a series of strikes and local disturbances after the declaration of independence of West Amokolia with the outbreak of the [[Amokolian Revolution]], it soon developed in a full-blown and nationwide revolt against the nobility and ruling class. The retirement of the popular king, [[Arkadius IV]] and the collapse of Vanic foreign support, accelerated the demise of the liberal and reactionary government. | The '''Batavian Revolution of 1685''' was a wave of mass political and social unrest that spread through vast areas of the Franco-Batavian Empire. Started as a series of strikes and local disturbances after the declaration of independence of West Amokolia with the outbreak of the [[Amokolian Revolution]], it soon developed in a full-blown and nationwide revolt against the nobility and ruling class. The retirement of the popular king, [[Arkadius IV]] and the collapse of Vanic foreign support, accelerated the demise of the liberal and reactionary government. | ||
''Work in progress. Outcome undecided.'' | |||
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The Batavian Revolution of 1685 was a wave of mass political and social unrest that spread through vast areas of the Franco-Batavian Empire. Started as a series of strikes and local disturbances after the declaration of independence of West Amokolia with the outbreak of the Amokolian Revolution, it soon developed in a full-blown and nationwide revolt against the nobility and ruling class. The retirement of the popular king, Arkadius IV and the collapse of Vanic foreign support, accelerated the demise of the liberal and reactionary government.
Work in progress. Outcome undecided.
