Pacification of Lyrica

The Pacification of Lyrica was an effort undertaken by the Raspur Pact nations to reclaim Lyrica for civilisation after the collapse of Stormark in 1685. Initially limited to the provision of humanitarian relief and the evacuation of foreign nationals affected by the twin collapses of Stormark and Krasnocoria, the pacification operations on Lyrica began to ramp up following the decision of the government of Alduria-Wechua in 1688 AN to open up the island to further colonial settlement by the Alexandrian and Caputian diasporas. This necessitated the commencement of a campaign to secure the territory and undertake the suppression of the "Forsaken" - the diehard adherents of the Vanic faith and the old nobility. Most operational activity was undertaken by Alduro-Wechuan and Florian forces assigned to the Yak Tail Banner Group of Apollonia Command.

The intervention of allied forces on Lyrica would also coincide with the national revival of the Hurmu people, a long victimised and oppressed minority group in the lake district of the north of the island, whose mostly peaceful restoration of sovereignty was achieved after 1685 under the auspices of the Hurmu Trust Authority. The Hurmu, conscious of all that they had suffered in the past, welcomed international assistance in the form of theAllied Reconstruction Mission in Hurmu, provided by members of the Raspur Pact, and the Ghawlama Expeditionary Force, contributed by Zeed. The Hurmu Trust also entered negotiations with Craitland with regard to Lakkvia that culminated in the Vesüha Accords.

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