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An hour and a half after the ultimatum expired, airstrikes were launched on [[Xiaoxincheng]]. The Çakari Navy had already sent a convoy of ships to the Northern Sea, including an aircraft carrier. The airport, a military base and a naval ship in the harbour. Several targets were hit with cruise missiles, including the palace of Taizong in Gürbançybaq. Just across the border, military positions were attacked, taking out the anti-aircraft guns. This made it possible to carry out reconnaissance flights. | An hour and a half after the ultimatum expired, airstrikes were launched on [[Xiaoxincheng]]. The Çakari Navy had already sent a convoy of ships to the Northern Sea, including an aircraft carrier. The airport, a military base and a naval ship in the harbour. Several targets were hit with cruise missiles, including the palace of Taizong in Gürbançybaq. Just across the border, military positions were attacked, taking out the anti-aircraft guns. This made it possible to carry out reconnaissance flights. | ||
[[File:Silafucheng Memorial.png|thumb|Right|The Silafucheng Memorial]] | |||
On 1.I.1698 AN the first land troops crossed the border. Reconnaissance planes had spotted troop movements of the Seishi rebels, which indicated rebel withdrawal. The road to [[Silafucheng]] was blocked by discarded military vehicles, which were bombarded by the Çakari air force. Furthermore, pamphlets were released over the towns of Cundiyangshu and Silafucheng calling for surrender. The local authorities broadcast radio messages declaring both towns as 'open cities'. A Çakari tank drove into a roadside bomb, which exploded and caused the first casualties on the Çakari side. Paramilitaries were then flown in by helicopter to bring the towns under control. The local population had found some Seishi rebels who had stayed behind, and in a large crowd, these men were taken to the central square of Cundiyangshu. The paramilitaries wanted to capture the rebels and take them into custody. Only one of the men had already succumbed to his wounds. | |||
Xing Mirkovic, the mayor of Silafucheng, was carrying a white flag when the paramilitaries arrived. When the commander approached him, he went down on his knees begging. The commander replied, "I don't know what kind of propaganda has been spread about Çakaristan, but we are coming to restore order". The commander went to the headquarters of [[Apollonian Association of Refugees]], but did not enter. Outside in front of the door, he asked for the president of the organisation. "There is telephone for you," said the commander with the telephone receiver of his communication officer beside him. Hesitantly, the chairman came out and took the receiver. "Hello, you are speaking to Akbar". The organisation was asked to help with any refugees resulting from the Çakari invasion. When the Çakari tanks entered the city, a military salute was given at the Silafucheng Memorial. |
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Operation: Nae jeevan kee raksha is the military operation of Çakaristan in the territory of Jingdao. The name "Nae jeevan kee raksha" means "Protecting the New life", a reference to the name of the Xinshi Emperor.
Background
- Main article: 1697 Fatehpur and Manbai attacks
On 9.XI.1697 AN terrorist attacks were committed in Fatehpur and Manbai. When it was found that the Seishi rebels were behind these attacks, plans were made for military reprisals. Only the Sultan got permission from the Xinshi Emperor to intervene militarily.
After the attacks, many volunteers signed up for the army. There was great optimism to punish the enemy. Because of this, a theme song was made:
Adarani | Transliteration | Translated in Common Tongue |
लिरिक्सबोगी.कॉम |
Kadam Kadam Badhaye Ja |
Keep marching forward singing the songs of joy |
Course of the invasion
On 24.XII.1697 AN ended the ultimatum which the Sultan had given to Taizong of Seishi. This ultimatum included:
- Acknowledge involvement for the terrorist attacks in Fatehpur and Manbai
- Extradite the perpetrators, organisers and sponsors of the terrorist attacks
- Submit to the Xinshi Emperor.
These demands could not be negotiated or discussed. There was no direct contact between Taizong of Seishi and Akbar I, this was through the League of United Jingdaoese Provinces. In the first reaction, Taizong denied involvement in the attacks and proposed a neutral investigation. This proposal was rejected. Just across the border, the railway line (Cundiyangshu - Suryapur) was sabotaged, just before the ultimatum expired.
Start of the operation
An hour and a half after the ultimatum expired, airstrikes were launched on Xiaoxincheng. The Çakari Navy had already sent a convoy of ships to the Northern Sea, including an aircraft carrier. The airport, a military base and a naval ship in the harbour. Several targets were hit with cruise missiles, including the palace of Taizong in Gürbançybaq. Just across the border, military positions were attacked, taking out the anti-aircraft guns. This made it possible to carry out reconnaissance flights.
On 1.I.1698 AN the first land troops crossed the border. Reconnaissance planes had spotted troop movements of the Seishi rebels, which indicated rebel withdrawal. The road to Silafucheng was blocked by discarded military vehicles, which were bombarded by the Çakari air force. Furthermore, pamphlets were released over the towns of Cundiyangshu and Silafucheng calling for surrender. The local authorities broadcast radio messages declaring both towns as 'open cities'. A Çakari tank drove into a roadside bomb, which exploded and caused the first casualties on the Çakari side. Paramilitaries were then flown in by helicopter to bring the towns under control. The local population had found some Seishi rebels who had stayed behind, and in a large crowd, these men were taken to the central square of Cundiyangshu. The paramilitaries wanted to capture the rebels and take them into custody. Only one of the men had already succumbed to his wounds.
Xing Mirkovic, the mayor of Silafucheng, was carrying a white flag when the paramilitaries arrived. When the commander approached him, he went down on his knees begging. The commander replied, "I don't know what kind of propaganda has been spread about Çakaristan, but we are coming to restore order". The commander went to the headquarters of Apollonian Association of Refugees, but did not enter. Outside in front of the door, he asked for the president of the organisation. "There is telephone for you," said the commander with the telephone receiver of his communication officer beside him. Hesitantly, the chairman came out and took the receiver. "Hello, you are speaking to Akbar". The organisation was asked to help with any refugees resulting from the Çakari invasion. When the Çakari tanks entered the city, a military salute was given at the Silafucheng Memorial.