Tarkhan Wars

Tarkhan Wars

Clockwise from top left: Aftermath of the Bombing of Yirvon. Anti-Kuulist protesters in Shanvan. Burning of Hadin, Samadar. KKP headquarters on fire after a storming, Silent War. The IL Takhir armoured train preparing for an assault on Damazar. Koman troops entering Arkaz, aftermath of the Assassination of Hatam.
Native name	Ha-Kāhdi Sağamæn (The Godless War)
Date	10 October 1929 – 19 November 1954 (25 years, 1 month, 1 week and 2 days / 9171 days)
Duration	Silent War (10 October 1929 – 15 July 1933) Koman Civil War (15 July 1933 – 19 November 1954) Aramani Civil War (14 March 1936 – 21 July 1949) Torosh Civil War (6 June 1942 – 28 August 1951)
Location	Araman, Komania, Torosha; Tamiran from 1952 and onwards.
Participants	KKP, NLP, Sajahists, Hantaziists, Koman State Government, Koman Imperial Forces, separatists, Aramani National Government, AIA, Opium Syndicates, Tribal Militias, Neighboring Powers, Torosh State Government, Torosh National Army, Yellow Militias, TKP, NAM Revolutionaries
Outcome	Start of the Bohazad dispute Establishment of the unrecognized Torosh Republic by pro-NAM Revolutionaries and Shomosvani forces Reformation of the Aramani and Torosh mizarates into federated Imperial States Establishment of the Imperial States

The Tarkhan Wars (Koman: Ha-Kāhdi Sağamaen) was a multinational conflict encompassing most of central Vaniua stemming from partisan infighting during the infamous Silent War, as several factions sought to overthrow the Ashar-led regimes ruling over Araman, Komania and Torosha. It culminated resulted in the foundation of the Imperial States in the majority of its territory, formally uniting all countries involved into a federation and consolidating the power of nationalist and sanno-monarchist factions over the union.