Calbain Revolt

Calbain Revolt
Calbain soldiers shooting at a squadron of Raven fighter jets
Date IX-X.1604 Location Calbion Result Revolt crushed, collapse of the Calbain state
Belligerents
Calbion	Jingdaoese Empire
Commanders and leaders
Prince Jack I William Nelson ✝	The Ci Emperor
Units involved
Llynges Calbain Sovereign Army of the Calbain	Imperial Airforce Imperial Army
Strength
31.000 men	ca. 350 fighting jets, unnamed number of drones
Casualties and losses
over 20.000 civilians	12 airplanes lost

The Calbain Revolt was a popular uprising and subsequent war in Calbion between Calbain nationalists and the Jingdaoese government. The war began as a series of tensions and escalations between the Calbain leadership and the government of Southbatavia, which was in its transition to become the Empire of Jingdao. The Calbain rebel forces found themselves outnumbered against the Jingdaoese army. An indiscriminate bombing campaign by the Jingdaoese airforce caused widespread death and devastation. The unsuccesful revolt resulted in the collapse of the Calbain government, the death of Governor-General William Nelson and the collapse of the Calbain state until its reconstruction four years later.