Borosan War

Borosan War
Date 1934 - 1940 Location Northern Boroso: Bavkïrak, Dhwer, Yaa, Lhavres, Taanttu, Theweria, Fals Empire, Lorimer, Taplaslég Result Lhavrinian de facto victory in the north; Fals Empire tactical victory in the south Bavkïr Traditionalists achieve control over Bavkïrak Thewer separates from Theweria Farresset Holocaust Collapse of FWCHKRV Annexation of Farressetland as Imperial province Expulsion of Helsonian Union from mainland Boroso Division of Taplaslég
Belligerents
Lhavres Yaa Bavkïr Republicans Taanttu warlords ]] Fals Empire Letzia	Dhwer Bavkïr Kúúlists Theweria Helsonian Union Far Western Colonial Helsonian Communist Republic of Via
Commanders and leaders
Boilii of Ikolinis Semoy Abirkatar Sapac Illitep Ayel Vüüek Booriam Sekeldoič Katar Cjlep Hever Kendilekkir

Background

• In 1930, Yaa broke off from Dhwer, following a Kúúlist ideology.

• The next year, Yaa underwent a coup, where the Kuulist government was overthrown by idealistic anti-slavery activists backed by Lhavres.

• Later, in 1933, Dhwer saw a Kúúlist revolution that overthrew the monarchy. The new regime wished to reincorporate Yaa.

The Helsonian invasion of Fals Empire was motivated by a variety of reasons, including an imperialistic mindset and desire to come to the aid of its ally Dhwer, as well as concerns about ethnic tensions between Terminians and Fals on the Terminian Far West Islands.

The Fals Empire, meanwhile, faced worry regarding demographic changes in its eastern regions.

Northern conflict

The northern theatre of the Borosan War can be seen as a conflict between Lhavres and Dhwer, both directly and through proxies, especially in Bavkïrak.

Lhavrinian allies included: Yaa and Bavkir_republicans.

Dhweran allies in the northern theatre included: Theweria and Bavkïr Kuulists.

• In 1934, widespread conflict occurred in Bavkïrak between Kúúlist, republican, and traditionalist factions. This can be viewed as a proxy war in that Dhwer supported the Kúúlists while Lhavres backed the republicans.

• In 1935, the conflict spilled out to encompass Dhwer, Lhavres, and Yaa.

• During 1936, in Bavkïrak, the traditionalist faction achieves victory and joins the side of Lhavres in its conflict against Dhwer. Additionally, Bavkïr guerillas offer support to warlords in Dhwer-occupied Taanttu.

Southern conflict

The southern theatre of the Borosan War can be seen as a conflict between Fals Empire and Letzia on one hand and Helsonia and Dhwer on the other. As opposed to the northern theatre, the so-called allies did not support each other as much, and this series of conflicts can be characterised more as a series of wars between individual countries.

• In 1936, Helsonia sanctions a an invasion of the Fals Empire supported by Dhwer, motivated by various political disputes over territories of uncertain sovereignty that have escalated over the last 80 years' many conflicts and crises in the Taanttu and Arimizziya Seas. Accordingly, the Fals-Helsonian War begins on 19 January, considered a component of the Borosan War.

Aftermath

The northern theatre's conflict concluded largely with a regime change in Dhwer caused partially by Lhavrinian influence.

• In 1938, under Lhavrinian influence, Dhwer's Kúúlist government is toppled. In the ensuing power vacuum, monarchist nationalists from Thewer City take control over Dhwer, reestablishing the old monarchy while introducing various reforms. The new regime is known as monarcho-Kúúlist. Subsequently, Thewer is detached from Theweria. This marks the end of Lhavrinian-Dhwer conflict in the Borosan War.

Conflict in the south ended two years later and even less peacefully than in the north.

• In 1940, with the conclusion of the Fals-Helsonian War, the Borosan War is officially over. Despite many losses, Helsonia actually benefits from the outcome thanks to its renewed control over the Terminian Far West Islands.

See also

• History of Boroso
• White Mountain War
• Great Ekuosian War