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The '''Fall of Anahuaco''' details the events immediately leading to the collapse of the [[Anahuaco|Anahuaco Empire]]. It relies heavily on [[Raspur Pact]] sources. | The '''Fall of Anahuaco''' details the events immediately leading to the collapse of the [[Anahuaco|Anahuaco Empire]]. It relies heavily on [[Raspur Pact]] sources. | ||
The Eastern frontier of Anahuaco saw significant spillover from the [[Andilar Wars]], where the tribes and kingdoms uniting under the banner of the King of Beorg-Dur organised into the Black Host. Intervening forces from [[Celebarad]] attempted to restore peace on the Andilari peninsula, but were unable to prevent the destruction of various border towns of Vicario. | The Eastern frontier of Anahuaco saw significant spillover from the [[Andilar Wars]], where the tribes and kingdoms uniting under the banner of the King of Beorg-Dur organised into the Black Host. Intervening forces from [[Celebarad]] attempted to restore peace on the Andilari peninsula, but were unable to prevent the destruction of various border towns of Vicario. | ||
Along Anahuaco's northern border with [[Moorland]], the MAF was deployed to help secure border crossings and deal with the emerging refugee crisis spilling over into [[Huntsland]]. As a partner within the [[Raspur Pact]], marines from the MAF coordinated with allied command to perform an extraction of high-ranking assets from [[Ciudad de Anahuaco]]. Beyond this, Moorland recognized the humanitarian crisis unfolding at its feet and began a coordinated effort to allow refugees to enter the country. King MacMartin noted that only refugees entering legally through official checkpoints would be allowed a path to citizenship. As of late 1737, seven checkpoints had been established while the rest of the border was closed and patrolled by armed guards. Anyone caught trying to enter the country illegally is either turned away or directed to a checkpoint. Moorland's government has created a special citizenship program just for Anahuaco's refugees allowing that expedites the process of citizenship and assimilation into Moorlander society. | |||
==Allied interventions: too little, too late== | ==Allied interventions: too little, too late== | ||
Revision as of 14:02, 17 October 2024
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| Part of Streïur uis Faïren, Wars of the Dispossessed | |||
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 Confederacy of the Dispossessed
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 Shireroth
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Blood Cultists
Green Einhorns
The East Keltian Collapse referred to a related series of national catastrophes which overwhelmed the governments of Anahuaco, Cerulea, and Normark in swift succession during the mid 1730s after Norton. A decisive victory for the Confederacy of the Dispossessed over the Keltian Continental Theatre Command of the declining Raspur Pact, the suspicion of Shirerithian support for the campaign which knocked out two regional allies of the Benacian Union was a notable feature of contemporary discourses regarding the rapid upheaval in the north eastern corner of the continent.
The second Cerulean revolution
Normark reels from the blow
Anahuaco buckles
The Fall of Anahuaco details the events immediately leading to the collapse of the Anahuaco Empire. It relies heavily on Raspur Pact sources.
The Eastern frontier of Anahuaco saw significant spillover from the Andilar Wars, where the tribes and kingdoms uniting under the banner of the King of Beorg-Dur organised into the Black Host. Intervening forces from Celebarad attempted to restore peace on the Andilari peninsula, but were unable to prevent the destruction of various border towns of Vicario.
Along Anahuaco's northern border with Moorland, the MAF was deployed to help secure border crossings and deal with the emerging refugee crisis spilling over into Huntsland. As a partner within the Raspur Pact, marines from the MAF coordinated with allied command to perform an extraction of high-ranking assets from Ciudad de Anahuaco. Beyond this, Moorland recognized the humanitarian crisis unfolding at its feet and began a coordinated effort to allow refugees to enter the country. King MacMartin noted that only refugees entering legally through official checkpoints would be allowed a path to citizenship. As of late 1737, seven checkpoints had been established while the rest of the border was closed and patrolled by armed guards. Anyone caught trying to enter the country illegally is either turned away or directed to a checkpoint. Moorland's government has created a special citizenship program just for Anahuaco's refugees allowing that expedites the process of citizenship and assimilation into Moorlander society.
