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The [[1697 Rice Riots]] transitioned into the '''{{PAGENAME}}''' in IV.1698 following the ''Malliki Tosha Plaza Massacre'', leading to the national government losing effective control over large parts of the country, leaving large swaths of both urban and rural territory in the hands of various armed militas, most notably those aligned with the Peoples' Front and those aligned with the Democratic Humanist Party.  
The [[Rice Riots of 1697]] transitioned into the '''{{PAGENAME}}''' in IV.1698 following the ''Malliki Tosha Plaza Massacre'', leading to the national government losing effective control over large parts of the country, leaving large swaths of both urban and rural territory in the hands of various armed militas, most notably those aligned with the Peoples' Front and those aligned with the Democratic Humanist Party.  


== Background ==
== Background ==

Revision as of 20:45, 28 August 2021

Sanaman Civil War
Date 1.IV.1698 AN – present
Location Cisamarra, Amarra, Sanilla, Thanatos, Highpass, Shimmerspring, So Sara, Thanidor
Status Ongoing
Belligerents
Sanama Democratic Republic of Sanama
Support

Raspur Pact Benacia Command

File:Sanama flag1.png Sanaman Federation of People's Republics
  • Cisamarran DPR
  • Amarran DPR
  • West Sanillan DPR
  • East Sanillan DPR
  • Estarisan DPR
  • So Saran DPR
  • Thanatossian DPR
  • Highpassian DPR
Benacian Republic of Amarr Highpass and Sanilla
Support

Elluenuueq/Unified Governorates Benacian Union

Commanders and leaders
Strength
550,000 regular forces (V.1698) 875,000 militia and revolutionary fighters (V.1698) 175,000 Vanguards
Casualties and losses
4 Army soldiers 56 militia members 1 dog

The Rice Riots of 1697 transitioned into the Sanaman Civil War in IV.1698 following the Malliki Tosha Plaza Massacre, leading to the national government losing effective control over large parts of the country, leaving large swaths of both urban and rural territory in the hands of various armed militas, most notably those aligned with the Peoples' Front and those aligned with the Democratic Humanist Party.

Background

Events

IV.1698

V.1698

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VI.1698